Manuel Mendoza

Last updated September 01, 2021

Manuel Mendoza may refer to:

Manuel V. Mendoza (1922-2001), American master sergeant active during WWII
Manuel Mendoza (footballer, born 1976), Ecuadorian football defender
Manuel Mendoza (footballer, born 1989), Ecuadorian football goalkeeper

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