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Ricardo Alonso
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Career & Clubs
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- Memphis Storm (1988–1989)
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- Jacksonville Tea Men (1982–1982)
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- Fort Wayne Flames (1988–1989)
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- Chicago Sting (1982–1983)
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- San Jose Earthquakes (1984–1984)
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- Minnesota Kicks (1979–1981)
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- Miami Freedom (1991–1991)
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- Jacksonville Generals (1987–1988)
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- Memphis Rogues (1989–1990)
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- Chicago Sting (1983–1984)
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- Minnesota Strikers (1984–1985)
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- Chicago Sting (1985–1987)
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- Fort Lauderdale Strikers (1989–1990)
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- Club Atlético Platense (1977–1977)
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- Quilmes Atlético Club (1978–1978)
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- San Jose Earthquakes (1984–1984)
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- Fort Lauderdale Strikers (1989–1990)
- League
- North American Soccer League
Clubs
- Club Atlético Platense1977–1977
- Quilmes Atlético Club1978–1978
- Minnesota Kicks1979–1981
- Chicago Sting1982–1983
- Jacksonville Tea Men1982–1982
- Chicago Sting1983–1984
- Minnesota Strikers1984–1985
- San Jose Earthquakes1984–1984
- San Jose Earthquakes1984–1984
- Chicago Sting1985–1987
- Jacksonville Generals1987–1988
- Fort Wayne Flames1988–1989
- Memphis Storm1988–1989
- Fort Lauderdale Strikers1989–1990
- Fort Lauderdale Strikers1989–1990
- Memphis Rogues1989–1990
- Miami Freedom1991–1991
Played together with
Aaron PitchkolanSan Jose Earthquakes · 2009–2009- Abdul Thompson ContehSan Jose Earthquakes · 2000–2000
Abel MoralejoQuilmes Atlético Club · 1978–1980- Adam FryeSan Jose Earthquakes · 1999–1999
Adam JahnSan Jose Earthquakes · 2013–2016- Adnan SezginSan Jose Earthquakes · 1982–1983
Adrián CalelloQuilmes Atlético Club · 2015- Adrián CzornomazQuilmes Atlético Club · 1993–1994
- Adrián CzornomazQuilmes Atlético Club · 1999–2000
Adrián FernándezQuilmes Atlético Club · 2014–2015- Adrián ScifoQuilmes Atlético Club
- Agustín AlayesQuilmes Atlético Club · 2000–2005
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Extract from Wikipedia
Ricardo Alonso is a former soccer player who began as a forward before moving to defender later in his career. Alonso spent six seasons in the North American Soccer League, four in Major Indoor Soccer League, at least three in the American Indoor Soccer Association, one in the American Soccer League and two in the American Professional Soccer League.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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