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Jaime Duarte

1955 - presente

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Jaime Duarte Huerta (Lima, Perú, 27 de febrero de 1955) es un exfutbolista peruano. Jugó de defensa y actualmente dirige el departamento de cazatalentos de Alianza Lima. Su suegro fue el exjugador del Sport Boys en los 50s y a la vez extorero Félix Rivera. Leer más en Wikipedia

His biography is available in 17 different languages on Wikipedia. Jaime Duarte is the 6,717th most popular futbolista (up from 7,459th in 2024), the 195th most popular biography from Peru (up from 208th in 2019) and the 62nd most popular Peruvian Futbolista.

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Among Futbolistas

Among futbolistas, Jaime Duarte ranks 6,717 out of 21,273Before him are Willington Ortiz, Sergio Rico, Toru Yoshida, Zoltán Gera, Alfred Nijhuis, and Kim Tae-young. After him are Erjon Bogdani, Masayoshi Takayanagi, Diego Aguirre, Bruno, Davide Zappacosta, and Malcolm Allison.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1955, Jaime Duarte ranks 585Before him are Klas Östergren, Iain Pears, Patrizio Sala, Gilles Brassard, Andy Tennant, and Jay Acovone. After him are David Murray, Rosario Fernández, Greg Norman, Marcelino Pérez, Gerard Nijboer, and Piedad Córdoba.

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In Peru

Among people born in Peru, Jaime Duarte ranks 195 out of 287Before him are Christian Meier (1970), Miguel Ángel Loayza (1940), Jaime Bayly (1965), Alfredo Quesada (1949), Eladio Reyes (1948), and María Elena Moyano (1958). After him are Nolberto Solano (1974), Gustavo Adrianzén (1966), Rosario Fernández (1955), Lourdes Flores (1959), Violeta Bermúdez (1961), and Juan Manuel Vargas (1983).

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Among Futbolistas In Peru

Among futbolistas born in Peru, Jaime Duarte ranks 62Before him are Guillermo La Rosa (1952), Javier González (1939), José del Castillo (1943), Miguel Ángel Loayza (1940), Alfredo Quesada (1949), and Eladio Reyes (1948). After him are Nolberto Solano (1974), Juan Manuel Vargas (1983), José Velásquez (1952), Salvador Salguero (1951), José Navarro (1948), and Roberto Palacios (1972).

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