Carlos Quintero

Colombian footballer and forward

Carlos Quintero - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 19th, 1987
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Born in Colombia in 1987, this footballer has played as a forward for several clubs, including notable spells at Deportivo Cali and Junior. Represented the Colombia national team, contributing to various international competitions such as the Copa America. Achieved significant recognition within Colombian football for technical skills and goal-scoring ability. Enjoyed multiple successful seasons at club level, particularly noted for performances in Liga Águila.

Played for Deportivo Cali

Competed in Copa America

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