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Enzo Francescoli

Uruguay · CONMEBOL (South America) · Attacking midfielder
73
Caps
17
Goals
2
World Cups
1961
Born

Overview

Enzo Francescoli, known as El Príncipe, won three Copa América titles with Uruguay and was named South American Footballer of the Year three times. He is the most revered player in River Plate's history.

Zinedine Zidane named his first son Enzo after him, having watched him play for Marseille. Francescoli later became a broadcaster and a director at River Plate.

Clubs

International record: 73 caps and 17 goals for Uruguay.

Wanderers1980–1982
River Plate1983–1986, 1994–1997
Racing Paris1986–1989
Marseille1989–1990
Cagliari1990–1993
Torino1993–1994

Honours

Major team and individual honours.

Copa América 1983, 1987, 1995
Copa Libertadores 1996
South American Footballer of the Year ×3

World Cup Appearances

Enzo Francescoli was named in the squad for two FIFA World Cups.

19861990

Other Uruguay Internationals

Other players profiled for this national team.