Juan Carlos Almada

Juan Carlos Almada (born 1962 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a former Argentine footballer who played for clubs in Argentina, Chile and Ecuador.

Teams

Almagro 1981–1986
Cipolletti 1986–1987
Defensa y Justicia 1988–1989
Fernández Vial 1990–1991
Deportes Concepción 1991–1992
Cobreloa 1992
Universidad Católica 1992–1994
Emelec 1994–1995
Olimpo de Bahía Blanca 1996–1997
Deportes Concepción 1997–1998

Titles

Universidad Católica 1993 (runner-up Copa Libertadores)
Emelec 1994 (Ecuadorian Championship)

External links

Profile at BDFA Profile at

Copa Libertadores top scorers

1960: Spencer
1961: Panzutto
1962: Coutinho / Raymondi / Spencer
1963: Sanfilippo
1964: Rodríguez
1965: Pelé
1966: Onega
1967: Raffo
1968: Tupãzinho
1969: Ferrero
1970: Bertocchi / Más
1971: Artime / Castronovo
1972: Cubillas / Ramírez / Rojas / Toninho Guerreiro
1973: Caszely
1974: Morena / Rocha / Terto
1975: Morena / Ramírez
1976: Palhinha
1977: Scotta
1978: La Rosa / Scotta
1979: Miltão / Oré
1980: Victorino
1981: Zico
1982: Morena
1983: Luzardo
1984: Tita
1985: Sánchez
1986: de Lima
1987: Gareca
1988: Iguarán
1989: Aguilera / Amarilla
1990: Samaniego
1991: Gaúcho
1992: Palhinha
1993: Almada
1994: Rivas
1995: Jardel
1996: de Ávila
1997: Acosta
1998: Sérgio João
1999: Bonilla / Fernando Baiano / Gauchinho / Morán / Sosa
2000: Luizão
2001: Lopes
2002: Rodrigo Mendes
2003: M. Delgado / Ricardo Oliveira
2004: Luís Fabiano
2005: Salcedo
2006: Aloísio / Borja / Calderón / A. Delgado / Ereros / Farías / Fernandão / Marcinho / Nilmar / Montenegro / Pavone / Quinteros / Urrutia / Washington
2007: Cabañas
2008: Cabañas / Martins Moreno
2009: Boselli
2010: Thiago Ribeiro
2011: Nanni / Wallyson
2012: Alustiza / Neymar
2013: Jô
2014: Dos Santos / Olivera
2015: Bou

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