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Nilo Acuña

1943 – 2004

Uruguayan footballer

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Lived 1943 – 2004 (aged 60). Nilo Acuña was an Uruguayan association football player.

Nilo Humberto Acuña Bordaborria (26 September 1943 – 29 August 2004) was a professional footballer who played in the Uruguayan Primera División and Mexican Primera División.

Career Born in Montevideo, Acuña played as a forward. He began playing for Liverpool de Montevideo, before joining Peñarol in 1967. He won consecutive Uruguayan league titles in 1967 and 1968, and helped the club reach the 1970 Copa Libertadores final in his first stint with the club.

In 1972, Acuña moved to Mexico to join Monterrey for three seasons. He returned to Uruguay to finish his career with Peñarol.

After he retired from playing, Acuña became a football coach. He was a member of Jorge Fossati's staff which led LDU Quito to the 2003 Ecuadorian league title. In 2004, he joined Fossati's coaching staff on the Uruguay national football team.

Personal Acuña developed a tumor and died at age 60 in August 2004.

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Who was Nilo Acuña?

Uruguayan footballer (1943-2004)

When was Nilo Acuña born?

Nilo Acuña was born on 26 September 1943 in Montevideo.

When did Nilo Acuña die?

Nilo Acuña died on 29 August 2004 in Uruguay.

What was Nilo Acuña's occupation?

Nilo Acuña was an association football player.

What nationality was Nilo Acuña?

Nilo Acuña was Uruguayan.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nilo Acuña

· Wikidata: Q2649392

· DBpedia: Nilo Acuña

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