Luis Comitante

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Luis Comitante
Personal information
Full name Luis Comitante
Date of birth(1912-06-16)16 June 1912
Place of birth Uruguay
Managerial career
YearsTeam
19451950 Moto Club
19511952 Santos FC
1958–1961 ABC
19621963 El Salvador
1963–1965 Marathón
1965–1967 Broncos UNAH
1967 Juventud Olimpica
1967–1970 Deportivo Vida

Luis Comitante (born 16 June 1912, date of death unknown) was a Uruguayan-Brazilian football player and manager. Teams that he has managed include ABC in Brazil [1] and the El Salvador national team. [2] Comitante is deceased. [3]

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References

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