Julio César Manzur

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Julio Manzur (born June 22, 1981) is a Paraguayan football player who plays for Paraguayan club Libertad.

He was notified around late December 2008 that he was to leave the club due to completion of foreign players in C.F. Pachuca, he was paid his contract.

[edit] Career

Manzur started his career at Cerro Corá in his native country before moving to Club Guaraní. He also played for Santos F.C. of Brazil.

Manzur was part of the silver medal-winning Paraguayan 2004 Olympic football team, who achieved a quarter-final place with two victories in the qualifying round, and, having finished second in the league, beat South Korea in the quarter-finals, and Iraq in the semi-finals, before losing to Argentina in the final. He was selected for the Paraguay national football team to participate in the 2006 FIFA WORLD CUP and the 2007 Copa America.

[edit] Titles

Season	Club	Title
2004	Paraguay	Olympic football Silver medal
2006	Santos F.C.	Campeonato Paulista
2007	C.F. Pachuca	North American SuperLiga
2008	C.F. Pachuca	CONCACAF Champions League

[edit] External links

• Julio Manzur at national-football-teams.com
• Stats in Mexico

v • d • e Paraguay squad – 2004 Copa América 1 Villar • 2 Martínez • 3 Manzur • 4 Gamarra • 5 Devaca • 6 Brítez • 7 López • 8 E. Barreto • 9 Bareiro • 10 Figueredo • 11 J. González • 12 D. Barreto • 13 Paredes • 14 Cristaldo • 15 Benítez • 16 Villalba • 17 Esquivel • 18 D. González • 19 Valdez • 20 dos Santos • 21 Torres • 22 Escobar • Coach: Saguier

v • d • e Paraguay squad – 2006 FIFA World Cup 1 Villar • 2 Núñez • 3 Toledo • 4 Gamarra • 5 Cáceres • 6 Bonet • 7 Cabañas • 8 Barreto • 9 Santa Cruz • 10 Acuña • 11 Gavilán • 12 Gómez • 13 Paredes • 14 da Silva • 15 Manzur • 16 Riveros • 17 Montiel • 18 Valdez • 19 dos Santos • 20 López • 21 Caniza • 22 Bobadilla • 23 Cuevas • Coach: Ruiz

v • d • e Paraguay squad – 2007 Copa América 1 Villar • 2 Verón • 3 Morel Rodríguez • 4 Manzur • 5 Cáceres • 6 Bonet • 7 Cabañas • 8 Barreto • 9 Santa Cruz • 10 dos Santos • 11 Torres • 12 Zayas • 13 Salcedo • 14 da Silva • 15 González • 16 Riveros • 17 López • 18 Cardozo • 19 Santana • 20 Vera • 21 Bobadilla • 22 Cuevas • Coach: Martino

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