About Manuel Montero
Born 1991. Manuel Montero is an Argentine rugby union player and rugby sevens player.
Manuel "Pantera" Montero (born November 20, 1991, in Buenos Aires) is a rugby union player who played for Argentina on the wing.
Montero previously played for the Jaguares in Super Rugby.
Playing career Montero switched to rugby from basketball as a teenager, when his best friend Agustín José Fornonzini forced him to do so, claiming he would be an outstanding rugby player.
He was selected for the Argentina Under 20s side for the IRB Junior World Cup in 2010, a year later in 2011 he was the standout player for Argentina in the Under 20 World Cup scoring against Italy and setting up a try with a great individual effort. After a spell in the Argentina Sevens side, in 2012 he gained selection for the Pampas XV and made his Pumas debut later that year, scoring a hat trick in his second test against Brazil and scoring 5 tries in his 3 matches. In his first start against a top nation, he scored the match winning try to defeat France in Cordoba.
He was included in 's squad that debuted at the new 2012 Rugby Championship.
Montero is signed to play for until 2017.
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Who is Manuel Montero?
Argentine rugby union footballer
When was Manuel Montero born?
Manuel Montero was born on 20 November 1991 in Buenos Aires.
What is Manuel Montero's occupation?
Manuel Montero is a rugby union player and rugby sevens player.
What nationality is Manuel Montero?
Manuel Montero is Argentine.
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