Delfín BENÍTEZ | 1930-1935 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)

BENÍTEZ PES STATS | 1930-1935

Scotty Africa Delfin Benitez Caceres Delfín BENÍTEZ | 1930-1935 Nickname: El Machatero Club: Boca Juniors Number: ? Position: *CF (LWF) Nationality: Paraguay Era: 1930-1934 Age: 20-25 Foot: L Side: B Length: 174 ? Weight: 67 Attack: 91 Defence: 35 Balance: 77 Stamina: 86 Top Speed: 93 Acceleration: 89 Response: 90 Agility: 88 Dribble Accuracy: 89 Dribble Speed: 91 Short Pass Accuracy: 84 Short Pass Speed: 78 Long Pass Acc: 85 Long Pass Speed: 80 Shot Accuracy: 92 Shot Power: 84 Shot Technique: 90 Free Kick Accuracy: 77 Curling: 81 Header: 77 Jump: 84 Technique: 92 Aggression: 89 Mentality: 78 Keeper Skills: 50 Team Work: 79 Injury Tolerance: B Condition/Fitness: 6 Weak Foot Accuracy: 5 Weak Foot frequency: 5 Consistency: 7 *Dribble *Playmaker *Scoring *1-on-1 Scoring *Side *1-Touch Pass Clubs: Libertad / Boca Juniors (app 162 , goals 107) / Racing Club / Ferro Carril Oeste Arguably the greatest Paraguayan footballer of all time , I'm sure Arsenio Erico would have something to say about that. Delfín Benítez Cáceres (24 September 1910 – 8 January 2004) was a Paraguayan football striker. Benítez started his career in Libertad of his native country. As one of the key players of the Paraguayan national football team in the early 1930's he gained the attention of Argentinian club Boca Juniors and signed with them in 1932. He soon became one of the key players in the team and during the seven years he spent at the club he scored 107 goals in 162 matches, making him the fifth all-time top scorer in Boca Juniors' history [1]. Boca fans consider Benítez as ''perhaps the best foreign player to ever wear the blue and gold jersey of Boca Juniors'' [2]. Near the end of his football career, Benítez also played for Argentinian sides Racing Club (1939-41) and Ferro Carril Oeste (1941-44). During his time at Racing he became the top scorer in the Primera División Argentina and in South American football for 1940 with 33 goals tied with Isidro Lángara of San Lorenzo. He earned 15 caps and scored three goals for Paraguay, and later appeared once for the Argentina national football team in 1934, scoring 1 goal. After retiring from football as a player he became a coach and led Independiente Medellín to a Colombian national championship in 1955. He also coached several Venezuelan football teams. _________________ forever and always - football Delfin BENITEZ | 1930-1935 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)