Club Atlas - Notable Players

Notable Players

Argentina
  • José Rafael Albrecht
  • Jorge Almirón
  • Eduardo Berizzo
  • Darío Bottinelli
  • Eduardo Bustos Montoya
  • Gabriel Caballero
  • José Luis Calderón
  • Luis Carniglia
  • Hugo Norberto Castillo (El Misionero)
  • Diego Cocca
  • Diego Colotto
  • Leandro Cufré
  • Facundo Erpen
  • Darío Franco
  • Fabricio Fuentes
  • Pablo Lavallen
  • Ricardo Lunari
  • Bruno Marioni
  • Diego Rivarola
  • Emanuel Villa
Brazil
  • Coutinho
  • Robert
  • Wesckley Tavares Rodrigues
Chile
  • Ismael Fuentes
  • Reinaldo Navia
  • Miguel Pinto
  • Pedro Araya Toro
  • Rodrigo Valenzuela
Costa Rica
  • Edwin Cubero
  • Jorge Solís
El Salvador
  • Jaime Rodríguez
Guatemala
  • Martín Machón
Honduras
  • Carlo Costly
  • Wilmer Velásquez
Mexico
  • Hugo Ayala
  • Lucas Ayala
  • Jared Borgetti
  • Erubey Cabuto
  • Dárvin Chávez
  • Juan Carlos Chávez
  • José de Jesús Corona
  • Jaime Durán
  • Luis Flores
  • Juan Pablo García
  • Andrés Guardado
  • Jorge Hernández
  • Pedro Hernández
  • Manuel Lapuente
  • Adalberto "Dumbo" López
  • Rafael Márquez
  • Juan Carlos Medina
  • Mario Méndez
  • Daniel Osorno
  • Edgar Iván Pacheco
  • Pável Pardo
  • Manuel Pérez
  • José Manuel Rivera
  • Juan Pablo Rodríguez
  • Oswaldo Sánchez
  • Jorge Torres Nilo
  • Juan Carlos Valenzuela
  • Martín Vásquez
  • Néstor Vidrio
  • Miguel Ángel Zepeda
Paraguay
  • Jorge Achucarro
  • Lucas Barrios
  • Ariel Bogado
  • Denis Caniza
  • Hugo Kiesse
Peru
  • Héctor Chumpitaz
  • Eduardo Malásquez
  • Juan Pajuelo
Serbia
  • Miroslav Cermelj
Uruguay
  • Jorge Bava
  • Carlos María Morales
  • Robert Siboldi
  • Gonzalo Vargas
Venezuela
  • Giancarlo Maldonado

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