Julen Cordero

Julen Cordero

athlete Costa Rica

Julen Cordero is an emerging Costa Rican footballer, notably the son of football icon Víctor Cordero. He gained attention for his impressive performance in a recent match where he scored his first double, helping to put pressure on the opposing team and demonstrating his potential as a rising star in the sport.

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Costa Rica Costa Rica: Julen Cordero scored the final equalizing goal for Santos. 7

Emanuel Casado Mauricio Villalobos Juan Villalobos Marvin Esquivel Cristian Salomon Jean Carlo Castro Dixon Rocha Victor Cordero Steven Madrigal
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: En medio de la tristeza y rostros desencajados, Santa Ana le dijo adiós a la Primera División

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Julen Cordero was substituted during the match. 5

Walter Centeno Kendrick Henriquez Antonny Monreal Darryl Parker Daniel Colindres Deyverjen Matthews Ariel Arauz Francisco Rodriguez Sebastian Padilla Adan Climaco Juan Villalobos Randy Chirino Kenneth Cerdas Raymond Salas Jefferson Sanchez Gabriel Leiva Jose Guillermo Mora Justin Monge Jared Rios Malcom Pilone Ignacio Mora
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Wálter Centeno descarga su enojo contra el balón porque no vio al Santos que le ganó a Saprissa

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Julen Cordero had opportunities to score for Santos during the match. 5

Walter Centeno Jordan Smith Emanuel Salazar Bryan Segura Ariel Arauz Joaquin Aguirre Manuel Moran Randy Chirino Jemark Hernandez Kevin Fajardo Erick Marin John Kleber Oliveira Cristopher Solano Jorkaeff Azofeifa William Fernandez Nicolas Prieto Juan Villalobos Kenneth Cerdas Marvin Esquivel Adam Climaco Walter Cortes Francisco Rodriguez Jordy Evans Brayan Cruz Diego Salazar Benjamin Espinoza Christopher Barquero Carlos Salazar Victor Ramirez Manjrekar James
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Pérez Zeledón revive y castiga a un Santos sin pegada

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Julen Cordero is Thiago's brother who played in the U-17 World Cup in India 2017. 8

Thiago Cordero Victor Cordero Sigrid Gonzalez Junior Diaz Randall Row
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: El capitán de la Sub-17 revela el mensaje que lo marcó antes de clasificar al Mundial

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Julen Cordero opened the scoring for Santos de Guápiles with a goal in the 47th minute. 8

Walter Centeno Luis Marin Darnell Barthley Kenneth Cerdas Armando Ruiz David Gomez Juan Gabriel Calderon
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Ni Luis Marín se esperaba lo que le hizo Wálter Centeno para sonreír al fin

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Julen Cordero is a forward currently playing for Santos de Guápiles and is the son of Víctor Cordero. 7

Victor Cordero Thiago Cordero Randall Row
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Saprissa, la cuna de una familia mundialista: padre e hijos hacen historia

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Julen Cordero scored a double and was a key player for Santos de Guápiles. 9

Walter Pate Centeno Marcel Hernandez Shawn Johnson Victor Cordero Alexander Vargas Randy Vega Darryl Parker Kenneth Cerdas
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: El Santos de Wálter ‘Paté’ Centeno puso en aprietos al Herediano