Ricardo Trigilli

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Ricardo Trigilli

Ricardo Trigilli (August 24, 1934, Buenos Aires, Argentina - January 21, 2010, Buenos Aires, Argentina) was an Argentine football player. He played for clubs in Argentina and Chile.^[1][2]

Teams[]

• Argentinos Juniors 1952-1958
• Vélez Sarsfield 1959-1960
• Universidad Católica 1961-1962
• Deportes La Serena 1963
• Ferrobádminton 1964
• San Telmo 1965

Titles[]

• Argentinos Juniors 1955 (Argentine Second División Championship)
• Universidad Católica 1961 (Chilean Primera División Championship)

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