Adolfo Pedernera

Adolfo Pedernera

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Adolfo Pedernera was a renowned Argentine footballer known for his exceptional skills and playmaking abilities, becoming an iconic figure in Argentine football history, inspiring many young players, including a young Jorge Bergoglio.

Born on Mar 15, 1918 (108 years old)

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Argentina Argentina: Adolfo Pedernera was hired as a coach after Humberto Maschio was dismissed, known for his extensive experience. 6

Lionel Scaloni Humberto Maschio Cesar Luis Menotti Carlos Bilardo Diego Maradona Sergio Batista Alejandro Sabella Gerardo Martino Edgardo Bauza Jorge Sampaoli Nicolas Gonzalez Joaquin Correa Leonardo Balerdi Dibu Martinez Nahuel Molina Gonzalo Montiel Nicolas Tagliafico Cristian Romero Lisandro Martinez Julian Alvarez Leandro Paredes Lionel Messi Rodrigo De Paul Enzo Fernandez Cuti Romero Licha Martinez Dibu Colo
Clarín: Por qué lo que hizo Lionel Scaloni al frente de la Scaloneta invita a quemar todos los libros y los axiomas de los futboleros

Venezuela Venezuela: Adolfo Pedernera was another great footballer that Jorge Bergoglio read about. 7

Regina Maria Sivori Gregorio Sassa Jorge Bergoglio Damaso Alfredo Di Stefano Rene Pontoni
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