Edison Toloza
Colombian footballer, former national player
Born
June 15th, 1984
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Colombia
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Edison Toloza played as a forward in professional football. His career included stints at various clubs in Colombia, with notable performances at teams like Independiente Santa Fe and Atlético Huila. Toloza also represented Colombia at the national level, showcasing his skills in international competitions. His contributions to the sport have been recognized throughout his career, particularly during pivotal matches. After several years in professional football, he transitioned to coaching roles, sharing his expertise with younger players.
Played for Independiente Santa Fe
Represented Colombia at the national level
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