Fernando Arce

Mexican footballer with notable club legacy

Fernando Arce - Mexican footballer with notable club legacy
Born

April 24th, 1980
45 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Mexico

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A professional footballer from Mexico, played primarily as a midfielder. His career included significant stints with clubs such as Santos Laguna, where he won multiple league titles in Liga MX, and Club Tijuana, contributing to their ascension in Mexican football. Additionally, represented the national team, participating in notable tournaments. Arce was recognized for his technical skills and ability to control the midfield.

Played for Santos Laguna and Club Tijuana

Won Liga MX titles with Santos Laguna

Represented Mexico in international competitions

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