Héctor Scarone

Héctor Scarone

athlete Uruguay

Héctor Scarone was a prominent Uruguayan footballer celebrated for his role as an attacking forward during the early 20th century. Scarone was part of the legendary Uruguayan teams that won gold medals at the 1924 and 1928 Olympics and played a key role in the 1930 FIFA World Cup victory. His technical ability, creativity, and goal-scoring prowess made him one of the standout players of his time, and he is remembered as a true football icon in Uruguay.

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Uruguay Uruguay: Héctor Scarone scored two goals in the match against Entente Bruxelloise. 9

Pedro Petrone Atilio Narancio Numa Pesquera Luis Sanchez Andres Mazali Alfredo Zibechi Jose Leandro Andrade Carlos Scarone Roman Macia Luis Sciutto Emilio Recoba
El Observador: Nacional jugó tres partidos el mismo día en tres países, con un hincha y un futuro famoso periodista en medio de las estrellas

Uruguay Uruguay: Héctor Scarone is featured as one of the legends in the audiovisual for Nacional's new jersey. 8

Pedro Petrone Jose Nasazzi Sebastian Coates Rodrigo Mederos Josefina Villanueva Luciano Boggio Maytel Costa Alison Latua Nicolas Lopez Lucas Villalba German Cabrera Federico Silva
El Observador: Nacional presentó su nueva camiseta blanca 2025; mirá el video con inteligencia artificial y los detalles de la casaca