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- ↑ "El icónico de la zaga que cruzó desde Gibraltar a China". entrenadoresfutbol.es.
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- ↑ "Cortijo: "Maradona tuvo un detalle conmigo que no lo olvidaré"". lavozdigital.es.
- ↑ "El gaditano que compartió vestuario con Mágico y Maradona". eldesmarque.com.
- ↑ "Gibraltar sanciona a Alfonso Cortijo, segundo de José en el Málaga, por apuestas". malagahoy.es.
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