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- José Luis Cuciuffo (links | edit)
- Gilberto Silva (links | edit)
- Vanderlei Luxemburgo (links | edit)
- Claudio Caniggia (links | edit)
- Sergio Livingstone (links | edit)
- Cláudio Taffarel (links | edit)
- Dunga (links | edit)
- Carlos Bilardo (links | edit)
- Aldair (links | edit)
- Sport in Brazil (links | edit)
- René Higuita (links | edit)
- Antony de Ávila (links | edit)
- Oscar Ruggeri (links | edit)
- Luis García (footballer, born 1969) (links | edit)
- 1995 Copa América (links | edit)
- Héctor Scarone (links | edit)
- 1991 Copa América (links | edit)
- 1942 South American Championship (links | edit)
- Renato Gaúcho (links | edit)
- Alex (footballer, born 1977) (links | edit)
- Jorge Burruchaga (links | edit)
- 1987 Copa América (links | edit)
- Sergio Goycochea (links | edit)
- Paolo Guerrero (links | edit)
- 1939 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1941 South American Championship (links | edit)
- José Manuel Moreno (links | edit)
- Lionel Messi (links | edit)
- Alfio Basile (links | edit)
- 1983 Copa América (links | edit)
- Abel Balbo (links | edit)
- Brazil women's national football team (links | edit)
- Diego Lugano (links | edit)
- Gabriel Calderón (links | edit)
- 1979 Copa América (links | edit)
- 1975 Copa América (links | edit)
- 1946 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1945 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1947 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1949 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1953 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1955 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1956 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1957 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1963 South American Championship (links | edit)
- 1967 South American Championship (links | edit)