Franco Jara is an Argentine striker currently playing for Instituto de Córdoba, known for his intelligent movement and clinical finishing inside the box. Now 37, Jara began his career with Arsenal de Sarandí before a move to Mexican giants Pachuca defined his prime years. At Pachuca, he enjoyed tremendous success, winning the Liga MX title and the CONCACAF Champions League, where he was often the tournament's top scorer, showcasing his poacher's instinct. His form earned him a high-profile transfer to Portuguese powerhouse Benfica, where he spent several seasons and won domestic trophies, though he was often used as a rotational option. After returning to Argentina, he had a stint with Boca Juniors before joining Instituto. His main honors include Liga MX and CONCACAF Champions League titles with Pachuca, and Primeira Liga championships with Benfica. Jara has also been capped by the Argentine national team. A pure penalty-box striker, Franco Jara's career is marked by important goals in big games across multiple continents.