Julio César Ramírez
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Career & Clubs
Ramírez joined Montevideo Wanderers in 1988 at the age of 13. Despite playing as a defender for the Wanderers, Ramírez became known as the "Prado Sniper" (Spanish: El francotirador del Prado) for his goalscoring - he often took penalties and free kicks for the team. Ramírez left Montevideo Wanderers to join Audax Italiano ahead of the 2005 Chilean Torneo Apertura. In mid-2005, Ramírez returned to Uruguay to join Miramar Misiones. After joining Progreso in 2006, he was part of the team that won the 2006 Uruguayan Segunda División.
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- C.A. Progreso
Clubs
Played together with
Alcides GhiggiaC.A. Progreso · 1946–1947- Alejandro AcostaC.A. Progreso · 1998–2004
Alejandro LagoC.A. Progreso · 2014–2014- Alex SilvaC.A. Progreso · 2010–2014
- Alexis NobleC.A. Progreso · 1996
- Andrés MartínezC.A. Progreso · 2007–2007
- Carlos Andrés GarcíaC.A. Progreso · 2015
- Carlos CanobbioC.A. Progreso · 1999–2004
- Carlos CanobbioC.A. Progreso · 2011–2013
- Carlos CanobbioC.A. Progreso · 2015
- Claudio ElíasC.A. Progreso · 1992–1995
- Claudio ElíasC.A. Progreso · 1997–1999
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Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Julio César Ramirez Villa is a Uruguayan former professional footballer who played as a defender, spending the majority of his career in Uruguay for Montevideo Wanderers, Miramar Misiones and Progreso. He also had a short stint in Chile for Audax Italiano.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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