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Antonio Alzamendi

Second striker, born 1956, 11 clubs, Classic era

Antonio Alzamendi played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Wanderers de Durazno in 1971. His longest spell was at Independiente: 4 seasons, 1978–1982. His last club was Rampla Juniors, where he played until 1993.

  1. Wanderers de Durazno1971–73Wanderers de Durazno, 1971–73
    Policial de Durazno1974–76Policial de Durazno, 1974–76
    Sud América1977–78Sud América, 1977–78
    Independiente1978–82Independiente, 1978–82
  2. River Plate1982–83River Plate, 1982–83
    Nacional1983Nacional, 1983
    Tecos UAG1983–84Tecos UAG, 1983–84
    Peñarol1985Peñarol, 1985
  3. River Plate1986–88River Plate, 1986–88
    Logroñés1988–90Logroñés, 1988–90
    Deportivo Mandiyú1990Deportivo Mandiyú, 1990
    Rampla Juniors1993Rampla Juniors, 1993

Antonio Alzamendi’s clubs

YearsClub
1971–1973Wanderers de Durazno
1974–1976Policial de Durazno
1977–1978Sud América
1978–1982Independiente
1982–1983River Plate
1983Nacional
1983–1984Tecos UAG
1985Peñarol
1986–1988River Plate
1988–1990Logroñés
1990Deportivo Mandiyú
1993Rampla Juniors

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What clubs did Antonio Alzamendi play for?
Antonio Alzamendi played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Wanderers de Durazno, Policial de Durazno, Sud América, Independiente, River Plate, Nacional, Tecos UAG, Peñarol, Logroñés, Deportivo Mandiyú and Rampla Juniors.
What was Antonio Alzamendi's last club?
Antonio Alzamendi's last club was Rampla Juniors (1993).
What was Antonio Alzamendi's first club?
Antonio Alzamendi started his senior career at Wanderers de Durazno in 1971.

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