1988 South American Under-16 Football Championship squads

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The 1988 South American U-16 Championship was an international association football tournament held in Ecuador. The ten national teams involved in the tournament were required to register a squad; only players in these squads were eligible to take part in the tournament.
Each player had to have been born after 1 January 1972.

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Group A

Argentina

Head Coach Flag of Argentina.svg Carlos Oscar Pachame A.T. Flag of Argentina.svg Roberto Mariani and Flag of Argentina.svg Daniel Romeo. (N°1)Roberto Carlos Abbondancieri GK 19/08/1972 Rosario Central (Argentina) (N°12)Leonardo Nicolas Diaz GK 05/09/1972 Newell's Old Boys Rosario (Argentina) *(N°20)Walter Adrian Sarti GK 02/12/1972 Olimpo de Bahia Blanca (Argentina) (N°2)Luis Rodolfo Piccoli DF 28/11/1972 Ferrocarril Oeste (Argentina) **(N°3)Carlos Homero Lizarraga DF 07/11/1972 Talleres de Cordoba (Argentina) (N°4)Jose Maria Castro DF 22/09/1973 Velez Sarsfield (Argentina) (N°5)Gabriel Alejandro Flores MF 13/12/1972 San Lorenzo de Almagro (Argentina) **(N°6)Anibal Hector Suarez DF 14/05/1973 Instituto de Cordoba (Argentina) (N°7)Diego Cristian Castagno Suarez 10/10/1972 MF Newell's Old Boys Rosario (Argentina) (N°8)Sebastian Gordon MF 04/11/1972 Boca Juniors (Argentina) (N°9)Walter Javier Paz FW 04/03/1973 Argentinos Juniors (Argentina) (N°10)Guillermo Carlos Morigi MF 01/03/1972 Velez Sarsfield (Argentina) (N°11)Gabriel Osvaldo D´Ascanio 06/08/1972 FW Rosario Central (Argentina) (N°13)Jorge Asad DF /MF 26/08/1972 San Lorenzo de Almagro (Argentina) (N°14)Daniel Guillermo Laffite 03/04/1973 FW River Plate (Argentina) (N°15)Eduardo German Coudet MF 12/09/1974 Platense (Argentina) (N°16)Diego Gaston Ordoñez DF 26/03/1974 Rosario Central (Argentina) (N°17)Pablo Andres Michelini MF 07/10/1973 Deportivo Español (Argentina) (N°18)Walter Gustavo Silvani FW 11/05/1971 River Plate (Argentina) *(N°19)Hugo Alberto Morales MF 30/07/1974 Huracan (Argentina) *(N°21)Cristian Gonzalo Garcia DF 13/04/1974 San Lorenzo de Almagro (Argentina) *(N°22)Martin Palermo FW 07/11/1973 Estudiantes La Plata (Argentina) *(N°23)Arnaldo Ariel Ortega MF/FW 04/03/1974 Club Atletico Ingenio Ledesma Jujuy (Argentina) *(N°24)Hugo Benjamin Ibarra DF 01/04/1974 Club Policial de Formosa (Argentina)

Colombia

Head Coach: Flag of Colombia.svg Duilio Miranda Mari and A.T. Flag of Colombia.svg Otoniel Quintana Rojas and Flag of Colombia.svg Ricardo Diaz Bernal (N°1)Leonidas de la Hoz GK 30/09/1972 Atletico Junior Barranquilla (Colombia) (N°2)Juan Diaz Rodriguez DF 23/04/1975 Corporacion Deportiva Centauros (Colombia) (N°3)Modesto Gaibao DF 09/09/1973 Atletico Junior Barranquilla (Colombia) (N°4)Victor Patiño DF 21/08/1972 De Leon Club de Futbol (Colombia) (N°5)Oswaldo Bravo MF 16/07/1972 (Colombia) (N°6)Oscar Cañate DF / /19 (Colombia) (N°7)John Harold Lozano MF //19 (Colombia) (N°8)Alfredo Nieto MF 20/06/1974 Atletico Nacional Medellin (Colombia) (N°9)Oswaldo Mackenzie FW 19/01/1973 La Fortuna Football Club (Colombia) (N°10)Williams Fiorillo MF / /19 (Colombia) (N°11)Enrique Braidy Requiniva FW 15/01/1973 S Meta (Colombia) (N°12)Luis Castro GK / /19 (Colombia) (N°13)Jorge Duque DF / /19 (Colombia) (N°14)Henry Zambrano MF / /19 (Colombia) (N°15)Douglas Molina DF / /19 (Colombia) (N°16)Carlos Moreno Ortiz FW / /19 (Colombia) (N°17)Arley Dinas DF / /19 (Colombia) (N°18)Jose Antonio Marupia MF / /19 (Colombia) *(N°19)Luis Leon DF / /19 (Colombia) *(N°20)Hector Zapata FW / /19 (Colombia) *(N°21)Edinson Chavez MF / /19 (Colombia) *(N°22)Milton Patiño GK / /19 (Colombia) *(N°23)Alfredo Nieto MF / /19 (Colombia)

Uruguay

Head coach: Flag of Uruguay.svg Isabelino Barrios A.T. Flag of Uruguay.svg Julio Cesar Cortes and Flag of Uruguay.svg Pablo Justo Forlan [1]

No.Pos.PlayerDate of birth (age)Club
174 FW Diego Bresciani Flag of Uruguay.svg River Plate
62 DF Diego Eiroa Flag of Uruguay.svg River Plate
103 MF Mario Peñalba Flag of Uruguay.svg Club Nacional de Football
162 DF Lester Marcelo Berrospe Flag of Uruguay.svg CA Cerro
143 MF Elbio Tolosa Flag of Uruguay.svg Rampla Juniors
94 FW Luis Alberto Álvarez Flag of Uruguay.svg Peñarol
153 MF Marcos Marcelo Tejera (1973-08-06)6 August 1973 (aged 14) Flag of Uruguay.svg Defensor Sporting
182 DF Gustavo Rehermann Armesto Flag of Uruguay.svg Peñarol
134 FW Marcelo González Flag of Uruguay.svg Peñarol
34 FW Osvaldo Francisco Canobbio (1973-02-17)17 February 1973 (aged 15) Flag of Uruguay.svg River Plate (Montevideo)
11 GK Carlos Nicola (1973-01-03)3 January 1973 (aged 15) Flag of Uruguay.svg Nacional
53 MF Wilmar Arbelo Flag of Uruguay.svg Nacional
114 FW Maximiliano Olivera Flag of Uruguay.svg Nacional
83 MF Rodrigo Lemos (1973-08-03)3 August 1973 (aged 15) Flag of Uruguay.svg Club Nacional de Football
42 DF Carlos Barboza Flag of Uruguay.svg Nacional
22 DF Ricardo Larrama Flag of Uruguay.svg Peñarol
74 FW Marcelo Antonio Da Rosa Flag of Uruguay.svg Club Atlético Bella Vista
121 GK Ignacio Dorta Flag of Uruguay.svg Central Español

Peru

Head Coach: Flag of Peru.svg Percy Rojas Montero and A.T. Flag of Peru.svg Carlos Antonio Solis and Flag of Peru.svg Ramon Antonio Mifflin (N°1)Eduardo Silva GK (N"2)Benito Miraya DF (N°3)Julio Gallardo DF (N°4)Gabriel Valdivieso DF (N°5)Efrain Loyola MF (N°6) (N°7) (N°8)Victor Zuñiga MF (N°9)Julio Portocarrero FW (N°10)Andy Torres MF (N°11)Flavio Francisco Maestri FW (N°12) (N°13) (N°14)Virgilio Zuñiga Muñoz MF (N°15)Jose Curiyama MF (N°16)Walter Antonio Machaca MF (N°17)Marcos Cosqui FW (N°18) *(N°19)

Bolivia

Head Coach: Flag of Argentina.svg Jorge Hector Habbeger A.T. Flag of Argentina.svg Juan Jose Valiente and Flag of Argentina.svg Oscar Domingo Blanco (N°1)Marcelo Ernesto Torrico GK 11/01/1972 Club The Strongest (Bolivia) **(N°12)Mauricio Adorno GK 06/09/1971 Bolivar La Paz (Bolivia) **(N°21)Antonio Notario GK [Spain] 19/11/1972 Granada Club de Futbol (Spain)

(N°10)Marco Belmonte MF 04/08/1972 Academia Tahuichi Aguilera (Bolivia)

Group B

Brazil

Head coach: Flag of Brazil.svg René Simões and A.T. Flag of Brazil.svg Everaldo Marques da Silva and Flag of Brazil.svg Luiz Leao Cesar da Silva [2]

No.Pos.PlayerDate of birth (age)Club
11 GK Helbert Paghete Mussi Flag of Brazil.svg XV de Jaú
22 DF Alessandro Cristiano Vitorini Flag of Brazil.svg International
32 DF Ânderson Lima Veiga Flag of Brazil.svg Juventus
42 DF Andrei Frascarelli Flag of Brazil.svg XV de Jaú
53 MF Carlos Augusto Teixeira e Silva Flag of Brazil.svg Atlético Mineiro
62 DF Admílson Pereira Veloso Flag of Brazil.svg São Paulo
74 FW Márcio Gomes Sampaio Flag of Brazil.svg São Paulo
83 MF Gilmar Ferreira Flag of Brazil.svg Atlético Mineiro
94 FW Antônio Marcos Tobias Flag of Brazil.svg São Paulo
103 MF Cléber dos Santos Flag of Brazil.svg Bahia
121 GK Jorcey Anísio Garcia Santos Flag of Brazil.svg Flamengo
143 MF Moisés Nascimento de Jesus Flag of Brazil.svg Vasco da Gama
163 MF Luciano Nunes de Souza Flag of Brazil.svg Sao José

Paraguay

Head Coach: Flag of Paraguay.svg Salvador Luis Amilcar Breglia and A.T. Flag of Paraguay.svg Cesar Mario Jacquet and Flag of Paraguay.svg Valentin Mendoza (N°1)Adalberto Ortiz GK 12/04/1972 (N°12)Derlis Venancio Gomez GK 02/11/1972 *(N°22)Celso Gerardo Guerrero GK 17/04/1972 (N°2) (N°3) (N°4) (N°5) (N°6) (N°7) (N°8) (N°9) (N°10) (N°11) (N°13) (N°14) (N°15) (N°16) (N°17) (N°18) *(N°19) *(N°20) *(N°21) *(N°23) *(N°24) *(N°25) *(N°26)

Chile

Head coach: Flag of Chile.svg Mario Burgos and Flag of Chile.svg Jose Alberto Moris and Flag of Chile.svg Waldo Erger Quiroz [3]

No.Pos.PlayerDate of birth (age)Club
74 FW Richard Ahumada Gatica Flag of Chile.svg Union Española
114 FW Rene Jacob Aranguiz Flag of Chile.svg CD Palestino
22 DF Luis Andres Ceron Flag of Chile.svg Audax Italiano
42 DF Jaime Antonio Cortes Flag of Chile.svg Audax Italiano
32 DF Victor Hugo Camilo Sepulveda Flag of Chile.svg O'Hoggins
62 DF Frank Eduardo Diaz Flag of Chile.svg Audax Italiano
182 DF Rodrigo Antonio Gacitua Flag of Chile.svg Universidad de Chile
143 MF Carlos Alberto Jorquera Flag of Chile.svg CD Cobresal
104 FW Marcelo Antonio Jara Flag of Chile.svg Universidad de Chile
173 MF Felipe Eduardo Lira Flag of Chile.svg Universidad de Chile
134 FW Fernando Javier Loyola Flag of Chile.svg Universidad Catolica
94 FW Carlos Antonio Martinez Flag of Chile.svg Union Española
162 DF Alfredo Alberto Oteiza Flag of Chile.svg Colo Colo
83 MF Francisco Arturo Pinto Flag of Chile.svg Universidad de Chile
11 GK Andres Alberto Romero Oñate Flag of Chile.svg CD Palestino
121 GK Sergio Andres Soto Flag of Chile.svg Universidad Catolica
153 MF Jorge Ivan Sepulveda Flag of Chile.svg CD Cobreloa
53 MF Gerardo Yañez Reyes Flag of Chile.svg Audax Italiano

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Ecuador

Head Coach: Flag of Ecuador.svg Ernesto Guerra Galarza and A.T: Flag of Ecuador.svg Washington Muñoz Yance and Flag of Ecuador.svg Miguel Antonio Bustamante. (N°1) (N°2) (N°3) (N°4) (N°5) (N°6) (N°7) (N°8) (N°9) (N°10) (N°11) (N°12) (N°13) (N°14) (N°15) (N°16) (N°17) (N°18) *(N°19) *(N°20) *(N°21) *(N°22) *(N°23) *(N°24) *(N°25) *(N°26)

Venezuela

Head Coach: Flag of Venezuela.svg Antonio Cabrujas A.T. Flag of Venezuela.svg Jorge Perez and Flag of Venezuela.svg Miguel Parella.

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