Diego Lugano

Professional footballer, World Cup participant

Diego Lugano - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 2nd, 1980
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Uruguay

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Played as a central defender, representing Uruguay in international competitions. Participated in three FIFA World Cups, notably in 2010 where Uruguay reached the semifinals. Had a successful club career with teams including Club Nacional de Football and Paris Saint-Germain, contributing to domestic and international titles. Served as captain of the national team during critical matches, showcasing leadership and defensive skills.

Competed in three FIFA World Cups (2002, 2006, 2010)

Played for Paris Saint-Germain and won Ligue 1

Captained Uruguay in key international fixtures

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