Alberto Montellanos

Alberto Montellanos was a Peruvian soccer player. He was born in the city of Lima in the year 1899. He emerged in the Sport José Gálvez club, later acting in Alianza Lima from 1922 to 1935, playing a total of 86 games, scoring 44 goals. He won five championships with the blue and white club in 1927, 1928, 1931, 1932 and 1933.

They called him the Snake Man for his way of moving on the field to avoid rivals. A player with a powerful shot, he was one of the first scorers in the history of the Alianza Lima club. Famous for the great goal he scored against the & # 34; Divino & # 34; Zamora when Deportivo Español visited Lima in 1926. He was a member of the first Peruvian team with which he participated in the 1927 Copa América, where he started in all the games, scoring the winning goal, in the first victory of a Peruvian team, against Bolivia (3-2). In addition, he scored the only goal in the first Peru vs Chile match in history, during the 1935 Copa América. He worked as a worker in the Tejidos La Victoria factory.

Career

Equipment	Seasons	Parties	Goles	Average
Sport José Gálvez	1920 - 1921	25	10	0.83
Alliance Lima	1922 - 1935	86	44	0.78
Total career		111	54	0.49

Palmarés

Title	Club	Country	Year	PJ	GF
First Division	Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1927	?	2
First Division	Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1928	?	7
First Division	Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1931	?	8
First Division	Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1932	?	0
First Division	Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1933	?	1

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