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Ricardo Zamora

Also known as Ricardo Zamora Martinez, Ricardo Zamora Martínez

futebolista espanhol

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Ricard Zamora Martínez - castelhanizado Ricardo (Barcelona, 21 de janeiro de 1901 - 8 de setembro de 1978) - foi um futebolista Espanhol que atuava como goleiro, tido por muitos como um dos melhores de todos os tempos na posição. Sua roupa escura (por vezes substituída por uma camisa pólo branca) e o boné reto marcariam época no futebol espanhol, embora bem mais marcante fosse a sua habilidade.

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1960: Celta
1961: Espanyol
Full name: Ricardo Zamora Martínez
Date of birth: ( 1901-01-21 ) 21 January 1901
Place of birth: Barcelona , Spain
Date of death: 8 September 1978 (1978-09-08) (aged 77)
Place of death: Barcelona, Spain
Height: 1.94 m (6 ft 4 in)
Position: Goalkeeper
1914 1916: Universitari SC
Years: Team
1916 1919: Espanyol
1919 1922: Barcelona
1922 1930: Espanyol
1930 1936: Real Madrid
1937 1938: Nice
1920 1936: Spain
1939 1940: Atlético Aviación

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Sport: Soccer
Team: Llaneros
Position: Central Midfield
Nationality: Colombia

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Image: Ricardo Zamora (arquero español) - El Gráfico 363.jpg
Height: 194

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date of death: 1978-09-08
Commons category: Ricardo Zamora
date of birth: 1901-02-14
name in native language: Ricardo Zamora
birth name: Ricardo Zamora Martínez
pseudonym: El diví

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