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References
- 1 2 Informe de Altas y Bajas Vélez Sarsfield
- ↑ ACB: ecco i nomi degli argentini! Ticinonews
- ↑ LAS NOVEDADES EN LOS EQUIPOS DE LA "C" Revista Tribuna Roja
- ↑ "יום שישי השעון כבר מראה צהריים-לקראת הפלייאוף בליגה הלאומית". ישראל ספורט.
- ↑ Refuerzos: Hermanos Cigno y Flores fichan para Ciclón Noticias Tarija Bolivia
- ↑ SACACHISPAS F.C.: UN CIGNO EN EL HORIZONTE Vermouth Deportivo
- ↑ EL PORVENIR: Uno de última hora Solo Ascenso
- ↑ Five Islands Top APL Standings After Huge Victory Antigua Observer Newspaper
- ↑ Dos futbolistas argentinos fueron repatriados de un exótico país caribeño Clarín
- ↑ BDFA Argentina Profile
