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Alberto Villareal

1934 – 2017

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About Alberto Villareal

Lived 1934 – 2017 (aged 82–83). Alberto Villareal was a Filipino association football player.

Alberto Villareal y García was a Philippine international footballer who was captain of the Philippine national team that competed at the 1958 Asian Games. He is credited for leading the team that caused a 1-0 upset against host Japan. He was also part of the 1954 Asian Games squad.

Villereal was the eldest of three brothers all of which were national team players. He attended the De La Salle University where he obtained a bachelor's degree on Chemical Engineering. He was the captain of the university's junior and senior varsity team of the 1950s. At the club level, he played for the YCO Athletic Club which won the national championship within the same decade.

He died on July 5, 2017, in Vancouver, Canada, at age 83.

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Born
1934, Vancouver
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Also known as
Alberto Villareal García

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Alberto Villareal?

association football player (1934-2017)

When was Alberto Villareal born?

Alberto Villareal was born in 1934 in Vancouver.

When did Alberto Villareal die?

Alberto Villareal died on 5 July 2017 in Vancouver.

What was Alberto Villareal's occupation?

Alberto Villareal was an association football player.

What nationality was Alberto Villareal?

Alberto Villareal was Filipino.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alberto Villareal

· Wikidata: Q42363625

· DBpedia: Alberto Villareal (footballer, died 2017)

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