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Bolivia · 1973–2014 · LM
Bolivians knew him first as Chichi and then simply as El Maestro, a midfielder who scored 134 goals in 348 domestic league matches after turning professional with Destroyers at fifteen in 1973. CONMEBOL named him Bolivia's greatest footballer of all time in 2014, and he won the Bolivian championship twice with Bolívar, in 1982 and 1983, alongside 49 appearances for Bolivia between 1977 and 1989. Career record: 49 caps and 5 goals for Bolivia; club career at Oriente Petrolero, Club Bolívar, Real Santa Cruz.
Bolivia · 1994–2009 · SS
On 17 April 2009 he became the first player in MLS history to reach both 100 goals and 100 assists, thirteen years after arriving in Washington from Middlesbrough, where he had been the first Bolivian to play in the Premier League. He retired as the league's all-time leading scorer on 131 goals, with four MLS Cups at D.C. United between 1996 and 2004, the 1997 Golden Boot, 75 Bolivia caps and the 1994 World Cup. Career record: 75 caps and 9 goals for Bolivia; club career at Club Blooming, Middlesbrough, D.C. United.
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