Cuauhtémoc Blanco

Cuauhtemoc Blanco was born on January 17 of 1973 in Tlatilco, Mexico, then he went to Tepito. He plays soccer. His complete name is Cuauhtemoc Blanco Bravo. He is 1.77 centimeters tall and his position in the soccer field is middle offensive. His nickname is "cuau, temo, and tiburon blanco". He is the best soccer player in Mexico.

Blanco's first official game was in 1992 for the club America of Mexico. He won a trophy for scoring the most goals in the winter of 1998, playing with the club America. Blanco is the best player in Mexico scoring 15 goals in the tourment, Libertadres. He was absent 8 months because of an injury caused by Ancil Elcock, a Trinidad y Tobago player in the 2002 World Cup competition. In January of 2004 he played with the club America vs Cruz Azul and he scored his 100th goal in Mexico. He was absent 1 year because he kicked another player in the Libertadores cup. Cuauhtemoc Blanco Scored 143 goals in 376 match. He is the second player to score at least 125 goals for the club America. Only Zague scored more.

Cuauhtemoc Blanco was in 6 clubs: America, Necaxa, Veracruz, Real Valladolid in Spain, Chicago Fire in the USA, and in Santos.

He only made 3 goal with the Real Valladolid. In the MLS inUSA, he was the best player in the league. On February 2nd, 1995, he played his first match with Mexico.