Pellegrini stopped the counter at six and a half

Vicente Cantatore directed the Real Betis in the 98/99. It was his penultimate club before ‘retiring’ unofficially but definitively in the Sporting Gijón. He was born in Rosario (Argentina), but he considered himself Chilean. He crossed the Andes to the 25 years and he never left except for work, building a successful career as a footballer there and, later, on the bench. It would be the predecessor of Manuel Pellegrinifor now the last representative of the longest and narrowest country no longer South Americabut of the World, in a Real Betis which also had five footballers born on the banks of the Peaceful. One of them, Felipe Gutierrez (2016-2018) visited, already retired, this Wednesday his compatriot in The Bermejales. Behind him, only Claudio Bravo (2020-2024). Before, the precursor, Patricio PatoYáñez (1990-1994), in addition to Mark Gonzalez (2007-2009) y Lorenzo LoloReyes (2013-2016).

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