Manuel Vidrio

Footballer and manager in Mexico

Manuel Vidrio - Athletes & Sports Figures born August 23rd, 1972
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Born in 1972, this footballer played primarily as a defender in his youth career before transitioning to coaching and management. He started his professional career with Club Tijuana in 1990 and later played for several teams, including Atlas and Necaxa. His coaching career began after retirement, leading several clubs in the Mexican football league system. The individual contributed to the development of younger players through various coaching roles.

Played for Atlas and Necaxa

Coached multiple teams in Mexico

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