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Alberto Rendo (born 3 January 1940) is an Argentine former footballer who competed in the 1960 Summer Olympics.[2][3]

Alberto Rendo
Personal information
Rendo c. 1959-64.
Date of birth	(1940-01-03) 3 January 1940 (age 82)
Place of birth	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Height	1.63 m (5 ft 4 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Huracán
	San Lorenzo
	Huracán
1971–1972	Laguna
National team
1960–1969	Argentina	18[1]	(9)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Career

Born in Parque Patricios, Buenos Aires, Rendo played club football in the Argentine Primera División with Huracán and San Lorenzo.[4] He finished his career in the Mexican Primera División with Laguna.[5]

References

11v11.com; Alberto Rendo
Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Alberto Rendo". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 8 June 2012.
"Alberto Rendo". Olympedia. Retrieved 12 December 2021.
"Enciclopedia de Huracán: Alberto Rendo, el Toscano" (in Spanish). Enciclopedia de Huracán. October 2012. Archived from the original on 2013-07-01.
"Recuerdos del Ayer: Un argentino rentable" (in Spanish). El Siglo de Torreón. 22 October 2008.

v t e Argentina football squad – 1960 Summer Olympics
MF Bilardo DF Blanco FW Bonnano FW de Ciancio FW Desiderio DF Díaz FW Ginel DF Gurdiña MF Lejona FW Lorenzo DF Mattos FW Oleniak FW Pérez GK Periotti MF Rendo GK Saldías DF Stauskas MF Zarich Coach: Duchini

Alberto Rendo's managerial positions

Club Atlético Huracán – managers

Laguna (1931)
Casanovas (1934)
Bartoluci (1935)
De Los Santos (1935)
Bartolucci (1936)
Stábile (1939)
De los Santos (1940)
Bartolucci (1941)
Stábile (1941–43)
Bartolucci (1943)
Laguna (1944)
De los Santos (1945)
Monti (1947–48)
Baldonedo (1948)
Bartolucci (1949)
Stábile (1949)
Pedernera (1952)
Spinetto (1953)
Pedernera (1954–56)
Sbarra (1956)
Pedernera (1957)
Imbelloni (1958)
Rossi (1959)
Moreno (1960)
Peña (1961)
Rossi (1962)
Giúdice (1963)
Cucchiaroni (1964)
Moreno (1966)
Spinetto (1967)
Cesarini (1968)
Yebra (1968–69)
Rossi (1969)
Vigo (1970)
Pedernera (1970)
Faraone (1970)
Rendo (1970)
Zubeldía (1971)
Menotti (1971–73)
Imbelloni (1975)
Crosta (1975)
Delém (1975)
Juárez (1976)
Chabay (1977)
de Dios Frutos (1977)
Rendo (1978)
Moure (1978)
Rodríguez (1978)
Vigo (1979)
Janín (1980)
Rossi (1981)
Celoria (1981)
Diz (1981–82)
Basile (1982)
Varacka (1982)
Sosa (1983)
Crosta (1983)
Diz (1984)
Silveira (1984)
Guerra (1985)
Varacka (1985)
Yazalde^c (1986)
Dellacha (1986)
Cappa (1986)
Leone^c (1987)
Tardivo (1987)
D'Acorso (1987)
Cantú^c (1987)
Viberti (1987)
Babington (1988)
Fanesi (1991–92)
Trossero (1992–93)
Cúper (1993–95)
Morresi (1995)
Habegger (1995)
Chabay (1995)
Crosta (1996)
Brandoni (1996)
Babington (1997)
Crosta (1997)
Ferraro (1997)
Larrosa (1998)
López-Cavallero (1998)
Babington (1999–00)
Piazza (2001)
Carrizo & Morresi (2001)
Brindisi (2001–02)
Célico^c (2002)
Babington (2002)
Célico (2002)
Roldán (2003)
Quiroz (2003)
Labruna (2005)
Quiroz (2005)
Apuzzo^c (2005)
Mohamed (2005–06)
Sosa (2006)
Amodeo^c (2006)
Mohamed (2006–07)
Ardiles (2007)
Úbeda (2008)
Martínez^c (2008)
Cappa (2008–09)
Martínez^c (2009)
Rivoira (2009–10)
Brindisi (2010–11)
Pompei (2011)
Sánchez (2011)
Apuzzo^c (2011)
Cocca (2011–12)
Apuzzo^c (2012)
Rivoira (2012)
Rinaldi^c (2012)
Llop (2012)
Rinaldi^c (2013)
Mohamed (2013)
Apuzzo^c (2013)
Kudelka (2013)
Apuzzo (2014–15)
Domínguez (2015–16)
Caruso Lombardi (2016)
Apuzzo (2016)
Azconzábal (2017)
Alfaro (2017–18)
Mohamed (2019)
Vojvoda (2019)
Apuzzo^c (2019)
Damonte (2020–21)
Casas & Rinaldi^c (2021)
Kudelka (2021–22)
Cabrera^c (2022)
Dabove (2022–)

All Boys – managers

Fernández Roca (1943–44)
Arrieta (1946–47)
Cevasco (1951)
Evaristo (1953–54)
Ongaratto (1961)
Ovide (1961)
Arcos (1961)
Argain^(c) (1961)
Bertani^(c) (1961)
Arcos^(c) (1961)
Argain^(c) (1961)
López (1961)
Fernández Roca (1962)
Baldonedo (1962)
Banki (1962)
Arauz (1963)
Moreno (1963)
Banki (1964)
A. Romero (1964)
da Silva (1964)
Boyé (1964–65)
Arauz (1965)
Resquin (1965)
Maldonado (1966)
Sciarra^(c) (1966)
Iturrieta (1966)
Penelas (1966)
A. Romero (1966)
Banki (1966)
Colucci (1966–67)
Ramacciotti (1968–69)
Plácido Morales (1969)
A. Romero (1969)
Resquin (1969)
Torrecillas^(c) (1970)
Morales (1970)
Torrecillas^(c) (1970)
Moreno (1970)
Crosta (1970–71)
Paladino (1971)
Panzutto (1972)
Riera (1972)
Paladino (1972)
Grispo (1973)
V. Rodríguez (1973–74)
Marzolini (1975)
Crosta (1976)
Mariani]^(c) (1976)
Vairo (1976)
Marzolini (1976)
Mariani]^(c) (1976)
Faraone (1976–77)
Iturrieta (1978)
Rilo (1978)
Abbas (1978)
Deambrosi (1979)
Ramos Delgado (1980)
Rossi (1980)
Zanabria (1980)
Buglione (1980)
Morales (1980)
Rilo (1981)
Pavoni (1982)
Mansilla (1983)
Ubeda (1983)
Bongiovanni (1984)
Pizarro (1984)
Da Graca (1984)
Perez (1984)
Rendo (1985)
Rossi (1985)
Anzarda^(c) (1985)
Trigilli (1986)
Pepe Romero^(c) (1986)
Veira (1986)
Pintado (1987)
Celoria (1987)
Rilo (1988)
Daniele (1988)
Pepe Romero^(c) (1988)
Perez (1989)
Trigilli^(c) (1989)
Pérez Medone (1989–90)
Harguindeguy (1991)
Sá (1991)
Ubeda-Pascutti (1991)
Sá (1992)
Ubeda-Pascutti (1992)
Rizzi (1992)
Mamberto (1993)
Anzarda (1993)
Mamberto (1994)
Adorno (1994)
Daguerre^(c) (1994)
Bargas (1995)
Adorno (1995–1996)
Mamberto (1996)
Negro Rodríguez (1997–1998)
Papandrea^(c) (1999)
Batista (1999)
Bargas (1999)
Gómez (1999)
Passucci (1999)
Katorosz (1999–2000)
Sánchez (2000)
Adorno (2000)
Villarreal^(c) (2000)
Pasini (2000–2001)
Pascutti (2000–2001)
G. Rodríguez (2001)
G. Rodríguez-Diab (2001)
Negro Rodríguez (2002)
Caruso Lombardi (2002–2003)
Zielinski (2004)
Pepe Romero (2004)
Paladino (2005)
Duró (2005)
Bravi (2005)
Mamberto (2006)
Benet (2006)
Ferraresi (2006)
Pepe Romero (2006)
Paladino (2006)
Pepe Romero (2007–13)
Falcioni (2013)
Negro Rodríguez (2014)
Bernuncio (2014)
Montenegro (2014)
Di Benedetto^(c) (2014)
Montenegro (2014)
Perrone (2015)
Di Benedetto^(c) (2015)
Pepe Romero (2015–17)
González (2017–18)
Ferrero (2018–)

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Alberto Rendo (n. Buenos Aires, 3 de enero de 1940) fue un destacado futbolista argentino que ejerció su carrera en Huracán, San Lorenzo y la Selección Argentina.

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Alberto Rendo (Buenos Aires, 3 gennaio 1940) è un ex calciatore argentino, di ruolo di centrocampista.

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