Pablo Torres (footballer)

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Pablo Torres (born March 10, 1984) is an Argentine former professional footballer who last played for Dorados de Sinaloa of the Ascenso MX.

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v t e Dorados de Sinaloa – current squad
2 Nava 4 Chávez 6 Jáquez 7 Escoto 8 Juárez 9 Angulo 10 Bordagaray 12 L. López 13 Molina 14 Monges 15 De la Cruz 16 Domínguez 18 Sandoval 19 D. González 20 Contreras 22 Muñoz 23 Álvarez 25 Lugo 26 Zúñiga 28 S. López 31 J. González Manager: Patiño

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