Serafín Fabricio García

Career García started his professional career with Basáñez in the Uruguayan Segunda División in 1996. His performances there resulted in a move to Peñarol. After Chacarita Juniors did not exercise their option to sign him permanently and did not extend the loan, he returned to Peñarol where he was left out of the squad list submitted for the Mercosur Cup. Peñarol's board of directors imposed a fine on García for his absence from training.

During his time at Cerro Porteño in Paraguay he helped the club win the Apertura of the 2004 Paraguayan Primera División season.

He returned to Peñarol in 2006, "to become one of the team's key figures".

García joined Boston River in 2010, He remained at Boston River until 2016 when he retired.

Post-playing career After his retirement from playing, García worked as a Uber driver. From 2019 he was a coach in the youth academy of his former club Peñarol, leading a youth development project for defenders in the youngest age groups. He also served as assistant coach for the Peñarol under-19 team.

Honours Peñarol Uruguayan Primera División: 1997

Cerro Porteño Paraguayan Primera División Apertura: 2004