Delio Gamboa Willington Ortiz is a prominent star
started from the second half 1970s. The late 1980s to early 1990s saw Carlos
Walderrama as the most iconic Colombian player ever. Then, Radamel Falcao reputably
performed as a leading striker in the South Americas.
Colombia
Location : South America
Copa America Participation
: 29 Times
World Cup Participation : 6 Times (1962, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2014, 2018)
Achievement : 2001 Copa America Winner
Most Caps : Ivan Hurtado
(161 Games)
Top Scorer : Augustin Delgado (31 Goals)
The Greatest Player Ever : Carlos Valderrama
All-Time Colombia Squad
1. Oscar Cordoba
Date Of Birth : 3
February 1970
Nation : Colombia,
Height : 190 cm, Position : Goalkeeper
Major Club : America De Cali, Boca Juniors, Besiktas
World Cup
Participation : 1994, 1998 (3 Games)
2 Times Argentina
Apertura, 1 Time Argentina
Clausura
2000
Intercontinental Cup
International
Honours : 2001 Copa America Winner
Individual
Achievement : 2 Times South American Team of the Year
2000 Bronze Ball South American Footballer
of The Year
2001 Silver Ball
South American Footballer of The Year
Class : Prince Silver
2. Ivan Cordoba
Date Of Birth : 11
August 1976
Nation : Colombia
Caps : 67 Games
Caps : 67 Games
Height : 173 cm
Position : Center-Back/Left_back
Position : Center-Back/Left_back
Major Club : Inter Milan
World Cup
Participation : 1998 ( No Game)
Club Honours : 4 Times Italian Series A
2 Times Copa
Italia
International
Honours : 2001 Copa America Winner
Individual
Achievement : None
Class : Prince Silver
3. Juan Cuadrado
Date Of Birth : 26 May 1988
Date Of Birth : 13 January 1976
Date Of Birth : 26 May 1988
Nation : Colombia,
Height : 176 cm, Position : Right-Side Midfielder
Major Club : Fiorentina, Juventus
World Cup Participation : 2014, 2018
Club Honours : 1 Time English Premier League
4 Times Italian Series A
3 Times Copa Italia
4 Times Italian Series A
3 Times Copa Italia
2017 UEFA Champion League Runner-Up
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 2014 FIFA Word Cup Top Assist
Class : Prince Silver
4. Mario Yepes
Date Of Birth : 13 January 1976
Nation : Colombia,
Height : 186 cm, Position : Center-Back
Major Club : Paris-SG
World Cup Participation : None
Club Honours : 2 Times Colombian League
1 Time Argentina Apertura, 1 Time Argentina Clausura
1 Time French Cup
International Honours : 2001 Copa America Winner
Individual Achievement : 1 Time South American Team of the Year
Class : Prince Bronze
Date Of Birth : 4
February 1929
Height : 181 cm, Position : Center-Back
Major Club : Milonarios
Caps : Unknown
World Cup
Participation : 1962 (1 Game)
Club Honours : 5
Times Colombian League
International
Honours : None
Individual
Achievement : None
Class : Prince Silver
6. Leonel Alvarez
Date Of Birth : 30
July 1965
Nation :
Colombia,
Height : 185 cm, Position :
Destroyer
Major Club :
Independiente Medellin, America De Cali
World Cup Participation : 1990,1994
Club Honours : 2
Times Colombian League
1989 Copa
Libertadores Cup
International
Honours : None
Individual
Achievement : 3 Times South American Team of the Year
Class : Prince
Bronze
7. Delio Gamboa
Date Of Birth : 28 January 1936
Nation : Colombia,
Height : 181 cm, Position : Left-Winger/Forward
Major Club : Millonarios
World Cup Participation : 1962
Club Honours : 5 Times Colombian League
1 Time Colombian Cup
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : None
Class : Prince Silver
Date Of Birth : 26
March 1952
Nation : Colombia
Caps : 49 Games (12 Goals)
Caps : 49 Games (12 Goals)
Height : 188 cm
Position : Right-Winger
Position : Right-Winger
Major Club : Millonarios
World Cup
Participation : None
Club Honours : 6
Times Colombian League
International
Honours : None
Individual
Achievement :
IFFHS Colombia Greatest Player of The Century
IFFHS Colombia Greatest Player of The Century
Class : Prince
Gold
Date Of Birth : 10 February 1986
Nation : Colombia,
Height : 177 cm, Position : Fast Striker
Major Club : FC Porto, Atletico Madrid
World Cup Participation : None
Professional Score Record : 236 Goals/ 402 Games
Club Honours : 1 Time Argentinean League, 1 Time French Ligue
1 Time Portuguese League, 2 Times Portuguese Cup
2 Times UEFA Europa League (2011, 2012)
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 1 Time Portuguese Golden Ball
2 Times UEFA Europa League Top Scorer
Class : Prince Silver
Date Of Birth : 2 September 1961
Nation : Colombia,
Position : Central Holding Midfielder
Height : 175 cm, Major Club : Monpellier
World Cup
Participation : 1990, 1994, 1998 (10 Games)
Club Honours : 1
Time French Cup
2 Times Colombian
Championship
International
Honours : None
Individual
Achievement : 1987 Copa America Best Player
2 Times South
American Footballer of The Year (1987, 1993)
1996 Bronze Ball
South American Footballer of The Year
1996 Major League
Soccer MVP
Class : Prince
Gold
Date Of Birth : 12 July 1991
11. James Rodriguez
Date Of Birth : 12 July 1991
Nation : Colombia,
Position : Playmaking-Attacking Midfielder
Major Club : FC Porto, Real Madrid
Caps : 76 Games (22 Goals)
World Cup Participation : 2014, 2018
Club Honours : 1 Time Spanish la Liga
2 Times Bundesliga
Club Honours : 1 Time Spanish la Liga
2 Times Bundesliga
3 Times Portuguese Liga
2011 UEFA Europa League
2 Times UEFA Champion League (14,17)
2 Times FIFA Club World Cup (14,17)
2011 UEFA Europa League
2 Times UEFA Champion League (14,17)
2 Times FIFA Club World Cup (14,17)
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 2012 Portuguese Golden Ball
2014 FIFA World Cup Golden Boots/All Stars Team
2015 La Liga Best Midfielder
2019 Copa America Best XI
Individual Achievement : 2012 Portuguese Golden Ball
2014 FIFA World Cup Golden Boots/All Stars Team
2015 La Liga Best Midfielder
2019 Copa America Best XI
Class : Prince Silver
___________________________________________________
Substitution
Freddy RinconDate Of Birth : 14 August 1966
Nation : Colombia,
Position : Central Midfielder
Height :
185 cm, Major Club : America De Cali, Corinthians
World Cup
Participation : 1990, 1994, 1998 (10 Games)
Club Honours : 2
Times Colombian League
2 Times Brazil
National Championship
2 Times Brazil
State Championship
2000 FIFA Club
World Cup
International
Honours : None
Individual
Achievement : 2 Times South American Team of the Year
Class : Prince
Bronze
Arnoldo Iguaran
Date Of Birth : 18 january 1957
Nation : Colombia
Position : Fast
Striker
Height :
179 cm
Major Club : Milonarios
Caps : 68
Games (25 Goals)
World Cup
Participation : 1990 (3 Games)
Club Honours : 2
Times Colombian League
International
Honours : None
Individual
Achievement : Colombia All-Time Top Scorer
Milonarios
All-Time Top Scorer
1 Time South American Team of the Year
1 Time South American Team of the Year
Class : Prince
Bronze
Manager
Francisco Maturana
Major Team :
Colombia
Major Achievement : 1 Time Copa Mustang
1989 Copa Libertadores Cup
2001 Copa America Winner
Individual Achievement : 2010 South American
Coach of The Year
Class :
Prince Gold
Formation XI (4-2-3-1)
Explanation of Formation
Oscar Cordoba is the most reliable
keeper for this team. I.Cordoba is assigned to act as left-full-back. Cuadrado is applied as a right-back will often support right-side midfield area. Zuluaga is set as a sweeper behind Yepes. Alvarez would pay his effort to destroy
the opponent game. Valderrama mainly creates the game just based on central midfield
area. Gamboa and Ortiz either operate on wings or move to inside-attacking midfield area supporting the front-line as a wing-forward. James Rodriguez is a trequartsita link the game between central midfield to forward Radamel Falcao is to find chances score the goals.
Estadio Metropolitano
Opened : 1986
City : Barrranquilla
Capacity : 60,000 Seats
Minor Reserved Group
Rene Higuita : Goalkeeper/ Colombia
Alejandro Brand : Central Midfielder/ Colombia
Humberto Alvarez : Attacking Midfielder/Colombia
Jairo Arboleda : Attacking Midfielder/Colombia
Hugo Aristizabal : Second Striker/ Colombia
Anthony De Avila : Forward/ Colombia
Faustino Asprilla : Striker/ Colombia
Ivan Valenciano : Striker/ Colombia
Alejandro Brand : Central Midfielder/ Colombia
Humberto Alvarez : Attacking Midfielder/Colombia
Jairo Arboleda : Attacking Midfielder/Colombia
Hugo Aristizabal : Second Striker/ Colombia
Anthony De Avila : Forward/ Colombia
Faustino Asprilla : Striker/ Colombia
Ivan Valenciano : Striker/ Colombia
The Greatest Northern South
American Footballers of All-Time
1. Alberto Spencer
2. Willington Ortiz
3. Carlos Valderrama
4. Ivan Cordoba
5. Radamel Falcao
Luis Capurro played as a Left Back
ReplyDeleteThis article specifies his is right-back http://www.sportspundit.com/soccer/players/9615-luis-capurro
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how often he played as left and right-back
Ivan hurtado?
ReplyDeleteHe was impressively consistent in national team but his club career is too simple and not pass criteria to make profile. For a starter, there is no standardized criteria because it is compulsory selection.
Deletewhat about Jose Rene Higuita instead of Cordoba?
ReplyDeleteAcrobatic ability is very helpful in entertaining. Higuita is probably as entertained as Ronaldinho and Ronaldo but that's all. If consider how he negatively create the risk to lose opportunities for his team, there are even too many keepers whom I did not mention better than him.
DeleteMaybe an Honorable Mention for Andres Escobar, captain of the Columbian National Team? He was to play for AC Milan before his murder.
ReplyDeleteThanks for recalling this player, I know Escobar’s event is recorded in football history, I see the event is outside the extent of greatness in football game.
DeleteColombia All-time XI (4-4-2):
Delete"A" - GK - Óscar Córdoba, DF - Luis Fernando Herrera, Andrés Escobar, Jorge Bermúdez, Diego León Osorio, MF - Leonel Álvarez, Freddy Rincón, James Rodríguez, Carlos Valderrama, FW - Faustino Asprilla, Arnoldo Iguarán.
"B" - GK - René Higuita, DF - Efraín Sánchez, Iván Ramiro Córdoba, Alexis Mendoza, Mario Alberto Yepes, MF - Bernardo Redín, Wilson Pérez, Adolfo Valencia, Víctor Hugo Aristizábal, FW - Willington Ortiz, Radamel Falcao.
also mentions: Mauricio Serna, Ántony de Ávila, Miguel Ángel Calero, Albeiro Usuriaga, Iván Valenciano.
Ecuador All-time XI (4-4-2):
GK - Juan Francisco Cevallos, DF - Hólger Quiñónez, Ivan Hurtado, Luis Capurro, Ulises de la Cruz, MF - Alfonso Obregon, Alex Aguinaga, Antonio Valencia, Polo Carrera, FW - Jaime Ivan Kaviedes, Alberto Spencer.
also mentions: Carlos Luis Morales, Agustín Delgado, Neiser Reasco, Edison Mendez, Jorge Bolaños.
Bolivia all-time top 10:
1. Víctor Agustín Ugarte, 2. Marco Etcheverry, 3. Erwin Romero, 4. Erwin Sánchez, 5. Máximo Alcocer, 6. Ramiro Castillo, 7. José Issa, 8. Ausberto García, 9. Wilfredo Camacho, 10. Julio Cesar Baldivieso.
All information from colombian, ecuadorian and bolivian football sites respectively.
Henry Caicedo, la mosca Caicedo, the best defender of Colombian history.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.elpais.com.co/elpais/blogs/figuras-y-recuerdos/henry-caicedo-leyenda-mosca-aun-zumba
Dearman I suggest you study the life of Henry Caicedo (la mosca Caicedo), in the 80s the Argentinian manager Carlos Salvador Bilardo catalog to Caicedo as the best central-back in America. The knee injury of Caicedo impisió will triumph in Argentina, and this led him to depression and drugs. Anyway, historians of Colombian football has it in high esteem. You must seek information from him in serious newspapers and sporting articles.
ReplyDeleteEXAMPLE:
http://www.semana.com/enfoque/articulo/la-mosca-caicedo/60414-3
http://www.elpais.com.co/elpais/blogs/figuras-y-recuerdos/henry-caicedo-leyenda-mosca-aun-zumba
http://www.elheraldo.co/deportes/jugadores-ilustres-de-colombia-que-fueron-bajados-de-un-mundial-154782
Also you can find videos in youtube of biography made by the club Deportio Cali and other journalists.
Carlos Valderrama Prince Gold? He deserves more.
ReplyDeleteHe did not perform enough in club career. Most notorious part would be his time at La Liga when he could not help Vallolodid to survive from relegation even participate just a half of season. He was too slow and his limited idea of movement is vulnerable to be beaten..
DeleteJose Francisco Cevallos
ReplyDeleteGiovanny Espinoza?
ReplyDeleteColombia XI all-time, 4-3-3 (list publ. in 2010) [source: futbolsiemprefutbol.com]:
ReplyDeleteGK - 1.Efraín “Caimán” Sánchez, 2.René Higuita, 3.Oscar Córdoba, 4.Farid Mondragón, 5.Pedro Antonio Zape, 6.Julio “Chonto” Gaviria, 7.Miguel Calero, 8.Otoniel Quintana, 9.Carlos Montaño, 10.Luis Largacha, 11.Gabriel Ochoa Uribe.
DF (right) - 1.Luis Fernando “Chonto” Herrera, 2.Arturo Segovia, 3.Jaime “Charol” González, 4.Camilo Zuñiga, 5.Gerardo Moncada, 6.Gerson González, 7.Alberto Gamero, 8.Efraín “Pastuso” Castillo, 9.Joaquin Sánchez, 10.Hugo “el Pitillo” Valencia, 11.Gonzalo Martínez.
CDF (libero) - 1.Francisco “Cobo” Zuluaga, 2.Mario Alberto Yepes, 3.Andrés Escobar, 4.Miguel Escobar, 5.Oscar López, 6.Julio Edgar “Chonto” Gaviria, 7.Gabrie Berdugo, 8.Norberto Molina, 9.Francisco Maturana, 10.Alexis Mendoza, 11.Astolfo Romero.
CDF (stopper) - 1.Iván Ramiro Córdoba, 2.Henry “la Mosca” Caicedo, 3.Jorge Bermúdez, 4.Luis Carlos Perea, 5.Miguel Augusto “el nano” Prince, 6.Luis Eduardo Reyes, 7.Luis Amaranto Perea, 8.Ignacio “loco” Calle, 9.Luis Eduardo “ Camello” Soto, 10.Ricardo “Pibe” Diaz, 11.Anibal “el Mocho” Alzate.
DF (left) - 1.Diego León Osorio, 2.Héctor “Canocho” Echeverri, 3. Wilson Pérez, 4.Oscar Bolaño, 5.Alonso “Pocillo” López, 6.Fernando “Pecoso” Castro, 7.Carlos Mario Hoyos, 8.Gerardo Bedoya, 9.Gildardo Gómez, 10.Jesús “Toto” Rubio, 11.Carlos “Copetín” Aponte.
DMF - 1.Leonel Alvarez, 2.Mauricio “Chico” Serna, 3.Eduardo Pimentel, 4.Hermenegildo Segrera, 5.Gonzalo “Chalo” González, 6.Eduardo Retat, 7.Jaime Silva, 8.Domingo “Tumaco” González, 9.Pedro Sarmiento, 10.Oscar “Severiano” Ramos, 11.Oswaldo "Pescadito" Calero.
CMF - 1.Fredy Rincón, 2.Mario Agudelo, 3.Harold Lozano, 4.Norberto Peluffo, 5.Rolando “Loco” Serrano, 6.Alexis García, 7.Fredy “Totono” Grisales, 8.Germán “Burrito” González, 9.Bernardo Redín, 10.Misael “Papo” Flórez, 11.Fabian Vargas.
AMF - 1.Carlos “el Pibe” Valderrama, 2.Jairo Arboleda, 3.Alejandro Brand, 4.Humberto “Turrón” Alvarez, 5.Diego Edison Umaña, 6.Alfredo Arango, 7.Alfonso Cañon, 8.Alex Escobar, 9.Hernán Dario Herrera, 10. Giovany “el Principe” Hernández, 11.Bernardo “Cunda” Valencia.
FW (right) - 1.Willington Ortiz, 2.Faustino Asprilla, 3.Ernesto Díaz, 4.Carlos Enrique “La Gambeta” Estrada, 5.Carlos Arango Medina, 6.Anthony de Avila, 7.Albeiro Usuriaga, 8.Miguel Guerrero, 9.Hernán “Cuca” Aceros, 10.Angel Maria Torres, 11.Alejandro Carrillo.
FW (centre) - 1.Iván René Valenciano, 2.Delio “Maravilla” Gamboa, 3.Víctor Aristizabal, 4.Jorge Ramírez Gallego, 5.Jaime “Manco” Gutierrez, 6.Marino Klinger, 7.Eduardo Emilio Villarete, 8.Sergio “Checho” Angulo, 9.Jose Antonio Rada, 10.Eusebio Escobar, 11.Juan Pablo Angel.
FW (left) - 1.Arnoldo Iguaran, 2.Adolfo “Tren” Valencia, 3.Jaime Morón, 4.Héctor “Zipa” González, 5.Rubén Dario Hernández, 6.John Jairo Trellez, 7.Julio “Shinola” Aragón, 8.Víctor Campaz, 9.Didi Alex Valderrama, 10.Uriel Cadavid, 11.Orlando “el Pony” Maturana.
https://pespespes.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/colombia-xi1.jpg
ReplyDeleteHallo Narathorn. Luís Herrera was a right back. You included Díaz and Cuadrado! Very good from you, you have an accurate team now. The best Colombian LB ever was Diego Osorio for his ability, or Hector "Canocho" Echeverry due to his consistency.
ReplyDeleteDiego Osorio won only 17 caps although there was no great candidate in Columbia national team. I.Cordoba could switch to LB in emergency case so I may not name any LB in the substitution. I read that Arturo Segovia is the best full-back ever in history of Colombian footballer, playing in right-back position. Actually I'm rather not satisfied on Ernesto Diaz profile but I want to complete 22 men-squad.
DeleteThere are also other great Colombian attackers in the dark era of its football like Jairo Arboleda, Humberto Alvarez and Alfonso Cannon are described as one of greatest Colombian players ever but they won few caps because that era competed in few games so it is hard to rate them.
Well, Díaz fits since he could play right and left winger (mostly right) and you have Cuadrado as right winger. Among the players you have mentioned, Arboleda is the most highly rated one. I agree none of the Colombian left backs should be in the squad, not so consistant. Among Segovia and Herrera is a tie, but Herrera had a far more consistant National team carreer.
DeleteHolger Quinonez from Ecuador?
ReplyDeleteI don't see any outstanding profile of him.
DeleteHe was selected as a member of 'South American Team of the year' in 1991.
Deletefalcao born 1986, world cup 1990???
ReplyDeleteMauricio Serna? Storng defensive midfielder, achieved 2 times Copa Libertadores victory with Boca. Selected 'South American team of the year' 2 times.
ReplyDeleteAnd another Boca's Player, Jorge Bermudez? has great career, selected 'South American team of the year' 3 times, and also selected 'Copa Libertadores all time best XI' in 2012.
3 Times South American Team of the year is not guaranteed as the standard of south american football in recent era is not competitive in comparison to the European football. I agree to add Jorge Bermudez in positional list of Latin American union but not here.
DeleteAs central defenders, I suggest Miguel Escobar. Considered one of the greatest Colombian centre-backs, he starred for Deportivo Cali and the National Team along with Henry Caicedo, and was considered the less spectacular but more consistent one of the two. You can find lots of articles about him in Spanish, not so sure in English.
ReplyDeleteÓscar López (also Deportivo Cali) and Andrés Escobar Saldarriaga (the one who got killed after the 1994 world cup) also may be taken into consideration for Rest of the Latin Americas Positional Ranking, since you have Bermúdez.
Where do you get info Miguel Escobar is one of the best Colombian defenders ever ? I can't even find his Wikipedia page.
DeleteHe doesn't have a wikipedia page in English or Spanish, as many Colombians great players don't. He has an Italian one and a profile in BDFA (Argentine site).
DeleteHere this Colombian Football Analyst includes him in the All Time top 11 of Colombian football league:
http://everardoherrera.com/index.php/futbol-internacional/46263-escogen-los-mejores-futbolistas-colombianos-de-la-historia-de-sus-campeonatos
Than you have other interesting links below, as well as the top 10 per position posted by an anonymous above on this page:
https://www.elpais.com.co/entretenimiento/cultura/miguel-escobar-en-la-previa-del-mundial-como-es-la-vejez-de-un-exfutbolista.html
http://www.pesmitidelcalcio.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=926
https://www.elcincocero.com/noticias/detalle/19-liga-aguila/1471-el-futbolista-con-mas-partidos-jugados-en-clubes-del-futbol-colombiano
Is Faryd Mondragón far to be qualified ? I remember him be as good as Cordoba.
ReplyDeleteThe Colombian soccer team needs to have a post for herself. Ecuador, Venezuela and Bolivia, have great players, but understanding the logic of Dearman (I do not share that logic), Ecuador, Venezuela and Bolivia should have a team together.
ReplyDeleteFreddy Rincón is a case like that of Romerito in Paraguay.
ReplyDeleteEuropean football is coarse and pragmatic, they do not understand the preference for technique and quality.
Could you make an own profil for colombia?
ReplyDeleteAnd than integrate ecuadorian and bolivian footballers like etcheverry, ugarte, sanchez, ...
An own profil for Colombia would be indeed a great idea:
ReplyDeletekeepers: Efrain sanchez, Oscar cordoba
defenders: I.cordoba, zuluaga, segovia, caicedo, yepes
midfield: valderrama, James, leonel Alvarez, Freddy rincon, cuadrado
Attackers / Wingers: Falcao, Iguaran, Asprilla, W. Ortiz, Ernesto Diaz, Gamboa
you could then put the Ecuador Players in a rest of south america Squad with bolivia, Venezuela, etc
Thanks for suggestion. I think I will do it in the future when Colombia has more qualified side-backs.
ReplyDeletePerhaps you could reconsider the class of Willington Ortíz?
ReplyDeleteIt's very sad that he is no longer included in 9*100 Rankings.
http://inbedwithmaradona.com/journal/2012/10/4/the-grand-old-man-of-colombian-football.html
After reading this article, i was really emphatisized.
I'm also surprised Ortiz was never named in any top South American footballer of the year even in 1975 that he led Colombia finished runner-up in Copa America and America De Cali finished runner-up 4 times.
Deletebut he was elected 17th southamerican player of the century alongside didi.
ReplyDeleteAnexo:Mejor_jugador_sudamericano_del_siglo_XX
same about alberto spencer who is obviously also underrated.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.google.com/amp/s/allbluedaze.com/2019/11/24/alberto-spencer-the-greatest-south-american-footballer-that-youve-never-heard-of/amp/
His league scoring record is disappointing. Only 1961 and 1962 he could score in satisfying number.
DeleteThis is my colombian list :
ReplyDelete1. Efraín Sánchez
2. René Higuita
3. Oscar Córdoba
4. Pedro Antonio Zape
5. Faryd Mondragón
6. Carlos Navarro Montoya
7. Gabriel Ochoa Uribe.
8. Julio Gaviria
9. David Ospina
10. Miguel Calero
11. Eduardo Niño
12. Otoniel Quintana
13. Andrés Acosta
14. Juan Carlos Henao
15. Carlos Montaño
16. Luis Largacha
17. Gabriel Mejía (del AN de Med.)
FB ( derecha) -
1.Luis Fernando Herrera
2.Arturo Segovia
3.Jaime González
4.Hugo Valencia
5.Camilo Zuñiga
6.Wilmer Cabrera
7.Gerardo Moncada
8.Gerson González
9.Alberto Gamero
10.Daniel Bocanegra
11.Efraín Castillo
12.Joaquin Sánchez
13.Gonzalo Martínez.
CD (libero) -
1.Francisco Zuluaga
2.Oscar López 3.Mario
Alberto Yepes
4.Andrés Escobar
5.Miguel Escobar
6.Julio Edgar Gaviria
7.Gabrie Berdugo
8.Norberto Molina
9.Francisco Maturana
10.Alexis Mendoza
11.Astolfo Romero
12.Aquivaldo Mosquera.
CD (tapón) -
1.Iván Ramiro Córdoba 2.Jorge
Bermúdez
3.Henry Caicedo
4.Luis Amaranto Perea
5.Miguel Augusto Prince
6.Luis Eduardo Reyes
7.Luis Carlos Perea
8.Ignacio Calle
9.Luis Eduardo Soto
10.Ricardo Díaz
11.Anibal Alzate.
12. Gabriel Mejía (Vigorón)
FB (izquierda) -
1.Diego León Osorio
2.Wilson Pérez
3.Héctor Echeverri
4.Oscar Bolaño
5.Pablo Armero
6.Jesús Rubio
7.Carlos Mario Hoyos
8.Alonso López
9.Fernando Castro
10.Gerardo Bedoya
11.Jorge Porras
12.Gildardo Gómez
13.Carlos Aponte
14.Farid Díaz.
DMF -
1.Leonel Alvarez 2.Mauricio
Serna
3.Eduardo Pimentel
4.Hermenegildo Segrera
5.Gonzalo González
6.Eduardo Retat
7.Jaime Silva
8.Domingo González
9.Pedro Sarmiento
10.Oscar Ramos
11.Oswaldo Calero.
CMF RM IM -
1.Fredy Rincón
2.Bernardo Redín
3. Marcos Coll
4.Juan Cuadrado
5.Harold Lozano
6.Mario Agudelo
7.Norberto Peluffo
8.Rolando Serrano
9.Alexis García
10.Fredy Grisales
11.Germán González
12. Fabian Vargas
13.Misael Flórez.
AMF -
1.Carlos Valderrama
2.James Rodríguez
3.Jairo Arboleda
4.Alejandro Brand
5.Alfonso Cañon
6.Humberto Alvarez
7.Edgar Domínguez
8.Diego Edison Umaña
9.Alfredo Arango
10.Alex Escobar
11.Hernán Dario Herrera
12.Giovany Hernández
13. Bernardo Valencia
14. Macnelly Torres.
FW (derecha) -
1.Willington Ortiz
2.Anthony de Avila
3.Ernesto Díaz
4.Carlos Enrique Estrada
5.Carlos Arango Medina
6.Miguel Guerrero
7.Hernán Aceros
8.Angel Maria Torres
9.Alejandro Carrillo
FW y ST -
1 .Faustino Asprilla
2.Arnoldo Iguaran
3.Radamel Falcao García
4.Adolfo Valencia
5.Iván René Valenciano
6.Víctor Aristizabal
7.Albeiro Usuriaga
8.Miguel Borja
9.Juan Pablo Angel
10.Jorge Ramírez Gallego
11.Jaime Gutierrez
12.Teófilo Gutiérrez
13. Roberto Meléndez
14.Marino Klinger
15.Eduardo Emilio Villarete
16.Sergio Angulo
17.Jose Antonio Rada
18. Jorge Ramirez
19.Eusebio Escobar.
FW (izquierda) -
1.Delio Gamboa
2.Jaime Morón
3.Héctor González
4.Rubén Dario Hernández
5.John Jairo
Trellez 6.Julio Aragón
7.Víctor Campaz
8.Alex Valderrama
9.Uriel Cadavid
10.Orlando Maturana.
Este once es según el sistema 4-2-2 inventado por F. Maturana:
Is need a mention in sustituions to Efrain Campos, René Higuita, Jorge
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DeleteBy the way Faustino Asprilla should be here
May be add Carlos Fernando Navarro Montoya. Class Prince. Greatest goalkeeper of Boca Juniors and other clubs. He played two matches in Colombia National Team in Qualyfing WC1986 and he can't played for Argentina for played this matches.
ReplyDeleteLuis Herrera, Luis Carlos Perea, Alexis Mendoza, Harold Lozano, Faustino Asprilla, Iván Valenciano and Adolfo Valencia are prince class too.
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