Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for José Altafini across 3 places, from 1938.
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José João Altafini (born 24 July 1938), also known as "Mazzola" in Brazil, is an Italian-Brazilian former footballer, who played as a forward.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where José Altafini was documented, and when
24 July 1938exact date
Piracicabaattested“Altafini was born on 24 July 1938 in Piracicaba, a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, with a large Italian community, mostly originating from Trentino Alto Adige, where certain dialects are still spoken.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
24 July 1938exact date
Trentino Alto Adigeattested“Altafini was born on 24 July 1938 in Piracicaba, a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, with a large Italian community, mostly originating from Trentino Alto Adige, where certain dialects are still spoken.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
24 July 1938exact date
Trentinoattested“Altafini was born on 24 July 1938 in Piracicaba, a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, with a large Italian community, mostly originating from Trentino Alto Adige, where certain dialects are still spoken.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
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Places José Altafini is documented in
Piracicaba1 presence · 1938
Trentino1 presence · 1938
Trentino Alto Adige1 presence · 1938
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29 January 1956exact date
Brazilmentioned“Altafini made his debut for the Italian-Brazilian Palmeiras team of São Paulo in Brazil on 29 January 1956, scoring a brace on his debut, and becoming the youngest goalscorer for the club, at the age of 17, a record which still stands to…”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
1958year
Italymentioned“Altafini began his career in Italy with AC Milan in 1958, following the World Cup in Sweden; his talent and offensive potential had been noticed by Milan's agents during some friendly matches in Italy against Inter and Fiorentina in prep…”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
1958year
Swedenmentioned“Altafini began his career in Italy with AC Milan in 1958, following the World Cup in Sweden; his talent and offensive potential had been noticed by Milan's agents during some friendly matches in Italy against Inter and Fiorentina in prep…”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
27 March 1960exact date
Milanmentioned“On 27 March 1960, he scored four goals in the Milan derby against local rivals Inter, which ended in a 5–3 victory for Milan.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
1962year
Chilementioned“They sold me because it wasn't possible to continue that way." Altafini formed a notable attacking partnership with Italo-Argentine advanced playmaker Omar Sívori, who had been his Italy teammate at the 1962 World Cup in Chile.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
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Milanmentioned“Milan were defeated in the 1963 Intercontinental Cup final 1–0 by Pelé's Santos in a play-off match following a 6–6 draw on aggregate; Altafini scored one goal in the competition, in Milan's 4–2 second leg defeat.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
1965year
Milanmentioned“In 1965, Altafini joined Napoli, due to his disagreements with Amarildo and Paolo Ferrario at Milan.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
1966year
Napolimentioned“Despite his role in the club's history, during his time at Napoli, Altafini only managed to win a minor trophy, the Coppa delle Alpi, during the 1966–67 season.”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
1973year
Italymentioned“During the 1973–74 season, Juventus went trophyless, although Altafini managed 7 goals in 21 appearances, and in his final season, Altafini made only 10 appearances however, as Juventus missed out on the title, finishing in second place…”source: Wikipedia: José Altafini
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