Independiente Medellín

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Independiente Medellín
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Full name Corporación Deportiva
Independiente Medellín
Founded 15 April 1914
Ground Estadio Atanasio Girardot,
Medellín, Colombia
Capacity 52,700
Chairman colombiano Juan Guillermo Montoya
Manager colombiano Victor Luna
League Copa Mustang
2006 Clausura 4
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Corporación Deportiva Independiente Medellín is a Colombian football (soccer) team, based in Medellín. The club was founded in 1914. It has won the national tournament four times: in 1955, 1957, 2002 and 2004. Its best performance at international level was in 2003, when the team achieved the third place in the Copa Libertadores de América.

They are rivals with Atlético Nacional.

[edit] Current roster

As of July 16, 2006


No. Position Player


1 Colombia GK Brayan López
2 Colombia DF Roberto Carlos Cortés
3 Colombia DF Jhann Carlos López
4 Colombia DF Ricardo Calle
5 Colombia DF Heriberto Velandia
6 Colombia DF José Mera
7 Colombia FW Diego Álvarez
8 Colombia MF Danilson Córdoba
9 Colombia FW Jackson Martínez
10 Argentina MF Rodrigo Riep
11 Colombia FW César Valoyes
12 Colombia GK Jaime Bran Gómez
13 Colombia MF Héctor Alejandro Vasco
No. Position Player
14 Colombia MF Nicolás Torres
15 Colombia MF Neider Yesid Morantes
16 Colombia FW Jhon Córdoba
17 Colombia MF Jaime Alberto Castrillón
18 Colombia DF Andrés Felipe Ortiz
19 Colombia MF Iván Corredor
20 Colombia MF Mauricio Molina
21 Colombia MF Juan Pablo Pino
22 Colombia GK David Andrade
23 Colombia MF Lewis Ochoa
25 Argentina DF Eduardo Dominguez
26 Colombia DF Diego Peralta
31 Colombia MF Sebastián Botero
Source: http://www.dimayor.com.co/equipos/nomina_medellin.jpg

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Colombian Mustang Cup 2006 teams:
América | Boyacá Chicó F.C. | Bucaramanga | Deportivo Cali | Deportivo Pasto | Cúcuta | Envigado F.C. | Huila
Junior | Medellín | Millonarios | Nacional | Once Caldas | Pereira | Real Cartagena | Quindío | Santa Fe | Tolima


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