ENSIKLOPEDIA Cari Tekan Enter untuk memulai pencarian cepat. Kembali ke Ensiklopedia Arsip Wikipedia Indonesia Alberto Denegri Alberto DenegriPeruvian footballer (1906-1973) In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Denegri and the second or maternal family name is Aspauza. Alberto DenegriPersonal informationFull name Alberto Luis Denegri AspauzaDate of birth (1906-08-07)7 August 1906Place of birth Lima, PeruDate of death 18 May 1973(1973-05-18) (aged 66)Position MidfielderSenior career*Years Team Apps (Gls) Universitario de Deportes International career Peru * Club domestic league appearances and goals Alberto Luis Denegri Aspauza (7 August 1906 – 18 May 1973) was a Peruvian footballer who played as a midfielder for Peru in the 1930 FIFA World Cup.[1] He also played for Universitario de Deportes. References ↑ 1930 FIFA World Cup Uruguay Archived 2008-03-14 at the Wayback Machine External links Alberto Denegri at National-Football-Teams.com FIFA profile vtePeru squad – 1929 South American Championship fourth place GK Pardon GK Segalá DF de las Casas DF Maquilón DF Saldarriaga MF Astengo MF Denegri MF Galindo MF Mustafich MF Salas FW Breiding FW Bulnes FW Góngora FW Lizarbe FW Muro FW Nué FW Ortega FW Ramírez FW Rostaing Coach: Borelli vtePeru squad – 1930 FIFA World Cup MF Astengo FW Cillóniz DF de las Casas MF Denegri DF Fernández MF Galindo MF García FW Góngora FW Lavalle FW Lores DF Maquilón FW Neyra FW Pacheco GK Pardon MF Quintana FW Rodríguez Nue FW Sarmiento DF Soria FW Souza GK Valdivieso MF Valle FW Villanueva Coach: Bru vtePeru squad – 1935 South American Championship third place GK Valdivieso DF de las Casas DF A. Fernández DF León MF Arce MF Denegri MF D. García MF E. García MF Pacheco MF Rivero FW Alcalde FW T. Fernández FW Góngora FW Lavalle FW Montellanos FW Morales FW Nué FW Tovar FW Villanueva Coach: Carbajo vtePeru football squad – 1936 Summer Olympics FW J. Alcalde FW T. Alcalde FW Álvarez MF Castillo DF Chappell DF A. Fernández FW T. Fernández MF García FW Ibáñez MF Jordán MF Landa DF Lavalle FW Magallanes GK Marchena FW Morales MF Pacheco FW Paredes DF Pardo MF Portal MF Tovar GK Valdivieso FW Villanueva Coach: Denegri vtePeru squad – 1937 South American Championship GK Honores GK Huby GK Valdivieso DF del Río DF A. Fernández DF Soria MF Arce MF Castillo MF Jordán MF Portal MF Tovar FW J. Alcalde FW T. Alcalde FW Álvarez FW T. Fernández FW Ibáñez FW Lavalle FW Magallanes FW Morales FW Paredes FW Villanueva Coach: Denegri vtePeru national football team – managers Oliveri (1927) Borelli (1929) Bru (1930) Carbajo (1935) Denegri (1936–37) Greenwell (1938–39) Arrillaga (1941) An. Fernández (1942) Arana (1947) Ar. Fernández (1949) Huapaya (1952) Cook (1953) An. Fernándezc (1953) Valdivieso (1954–55) Ar. Fernández (1956) Orth (1957–61) Calderón (1961) Almeidac (1962) Valdivieso (1963) Calderón (1965) Gomes Nogueirac (1966) Calderónc (1967) Didi (1968–70) Herediac (1971) Baróti (1972) Scarone (1972–73) Calderón (1975) Herediac (1976) Calderón (1977–78) Chiarella (1979) Tanc (1980) Calderónc (1980) Herediac (1981) Tim (1981–82) Tan (1983) Barack (1984–85) Chale (1985) Cruzadoc (1986) Mayorgac (1986) Cuéllar (1987) J. Fernándezc (1988–89) Pepe (1989) Rojasc (1989) Company (1991) Popović (1992–93) Company (1994–95) Oblitas (1996–99) Terneroc (1997) Maturana (1999–2000) Uribe (2000–01) Autuori (2003–05) Ternero (2005) Navarroc (2006) Uribe (2007) del Solar (2007–09) Markarián (2010–13) Bengoecheac (2014) Gareca (2015–22) Reynoso (2022–23) Fossati (2023–24) Ibáñezc (2025) Barretoc (2025) Amelic (2025) Menezes (2026–) (c) = caretaker manager This biographical article related to a football midfielder from Peru is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by adding missing information.vte
