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Alberto Acosta

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ИИ

Alberto Acosta is a former Argentine professional footballer known for his role as a striker.

Acosta scored 34 goals in his first two seasons at San Lorenzo de Almagro, showcasing his early talent.

During his time at Sporting CP, he scored 22 goals in his first full season, helping the team win the Primeira Liga.

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Биография

Early Life

Alberto Federico 'Beto' Acosta Tabizzi was born in Arocena, Santa Fe Province, Argentina. He began his professional football career at Unión de Santa Fe, making his top division debut just shy of his 20th birthday in a match against Argentinos Juniors. His early promise as a forward quickly became evident, leading to a transfer to San Lorenzo de Almagro, where he made a significant impact by scoring 34 goals in his first two seasons.

Career

Acosta's career spanned nearly two decades, during which he played for several clubs across different countries. After his initial success at San Lorenzo, he ventured abroad to France's Toulouse FC, but returned to San Lorenzo after a challenging season. His next major move was to Boca Juniors, one of Argentina's most prestigious clubs. Acosta's international career also flourished, as he represented the Argentina men's national football team from 1992 to 1995, earning 19 caps and participating in two Copa América tournaments, where he played a crucial role in Argentina's victory in 1993.

In the late 1990s, Acosta had a successful stint with Sporting CP in Portugal, where he helped the team secure the Primeira Liga title after an 18-year wait. He continued to play for various clubs, including Universidad Católica in Chile, where he was the top scorer in South American football in 1994, netting an impressive 33 goals in just 25 matches. Acosta's career concluded with a spell at Club Atlético Fénix, leaving behind a legacy of remarkable achievements and contributions to the sport.

Legacy

Throughout his career, Acosta garnered numerous accolades, including being named the top scorer in the Argentine Primera División and the Chilean Primera División. His contributions to club and country have solidified his status as a notable figure in Argentine football history, remembered for his scoring prowess and impactful performances on the field.

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Карьера и клубы

Club career

Born in Arocena, Santa Fe Province, Acosta started playing professionally at Unión de Santa Fe, making his top division debut one month shy of his 20th birthday, in a 0–0 home draw against Argentinos Juniors. Two years later he transferred to San Lorenzo de Almagro, scoring 34 goals in his first two seasons combined, that being the first of the four spells with the club in an 18-year career. In 1990 Acosta had his first abroad experience, with France's Toulouse FC. After a poor second season he left in December 1991, having played in seven matches with just one goal, with the club eventually ranking 16th – he returned to San Lorenzo, where he scored a further 19 league goals, which earned him a transfer to country giants Boca Juniors. Acosta spent the following three years out of Argentina, starting and ending with Club Deportivo Universidad Católica in Chile where he rejoined former San Lorenzo teammate Néstor Gorosito. In 1994, he was crowned the top scorer in South American football, netting 33 times in only 25 matches. Also during that debut campaign, he was unable to further help the team for five matches (four after assaulting C.F. Universidad de Chile's Luis Musrri); in between his spell with Universidad, he played in the J1 League for Yokohama Marinos. In December 1998, Acosta signed with Sporting Clube de Portugal. In his first full season, the 33-year-old striker scored 22 goals, helping the Lisbon side to the Primeira Liga championship after an 18-year wait. He…

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International career

Having collected 19 caps for Argentina during three years, Acosta represented the nation in two Copa América tournaments. In the 1993 edition in Ecuador, he converted his penalty shootout attempts in both the quarter-finals and the semifinals, as the nation eventually emerged victorious.

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Career statistics

Club

International

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Club: Yokohama F. Marinos (1996–1996)
Club: Toulouse FC (2005–1991)
Club: Club Deportivo Universidad Católica (1994–1995)
Club: Unión de Santa Fe (1986–1988)
Club: San Lorenzo de Almagro (1991–1993)
Club: Club Deportivo Universidad Católica (1996–1997)
Club: San Lorenzo de Almagro (1998–1998)
Club: San Lorenzo de Almagro (2001–2002)
Club: Boca Juniors (1993–1994)
Club: Sporting CP (1999–2001)
Club: San Lorenzo de Almagro (1988–1990)
Club: Argentina men's national football team (1992–1995)
Club: San Lorenzo de Almagro (1997–1998)
Club: San Lorenzo de Almagro (2001–2004)
Club: Club Atlético Fénix (2009–2011)
National team: Argentina

Наследие

Honours

Universidad Católica

Copa Chile: 1995 Chilean Primera División: Apertura 1997 Copa Interamericana: 1993 Sporting CP

Primeira Liga: 1999–2000 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira: 2000 San Lorenzo

Copa Sudamericana: 2002 Copa Mercosur: 2001 Argentina

Kirin Cup: 1992 FIFA Confederations Cup: 1992 Copa América: 1993 Artemio Franchi Cup: 1993 Individual

Argentine Primera División top scorer: Apertura 1992 (12 goals) Chilean Primera División Player of the Year: 1994 Chilean Primera División top scorer: 1994 (33 goals) Copa Chile top scorer: 1995 (10 goals) Copa Libertadores top scorer: 1997 (11 goals) Francisco Stromp Award: 2000

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Клубы