Mario Chaldú
Mario Chaldú at San Lorenzo de Almagro
Mario Norberto Chaldú ( born June 6, 1942 in Buenos Aires ) is a former Argentine football player, who participated with the national team of his native country at the World Cup 1966.
Career
Club career
Mario Chaldú, born in 1942 in Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina, his footballing career began at Banfield, a smaller club from Banfield in Buenos Aires Province. Here the attacker played from 1961 to 1965 and again in 1970, and made a total of 119 league games for Banfield, in which he hit 21 times the opponent's goal. A title win was not granted to him with Banfield, in general, the association did not count at that time the best in Argentina and was mostly found in the lower regions of the table División of La Liga. 1966 Chaldú left his hometown club and joined CA San Lorenzo de Almagro from the Bonarenser district of Almagro. In the jersey of San Lorenzo, he made nineteen league games and scored three goals, but remained only one year at the club. After about two years without work Chaldú was in 1968 by the Racing Club of Avellaneda, the reigning winner of the Copa Libertadores and the World Cup, obliged. In the Argentine soccer team led by the likes of Alfio Basile, Humberto Maschio or Roberto Perfumo to Chaldú but could not prevail and only came to ten league inserts with two hits. In 1970 he moved back to CA Banfield, where he played football for another year. 1971 was an even one year for CA Kimberley in Mar del Plata active before Mario Chaldú ended his active career at the age of only 29 years.
National
Five countries made Mario games Chaldú 1964-1966 for the Argentine national soccer team. With her he participated in the Football World Cup 1966 in part in England, but was not used during the tournament. His team, however, survived the group stage as group runner-up in Group B behind Germany and ahead of Spain and Switzerland, then failed but in the quarterfinals at the hosts and eventual champions from England.