Iván Hurtado
Iván Hurtado, conocido como 'El Caballo', es un exfutbolista ecuatoriano y uno de los defensores más emblemáticos de la historia del fútbol de Ecuador. Nacido el 16 de noviembre de 1974, Hurtado tuvo una destacada carrera tanto en clubes como en la selección nacional. Ha jugado para equipos como Emelec y el Atlético Mineiro, y es recordado por su liderazgo en la defensa. Además, representó a Ecuador en tres Copas Mundiales de la FIFA (1998, 2002 y 2006) y ha sido una figura influyente en el desarrollo del fútbol en el país, ocupando cargos administrativos tras su retiro.
Born on Nov 16, 1974 (51 years old)
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Colombia:
Iván Hurtado sealed the final score in the farewell match for Mario Yepes.
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Ecuador:
Iván Hurtado analyzed Janner Corozo's situation, emphasizing the importance of psychological support for players in difficult times.
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Ecuador:
Iván Hurtado questions the decisions of the Ecuador national team's coach, Sebastián Beccacece.
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Ecuador:
Iván Hurtado, former captain of the Ecuador national team, criticized the treatment that the management of Club Sport Emelec has given to the renewal of Diogo Bagüí.
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Argentina:
Iván Hurtado held the record for most appearances in World Cup qualifiers before Messi equaled it.
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Ecuador:
Iván Hurtado is a historic figure in Ecuadorian football, holding the record for the most matches played in South American qualifiers.
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Argentina:
Iván Hurtado is noted as the Ecuadorian player with the most appearances in South American qualifiers, now tied with Messi.
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Ecuador:
Iván Hurtado is a former footballer and captain of the national team recognized during the event.
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Ecuador:
Iván Hurtado, a historic figure in Ecuadorian football, criticized Christian Cueva's physical condition.
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Ecuador:
Iván Hurtado is recognized for his contributions to Ecuadorian football in World Cups.
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