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José Paolo Guerrero Gonzales (Lima, January 1, 1984) is a Peruvian soccer player. He plays as a center forward for Inter de Porto Alegre in Sería A del Brasileirao. He is an absolute international with the Peruvian National Team since 2004, of which he is captain and historical top scorer.

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José Paolo Guerrero Gonzales was born in January 1st, 1984 in the city of Lima. He took us to the World Cup after 35 years.

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Paolo Guerrero entered the minor divisions of the "blue and white club" Alianza Lima when he was seven, a team in which the director of his school, Constantino Carvallo Rey, collaborated

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He has shown his commitment to Peruvian children for a long time. Hamburg has highlighted on several occasions the social work carried out by Paolo Guerrero.160 His club recognizes that he takes advantage of his vacation time to carry out works that help social improvement in Peru.

"Hamburg striker Paolo Guerrero, who may well be enjoying his short vacation, has preferred to visit poor children in their childhood home," Hamburg commented on their website. During this visit, which he made in July 2011, after the Copa América, Paolo gave away autographed balls and left the following message to the children: "With diligence and perseverance, a lot can be done." That same year, Guerrero visited a three-year-old girl, who was left a quadriplegic, the victim of an assault on her family.

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Full name José Paolo Guerrero Gonzales
Nickname (s) Gunman1
Predator2
Captain3
Birth Lima, Peru
January 1, 1984 (37 years)
Peruvian nationality (s)
Height 1.85 m (6 ′ 1 ″) 4
Weight 81 kg (178 lb)

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Deporte | Fútbol
Club profesional
Debut deportivo | 3 de diciembre de 2004
(Bayern de Múnich)
Club | Internacional de Porto Alegre
Liga | Brasileirao
Posición | Delantero
Dorsal(es) | 9
Goles en clubes | 240 (589 PJ)
Selección nacional
Selección |  Perú
Debut | 9 de octubre de 2003
Dorsal(es) | 9
Part. (goles) | 103⁵​ (39)

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the beginning
Paolo Guerrero Gonzales began his football career in the minor divisions of the Club Alianza Lima, 11 12 club to which he arrived in 1991 at the age of seven, this made it possible for him to carry out his entire formative stage in the minor divisions of the blue and white club.13 It is worth mentioning the role played in its training by Constantino Carvallo Rey, who died in 2008, former director of the "Los Reyes Rojos" school and former collaborator of Alianza Lima.14 In the last years of his secondary education, he was "sponsored" by him, supported and awarded a scholarship at his school.14

Lima Alliance
Due to his outstanding performances, he was promoted by Jaime Duarte to the first team in July 2001, along with Jefferson Farfán, although, unlike him and being called up on the list of players as a substitute, he did not enter to play an official match with a shirt. Blue and White.15 The following year, he played his only match with the Lima club, playing a few minutes against Peñarol in the El Gráfico Cup.16 Finally, Paolo Guerrero had up to two chances to play officially for Alianza Lima. The first was on March 10, 2002 against Melgar. With the 22 shirt he was able to make his debut for the Blue and Whites at Matute, but was left on the bench in the 3-1 win against Melgar. 3 days later, being part of the list of players of the 1st team for the 2002 Copa Libertadores, but this time with the 24 jersey, he was left as a substitute in the 2-0 defeat against Cerro Porteño in Paraguay for the Copa Libertadores.13 17

Bayern Munich

Guerrero playing for Bayern Munich.
On September 6, 2002, Bayern Munich of Germany announced their incorporation to the second team.18 This recruitment led to a conflict between Alianza and Bayern. The case was raised to FIFA, which decided that the German club pay for training rights since, although Guerrero had a formal contract with Alianza, it was not of a professional nature. Once the problem was solved, Guerrero began to play for Bayern Munich II in the Regionalliga Sur, which at that time was the third division of German football. On May 30, 2004 he was crowned champion with this category.

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After his suspension, he returns to the Peruvian team on June 5, 2019 against Costa Rica before an ovation from the people in a preparatory match for the Copa América 2019 to be played in Brazil.

In the Copa América, Peru would face the Venezuelan team, a match that would end with a 0-0 draw where Guerrero would be chosen as the best player of the match. In the second game for the group stage, the Peruvian team faced Bolivia, the scoring would be opened by Bolivian footballer Marcelo Martins with a penalty goal, but before the end of the first half, Guerrero would put the temporary 1-1 with a goal, beating Bolivian goalkeeper Carlos Lampe with a self-pass and leaving defender Adrian Jusino on the ground in his attempt to avoid the Peruvian's goal, the match would end with a result of 3-1 in favor of Peru where Guerrero would be chosen as the best player of the match. In Peru's last match in the group stage, Brazil would beat Blanquirroja with a resounding 5-0. With these results, the Peruvian team would classify the quarterfinals as "best third parties". In the quarterfinals, the team eliminated its counterpart from Uruguay in the penalty shootout, being Guerrero the first player from Peru to score from 12 steps, thus qualifying for the semifinal, in which stage he would face Chile in a new edition of the Pacific Classic, a match in which the Inca team would surpass Chile with a resounding 3-0 win.In this match, Guerrero would score Peru's third goal in complementary time, after a series of touches, taking the Chilean goalkeeper Gabriel Arias, thus qualifying for a continental final after 44 years.