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Argentine footballer

Arturo Arrieta
Personal information
Arturo Arrieta on the cover of El Grafico in 1931
Date of birth	(1911-07-12)12 July 1911
Position(s)	Forward
International career
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1933–1935	Argentina	5	(0)

Arturo Arrieta (born 12 July 1911, date of death unknown) was an Argentine footballer. He played in five matches for the Argentina national football team from 1933 to 1935. He was also part of Argentina's squad for the 1935 South American Championship.

References

"Arturo Arrieta". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 23 June 2021.
"South American Championship 1935". RSSSF. Retrieved 23 June 2021.

External links

Arturo Arrieta at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e Argentina squad – 1935 South American Championship runners-up
DF Alberti FW Arrieta MF Barraza GK Bello MF Campilongo FW Cosso MF de Jonge MF De Mare FW García DF Gilli GK Gualco FW Lauri FW Masantonio MF Minella MF Pajoni FW Sastre FW Sbarra DF Scarcella DF Wilson FW Zito Coach: Seoane

v t e All Boys – managers
Fernández Roca (1943–44) Arrieta (1946–47) Cevasco (1951) Evaristo (1953–54) Ongaratto (1961) Ovide (1961) Arcos (1961) Argain (1961) Bertani (1961) Arcos (1961) Argain (1961) López (1961) Fernández Roca (1962) Baldonedo (1962) Banki (1962) Arauz (1963) Moreno (1963) Banki (1964) A. Romero (1964) da Silva (1964) Boyé (1964–65) Arauz (1965) Resquin (1965) Maldonado (1966) Sciarra (1966) Iturrieta (1966) Penelas (1966) A. Romero (1966) Banki (1966) Colucci (1966–67) Ramacciotti (1968–69) Plácido Morales (1969) A. Romero (1969) Resquin (1969) Torrecillas (1970) Morales (1970) Torrecillas (1970) Moreno (1970) Crosta (1970–71) Paladino (1971) Panzutto (1972) Riera (1972) Paladino (1972) Grispo (1973) V. Rodríguez (1973–74) Marzolini (1975) Crosta (1976) Mariani] (1976) Vairo (1976) Marzolini (1976) Mariani] (1976) Faraone (1976–77) Iturrieta (1978) Rilo (1978) Abbas (1978) Deambrosi (1979) Ramos Delgado (1980) Rossi (1980) Zanabria (1980) Buglione (1980) Morales (1980) Rilo (1981) Pavoni (1982) Mansilla (1983) Ubeda (1983) Bongiovanni (1984) Pizarro (1984) Da Graca (1984) Perez (1984) Rendo (1985) Rossi (1985) Anzarda (1985) Trigilli (1986) Pepe Romero (1986) Veira (1986) Pintado (1987) Celoria (1987) Rilo (1988) Daniele (1988) Pepe Romero (1988) Perez (1989) Trigilli (1989) Pérez Medone (1989–90) Harguindeguy (1991) Sá (1991) Ubeda-Pascutti (1991) Sá (1992) Ubeda-Pascutti (1992) Rizzi (1992) Mamberto (1993) Anzarda (1993) Mamberto (1994) Adorno (1994) Daguerre (1994) Bargas (1995) Adorno (1995–96) Mamberto (1996) Negro Rodríguez (1997–98) Papandrea (1999) Batista (1999) Bargas (1999) Gómez (1999) Passucci (1999) Katorosz (1999–2000) Sánchez (2000) Adorno (2000) Villarreal (2000) Pasini (2000) Pascutti (2000–01) G. Rodríguez (2001) G. Rodríguez-Diab (2001) Negro Rodríguez (2002) Caruso Lombardi (2002–03) Zielinski (2004) Pepe Romero (2004) Paladino (2005) Duró (2005) Bravi (2005) Mamberto (2006) Benet (2006) Ferraresi (2006) Pepe Romero (2006) Paladino (2006) Pepe Romero (2007–13) Falcioni (2013) Negro Rodríguez (2014) Bernuncio (2014) Montenegro (2014) Di Benedetto (2014) Montenegro (2014) Perrone (2015) Di Benedetto (2015) Pepe Romero (2015–17) González (2017–18) Ferrero (2018) De Muner (2018–19) Solchaga & Bartelt (2019) Pepe Romero (2019–21) Pascutti (2021) Biggeri (2022) Frontini (2023) Paparatto (2023) Monasterio (2024–)

All Boys – managers

Fernández Roca (1943–44)
Arrieta (1946–47)
Cevasco (1951)
Evaristo (1953–54)
Ongaratto (1961)
Ovide (1961)
Arcos (1961)
Argain (1961)
Bertani (1961)
Arcos (1961)
Argain (1961)
López (1961)
Fernández Roca (1962)
Baldonedo (1962)
Banki (1962)
Arauz (1963)
Moreno (1963)
Banki (1964)
A. Romero (1964)
da Silva (1964)
Boyé (1964–65)
Arauz (1965)
Resquin (1965)
Maldonado (1966)
Sciarra (1966)
Iturrieta (1966)
Penelas (1966)
A. Romero (1966)
Banki (1966)
Colucci (1966–67)
Ramacciotti (1968–69)
Plácido Morales (1969)
A. Romero (1969)
Resquin (1969)
Torrecillas (1970)
Morales (1970)
Torrecillas (1970)
Moreno (1970)
Crosta (1970–71)
Paladino (1971)
Panzutto (1972)
Riera (1972)
Paladino (1972)
Grispo (1973)
V. Rodríguez (1973–74)
Marzolini (1975)
Crosta (1976)
Mariani] (1976)
Vairo (1976)
Marzolini (1976)
Mariani] (1976)
Faraone (1976–77)
Iturrieta (1978)
Rilo (1978)
Abbas (1978)
Deambrosi (1979)
Ramos Delgado (1980)
Rossi (1980)
Zanabria (1980)
Buglione (1980)
Morales (1980)
Rilo (1981)
Pavoni (1982)
Mansilla (1983)
Ubeda (1983)
Bongiovanni (1984)
Pizarro (1984)
Da Graca (1984)
Perez (1984)
Rendo (1985)
Rossi (1985)
Anzarda (1985)
Trigilli (1986)
Pepe Romero (1986)
Veira (1986)
Pintado (1987)
Celoria (1987)
Rilo (1988)
Daniele (1988)
Pepe Romero (1988)
Perez (1989)
Trigilli (1989)
Pérez Medone (1989–90)
Harguindeguy (1991)
Sá (1991)
Ubeda-Pascutti (1991)
Sá (1992)
Ubeda-Pascutti (1992)
Rizzi (1992)
Mamberto (1993)
Anzarda (1993)
Mamberto (1994)
Adorno (1994)
Daguerre (1994)
Bargas (1995)
Adorno (1995–96)
Mamberto (1996)
Negro Rodríguez (1997–98)
Papandrea (1999)
Batista (1999)
Bargas (1999)
Gómez (1999)
Passucci (1999)
Katorosz (1999–2000)
Sánchez (2000)
Adorno (2000)
Villarreal (2000)
Pasini (2000)
Pascutti (2000–01)
G. Rodríguez (2001)
G. Rodríguez-Diab (2001)
Negro Rodríguez (2002)
Caruso Lombardi (2002–03)
Zielinski (2004)
Pepe Romero (2004)
Paladino (2005)
Duró (2005)
Bravi (2005)
Mamberto (2006)
Benet (2006)
Ferraresi (2006)
Pepe Romero (2006)
Paladino (2006)
Pepe Romero (2007–13)
Falcioni (2013)
Negro Rodríguez (2014)
Bernuncio (2014)
Montenegro (2014)
Di Benedetto (2014)
Montenegro (2014)
Perrone (2015)
Di Benedetto (2015)
Pepe Romero (2015–17)
González (2017–18)
Ferrero (2018)
De Muner (2018–19)
Solchaga & Bartelt (2019)
Pepe Romero (2019–21)
Pascutti (2021)
Biggeri (2022)
Frontini (2023)
Paparatto (2023)
Monasterio (2024–)

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