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Roberto Basílico

Argentinian association football player

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Roberto Basílico was an Argentine association football player.

Roberto Basílico was an Argentine footballer, who played in Atlanta and River Plate. He served as defender in the River team that won the first title of professionalism in 1932.

Biography Roberto Basílico was born in Buenos Aires. He began his career in Club Atlético Atlanta. In 1931 Basílico was hired by River team, who began incorporating several reinforcements overlooking the championship. On March 13, 1932, Basilico debuted as defender in a win over Chacarita Juniors 3–1. That same year River Plate played the championship game against Club Atlético Independiente. The match was played at the Gasómetro with a score of 3–0 in favor of River, with goals by Ferreyra, Peucelle, and Zatelli.

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Important facts

Born
Buenos Aires
Died
Buenos Aires
Nationality

Frequently asked questions

Who was Roberto Basílico?

Argentinian association football player

When was Roberto Basílico born?

Roberto Basílico was born in Buenos Aires.

When did Roberto Basílico die?

Roberto Basílico died in Buenos Aires.

What was Roberto Basílico's occupation?

Roberto Basílico was an association football player.

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Roberto Basílico was Argentine.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Roberto Basílico

· Wikidata: Q25039601

· DBpedia: Roberto Basílico

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