Dagoberto Fontes

Dagoberto Fontes ( born June 6 1943) is a former Uruguayan football player.

Association

The 1.77 meter tall, originally from Maldonado offensive athlete Fontes belonged since 1966 the squads Defensor in La Liga on. In 1970, the team was last serviced by Alejandro Morales, Fontes could barely avoided with disastrous appearance at that season in the relegation round of the descent into the "B". In the following year he played under new coach Ricardo de León yet for Violet before he decided in 1972 to a move to Mexico. In the season 1971/72 he stood there on the side of players like Luis Ramon Perez, Juan Carlos Cardenas, Martin Ibarreche, Juan Carlos Sconfianza and Bernardino Brambila in rows of Mexican club Puebla FC.

National

Fontes was also a member of the senior national team of Uruguay, where he graduated in 1970, 13 countries games between 21 May 1968 to 20 June. An international goal he did not achieve. Fontes participated in the 1970 World Cup with Uruguay. There he came in the course of the tournament in the group stage match against Sweden and in the quarter and semi-finals, and in 3rd place match to use.

Others

In Maldonado carries a tribune of the Estadio Domingo Burgueño since November 28, 2010 Fontes ' name.