Cristín Cibils Explained

Cristín Cibils
Fullname:Cristín Eugenio Cibils González
Birth Date:1956 3, df=yes
Youthyears1:1970–1971
Years1:1972–1976
Years2:1976–1980
Years3:1980
Years4:1981
Years5:1982
Years6:1982–1984
Years7:1985–1986
Years8:1987–1988
Years9:1989
Clubs1:Olimpia
Clubs2:Tembetary
Clubs3:Cerro Porteño
Clubs4:Guaraní
Clubs5:La Serena (loan)
Clubs6:Guaraní
Clubs7:Olimpia
Clubs8:Boquerón
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Cristín Eugenio Cibils González (born 13 March 1956) is a former football defender.

Career

Cibils started his career at the youth divisions of Atlético Juventud of his hometown Loma Pytá. He then moved to Olimpia where he spent several years in the reserve and as usually came in as a substitute. Cibils was then transferred to Tembetary where he spent his best years as he was called up to the Paraguay national football team and was part of the squad that won the Copa América 1979. In 1980, he had a brief spell with Cerro Porteño where the club finished in second place in the Paraguayan league. After a few years in Guaraní he was loaned to La Serena of Chile. In 1985, he returned to Olimpia, but his position was well covered by players such as Rogelio Delgado and Gustavo Benítez so Cibils had very limited playing time which made him leave the club to Boquerón and Atlético Juventud where he finished his career in 1989.[1]

Notes and References

  1. http://www.albirroja.com/history/viejo/cibils.html Cristín Cibils: Eficiente defensor, de una dinastía futbolera