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    Evidence-My-favorite-player - LMRO

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    Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is a Colombian soccer player who currently plays for Juventus in Italy. As a child, he grew up without his father and had to live with his grandparents for several years after his mother worked in banana plantations. He showed early talent for soccer but lacked resources, often playing barefoot. After debuting professionally in Colombia, he moved to Italy in 2010 where he has played for several teams, winning titles with Juventus.

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    Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is a Colombian soccer player who currently plays for Juventus in Italy. As a child, he grew up without his father and had to live with his grandparents for several years after his mother worked in banana plantations. He showed early talent for soccer but lacked resources, often playing barefoot. After debuting professionally in Colombia, he moved to Italy in 2010 where he has played for several teams, winning titles with Juventus.

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    Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is a Colombian soccer player who currently plays for Juventus in Italy. As a child, he grew up without his father and had to live with his grandparents for several years after his mother worked in banana plantations. He showed early talent for soccer but lacked resources, often playing barefoot. After debuting professionally in Colombia, he moved to Italy in 2010 where he has played for several teams, winning titles with Juventus.

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    Evidence-My-favorite-player - LMRO

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    liza rodriguez
    Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is a Colombian soccer player who currently plays for Juventus in Italy. As a child, he grew up without his father and had to live with his grandparents for several years after his mother worked in banana plantations. He showed early talent for soccer but lacked resources, often playing barefoot. After debuting professionally in Colombia, he moved to Italy in 2010 where he has played for several teams, winning titles with Juventus.

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    MY FAVORITE

    PLAYER
    JUAN
    GULLERO
    CUADRADO
    Liza Rodríguez Olivera
    A player emerged in the war
    JUAN
    GUILLERMO
    CUADRADO
    Date of birth: May 26, 1988 (age 30 years), Necoclí

    Height: 1.79 m

    Current teams: Juventus de Torino (Midfielder), Colombian


    national football team (# 11 / Midfielder)
    Parents: Marcela Bello Guerrero, Guillermo Cuadrado
    YOUR MOTHER´S GREAT
    SUPPORT
    JUAN GUILLERMO
    LEARNED TO WALK
    BEHIND A BALL
    when he was small, he did not have sharp curls,
    they mottled him to the point. He also could not
    afford to have a football uniform: he played
    barefoot because he only had school shoes
    YOUR
     After the murder, Juan Guillermo Cuadrado came
    to live with his grandparents. He was 3 years old
    and lived there until 8, away from his mother's

    CHILDREN
    care, who went to work in the banana plantations
    of Urabá where he was paid a minimum salary
    for packing export banana.
    A PLAYER EMERGED
    IN THE WAR
    After the years, and then playing in tournaments in
    Sincelejo and in Bajo Cauca, always like the star, he
    debuted in 2008 with Deportivo Independiente
    Medellín. There he was only two years to jump to Italy
    where he played with Udinese, Lecce and Fiorentina.
    Then he bought Chelsea and finally gave it to Juventus,
    where he has won six titles in three years. There the fan
    of the Cuadradiño flame, for his gambeta and joy.

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