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El Gigante de Alberdi

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Alfredo García Voglio was behind the project, executed by Patiño and Fontaine Silva company. Work began in July 1928 and the stadium (capacity of 10,000 spectators) was inaugurated less than one year later, on 17 March 1929. Until then, the main stadium in Córdoba was inaugurated in 1917, the first
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was not remodeled until 2017 when its capacity was expanded to 30,000 spectators. In 2015, Belgrano president Armando Pérez presented the remodeling project for the stadium, which was to be financed by both the club and its supporters. Works included a complete overhaul of the Hualfin stand, which
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was renamed to honour former Belgrano player and manager Tomas Cuellar, and a general modernization of the stadium. The works were completed in 2017 under the presidency of Jorge Francesqui and the stadium was reinaugurated in a match against
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The stadium was named after Julio César Villagra (1961–1993), one of the greatest players for the club, who played for Belgrano from 1982 to 1993, when he committed suicide.
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The idea to build a stadium came in 1927 led by Belgrano member Carlos Courel, who then became club vice president. Belgrano asked the mayor of
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60,000. The total cost was about mn$ 85,000. The Belgrano executives committed to repay the loan in bimonthly payments of $ 2,000 each.
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pitch in the city which had a capacity for 6.000. The stadium hosted the main friendly matches in Córdoba until it was closed in 1939.
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In May 1997, the stadium was reopened after refurbishment, hosting a match where Belgrano defeated
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The stadium is named after Julio César Villagra, one of the greatest idols of Belgrano
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2–1. That match was a friendly that helped the national team prepare for the
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In the first match at the stadium, Belgrano played a friendly match v
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17 de marzo, un día más que especial para el Gigante de Alberdi
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Club Atlético Belgrano
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Estudiantes de La Plata
Newell's Old Boys
Argentina U20
1997 FIFA World Youth Championship
San Martín de San Juan


Estadio Julio César Villagra
"Estadio Julio César Villagra"
"El Gigante de Alberdi"
"Stadium self-financed works 2023"
20 años sin Julio Villagra
Villagra, el fútbol y la historia

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