Ángel Romano
Uruguayan footballer (1893-1972) · Uruguay · On the map · Footballers · Lived 1894 to 1972 · aged 78
Alfredo Ángel Romano was a Uruguayan professional footballer. A striker, he played 70 games for his national team between 1911 and 1927, scoring 28 goals. He played in the Copa América nine times, winning the title a record six times, losing one final and finishing third twice.
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José Leandro Andrade Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1925-1930
Héctor Castro Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1923-1930
Héctor Scarone Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1917-1926
Pedro Petrone Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1924-1930
Alberto Suppici Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1915-1923
Santos Urdinarán Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1919-1930
Andrés Mazali Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1919-1930- Zoilo Saldombide Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1927-1930
- Emilio Recoba Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1925-1930
Alfredo Zibechi Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1917-1924
Alfredo Foglino Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1911-1925
Carlos Scarone Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1914-1927
Abdón Porte Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1911-1918
Manuel Varela Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1919-1925
José Vanzzino Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1912-1930- Pascual Somma Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1911-1924
- Francisco Castellino Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1910-1917
- Rodolfo Marán Teammate at Club Nacional de Football, 1917-1926
Isabelino Gradín Teammate at Uruguay national team, 1915-1927
Antonio Campolo Teammate at Uruguay national team, 1918-1927
Roberto Figueroa Teammate at Uruguay national team, 1921-1927
Jorge Germán Pacheco Teammate at Uruguay national team, 1911-1917
José Benincasa Teammate at Uruguay national team, 1911-1927
José Brachi Teammate at Uruguay national team, 1911-1916
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Career 4
ClubYearsMatchesGoals
Boca Juniors1913-191491
Uruguay1911-19276928
Club Nacional de Football1910-1930388164
Central Uruguay Railway Cricket Club
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About this person
He was also part of the Uruguay national team that won the football tournament in the 1924 Olympics.
Country
Uruguay
Category
Footballers
Type
Football / Soccer Player
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1894 to 1972 · aged 78
