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Mariano Andrés Pernía Molina (born 4 May 1977) is a retired footballer who played as a left back. After starting professionally with Independiente, he moved to Spain in the early 2000s, going on to represent three teams in the country – most notably Getafe and Atlético Madrid, scoring ten La Liga goals in one sole season with the former – amassing Spanish top flight totals of 171 games and 16 goals over the course of seven seasons. Born in Argentina, Pernía represented the Spanish national team in the 2006 World Cup. ==Club career== Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Pernía came through the ranks at Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro, but never achieved a first-team presence. He got his first chance of professional football when he moved to Club Atlético Independiente, but found himself moving in and out of the main squad; he made a total of 57 appearances for the club in all competitions, scoring two goals. In January 2003, Pernía moved to La Liga with Recreativo de Huelva He started in the Copa del Rey final loss to RCD Mallorca, but the Andalusian outfit was also relegated that season; he played in 40 league matches during the following campaign's second division. Although Pernía was 26 and yet to break into regular top flight football, he made the most of his opportunity when he moved to newly promoted side Getafe CF in 2004. He made an immediate impact in the Madrid side as an offensive defender with a killer left foot, scoring three goals in his debut season including a 40-metre effort against Real Betis;〔(El cañonero infatigable (The tireless goal scorer) ); El País, 6 November 2005 〕 he was a major part of an underrated team that survived its first season in the top division, defying the expectations of several football pundits. The 2005–06 season saw Pernía start 35 out of 38 games for Getafe, and he amazingly finished the season with ten goals and two assists, becoming the highest scoring defender in a season for 20 years. With such good form, his future was the source of much speculation and, despite a bid from Valencia CF, he signed a four-year contract with Atlético Madrid in February 2006 starting in the 2006–07 campaign,〔(Pernía ficha por el Atlético de Madrid (Pernía signs for Atlético de Madrid) ); 20 Minutos, 20 February 2006 〕 going on to battle with Antonio López for the left-back position〔(Aguirre duda entre Antonio López y Pernía (Aguirre doubts between Antonio López and Pernía) ); El Mundo, 18 July 2006 〕– he was sent off in his final appearance for Getafe, a 0–1 away loss to Celta de Vigo. During his first year with his new club Pernía played second-fiddle to López, under manager Javier Aguirre. Subsequently, at the season's end, speculation was rife that he would return to Getafe following the departure of former teammate Javier Paredes to Real Zaragoza, but he committed himself to Atlético. However, in the 2007–08 season, the tables turned, and Pernía gained positional battle with López, featuring in 29 league contests as the ''Colchoneros'' finished fourth, with the subsequent qualification to the UEFA Champions League. Throughout the following campaign he remained first-choice for most of the games, and also saw the birth of his own official fanclub – "Peña Pernía", which was Atlético's fastest growing ''peña'' of 2008. However, in early July 2009, he and his family were involved in a serious car accident, in the player's native Argentina. Both his daughter and nephew were unharmed, but he suffered a broken clavicle and minor lung injuries. He went on to fully recover, but the vehicle was practically and totally destroyed;〔(Pernía stable following car crash ); UEFA.com, 8 July 2009〕 his season consisted of only two appearances: against UD Marbella for the domestic cup, and in the league against Xerez CD (a 1–2 home loss). Aged 33, Pernía was released by Atlético in July 2010, signing with Montevideo's Club Nacional de Football two months later. In the following transfer window, however, he returned to his nation of birth, joining top division side Club Atlético Tigre. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Mariano Pernía」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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