Santiago Salcedo
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Santiago Gabriel Salcedo Gonzalez commonly known as Sa-Sa (born 6 September 1981) is a Paraguayan soccer player who was the top striker in Copa Libertadores 2005 playing for Paraguayan side Cerro Porteño, scoring nine goals. He also played for FC Tokyo of Japan, but in the second half of 2006 he joined Newell's Old Boys of Argentina on loan for one year after having problems with his coach at FC Tokyo. Salcedo was loaned to Jaguares de Chiapas for the Clausura 2007 tournament in Mexico
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1 Rangel | 2 Armas | 4 Fuentes | 5 García | 6 Fretes | 7 Rubirosa | 8 Cámpora | 9 Mendivil | 10 Salcedo | 11 Vela | 12 Ortiz | 13 Brown | 14 Morales | 15 Ayala | 17 Corona | 18 Palmeros | 19 Rojas | 20 Manrique | 21 Gómez | 25 Isella | 26 Mora | 27 J.J. Gutierrez | 28 Martinez | 30 Campos | 33 Enríquez | 34 Hernández | 40 M. Gutierrez | 44 Saldivar | 63 Domínguez | Manager: de la Torre |
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