About Julio César Abatte
Born 2000. Julio César Abatte is an Argentine association football player.
Julio César Abatte was an Argentine footballer who played as a midfielder for clubs in Chile. He was born in Mendoza.
Career Abatte played for Bádminton, Universidad de Chile, and Rangers de Talca.
Abatte was a key figure in Rangers de Talca's squad as they turned professional and achieved promotion to the Chilean top division. He scored a goal in the club's Chilean Primera División debut as Rangers won 4–3 against Universidad Católica in May 1953. He spent two seasons with Rangers and scored 20 goals in total.
Teams Bádminton 1946–1948 Universidad de Chile 1949 1950–1952 Rangers 1952–1953
Personal life His son, Juan Carlos, nicknamed Conejo (Rabbit), also was a historical player of Rangers between 1973 and 1976.
Julio was nicknamed Rucio, a distortion of Rubio (Blond).
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Who is Julio César Abatte?
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Julio César Abatte was born in 2000.
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Julio César Abatte is an association football player.
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Julio César Abatte is Argentine.
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