Mauro Goicoechea
Uruguayan footballer and goalkeeper
Born
March 27th, 1988
36 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Uruguay
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Professional football goalkeeper in Uruguay, primarily played for clubs such as Montevideo Wanderers and River Plate. Started his career with Nacional and later moved to Europe, where he played in Spain for clubs like Racing de Ferrol and Real Unión. Represented Uruguay at various youth levels and is recognized for his performances during the domestic league seasons. Showcased skills in goalkeeping that contributed to his team's successes during his career.
Played for Montevideo Wanderers
Played for Nacional
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