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Jorge Ciro Fucile Perdomo (pronounced [ˈxoɾxe fuˈtʃile]; born 19 November 1984) is a Uruguayan former professional footballer. As defender , played both on the right or left flank . [ 2 ]
Jorge Fucile: 49 0 2006 2017 Hugo de León: 48 0 1979 1990 Eber Moas: 48 0 1988 1997 Rubén Sosa: 46 15 1984 1995 Obdulio Varela: 45 9 1939 1954 Rubén Paz: 45 8 1979 1990 Gustavo Méndez: 45 0 1993 2002 José Piendibene: 43 22 1909 1922 José Sasía: 43 12 1956 1966 Pablo Bengoechea: 43 6 1986 1997 Santiago Ostolaza: 43 6 1985 1993 Gastón ...
With Fucile not being selected to the 2011 Copa América in Argentina, he played five out of six games during the tournament – as right and left back – with the Charrúas winning their 15th continental tournament. [71] [72] [73] He notably scored the decisive penalty in a penalty shootout victory over the hosts in the quarter-finals. [74]
Fucile is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Jorge Fucile (born 1984), Uruguayan footballer; Paolo Fucile (born 1981), Italian sport wrestler
Jorge Fucile (left) and Vieirinha (right) compete for the ball during the Porto–Leixões fixture on 29 October 2007. July. 7: Porto defeat third side division side ...
31: On the last day of the transfer window, Porto sign Uruguayan full back Jorge Fucile from Liverpool de Montevideo. [18] The arrival of Fucile sees the departure of César Peixoto to Spanish side RCD Espanyol on a seasons long loan.
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Among the players unfit to play in Dublin due to more serious injuries or physical restraints were the Uruguayans Jorge Fucile (broken collarbone) and Cristian Rodríguez, as well as Portuguese leftback Emídio Rafael (broken fibula). [45] Braga's manager Domingos Paciência had no major physical impediments among his players.