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Joaquín Botero Quiz

Test what you know about Joaquín Botero with 7 questions from Hajma: his nationality, his first pro club, his transfers, and how many clubs he has played for. Reveal each answer, add up your points, then challenge your friends to a two-team match.

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7 questions

Each question is worth points like on the Hajma board: 200 easy, 400 medium, 600 hard. Lock in your answer, then reveal it.

  1. 200 pointsQuestion 1

    Which country does Botero represent?

    • AUruguay
    • BBolivia
    • CUnited States
    • DAlgeria
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    Bolivia

  2. 200 pointsQuestion 2

    What position did Botero play?

    • AStriker
    • BCenter-back
    • CGoalkeeper
    • DMidfielder
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    Striker

  3. 400 pointsQuestion 3

    What was the first club of Botero’s pro career?

    • AInternacional de Bogotá
    • BManchester United
    • CDeportivo Municipal de La Paz
    • DClub Mariscal Braun
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    Club Mariscal Braun

  4. 400 pointsQuestion 4

    What year was Botero born?

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    1977

    Born December 10, 1977.

  5. 600 pointsQuestion 5

    Which club did Botero join after CD San José?

    • AClub Bolívar
    • BMonaco
    • CSport Boys Warnes
    • DClub Mariscal Braun
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    Sport Boys Warnes

    He made the move in 2013.

  6. 600 pointsQuestion 6

    Which club did Botero join after Correcaminos UAT?

    • ADeportivo Municipal de La Paz
    • BCD San José
    • CPumas UNAM
    • DAl Kuwait
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    CD San José

    He made the move in 2011.

  7. 600 pointsQuestion 7

    How many clubs has Botero played for?

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    9

    Club Mariscal Braun, Deportivo Municipal de La Paz, Club Bolívar, Pumas UNAM, San Lorenzo, Internacional de Bogotá, Correcaminos UAT, CD San José, and Sport Boys Warnes

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200 pointsWho Is the Player · Career

A player’s career — who is he?

1997
Deportivo Municipal de La Paz1998
Club Bolívar1999–2003
Pumas UNAM2003–2006
San Lorenzo2006
Internacional de Bogotá2007
Club Bolívar2008
Answer
Joaquín BoteroJoaquín Botero

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Botero: quick facts

Joaquín Botero is a soccer player from Bolivia who played as a striker and has since retired. Born December 10, 1977.

How old is Botero?

Joaquín Botero is 48 years old. He was born on December 10, 1977.

What clubs has Botero played for?

Joaquín Botero has played for 9 clubs: Club Mariscal Braun, Deportivo Municipal de La Paz, Club Bolívar, Pumas UNAM, San Lorenzo, Internacional de Bogotá, Correcaminos UAT, CD San José, and Sport Boys Warnes.

What position did Botero play?

Joaquín Botero played as a striker.

What nationality is Botero?

Joaquín Botero is from Bolivia.

Player profile

Name
Joaquín Botero
Known as
Botero
Date of birth
December 10, 1977 (age 48)
Nationality
Bolivia
Position
Striker
Current club
Retired

Career

  1. Club Mariscal Braun
    1997
  2. Deportivo Municipal de La Paz
    Deportivo Municipal de La Paz
    1998
  3. Club Bolívar
    Club Bolívar
    1999–2003
  4. Pumas UNAM
    Pumas UNAM
    2003–2006
  5. San Lorenzo
    San Lorenzo
    2006
  6. Internacional de Bogotá
    Internacional de Bogotá
    2007
  7. Club Bolívar
    Club Bolívar
    2008
  8. Correcaminos UAT
    Correcaminos UAT
    2009–2010
  9. CD San José
    CD San José
    2011
  10. Sport Boys Warnes
    Sport Boys Warnes
    2013–2014