2015 Copa América squads

The 2015 Copa América will be an international football tournament held in Chile from June 11 to July 4, 2015. All twelve national teams involved in the tournament were required to register a squad of 22 players, or 23 players if the team chooses to have three goalkeepers; only players in these squads were eligible to take part in the tournament. Each nation's squad of players were given shirt numbers 1–23.

Players marked (c) were named as captain for their national squad.

Group A

Chile

The final 23-player squad was announced on 30 May 2015. On 5 June 2015, midfielder Edson Puch was ruled out of the tournament due to muscle tear, being replaced by Francisco Silva.^[1] José Pedro Fuenzalida also replaced Carlos Carmona on 7 June 2015.^[2]

Head coach: Jorge Sampaoli

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Claudio Bravo (c)	April 13, 1983	89	0	Barcelona
2	DF	Eugenio Mena	July 18, 1988	34	3	Cruzeiro
3	DF	Miiko Albornoz	November 30, 1990	5	1	Hannover 96
4	DF	Mauricio Isla	June 12, 1988	59	2	Juventus
5	MF	Francisco Silva	February 11, 1986	17	0	Club Brugge
6	MF	José Pedro Fuenzalida	February 22, 1985	26	1	Boca Juniors
7	FW	Alexis Sánchez	December 19, 1988	79	26	Arsenal
8	MF	Arturo Vidal	May 22, 1987	63	9	Juventus
9	FW	Mauricio Pinilla	February 4, 1984	33	6	Atalanta
10	MF	Jorge Valdivia	October 19, 1983	61	6	Palmeiras
11	FW	Eduardo Vargas	November 20, 1989	41	18	Napoli
12	GK	Paulo Garcés	August 2, 1984	1	0	Colo-Colo
13	DF	José Rojas	June 3, 1983	23	1	Universidad de Chile
14	MF	Matías Fernández	May 15, 1986	62	14	Fiorentina
15	MF	Jean Beausejour	June 3, 1984	65	6	Colo-Colo
16	MF	David Pizarro	September 11, 1979	41	2	Fiorentina
17	DF	Gary Medel	August 3, 1987	73	6	Internazionale
18	DF	Gonzalo Jara	August 29, 1985	75	3	Mainz 05
19	MF	Felipe Gutiérrez	October 8, 1990	22	1	Twente
20	MF	Charles Aránguiz	April 17, 1989	33	4	Internacional
21	MF	Marcelo Díaz	December 30, 1986	31	1	Hamburger SV
22	FW	Ángelo Henríquez	April 13, 1994	5	2	Dinamo Zagreb
23	GK	Johnny Herrera	May 9, 1981	11	0	Universidad de Chile

Mexico

The final 23-player squad was announced on 11 May 2015. On 26 May 2015, defender Miguel Ángel Herrera sustained a ankle injury and was ruled out of the tournament, being replaced by Juan Carlos Valenzuela.^[3]

Head coach: Miguel Herrera

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	José de Jesús Corona	26 January 1981	35	0	Cruz Azul
2	DF	Julio Domínguez	8 November 1987	10	0	Cruz Azul
3	DF	Hugo Ayala	31 March 1987	16	0	UANL
4	DF	Rafael Márquez (c)	13 February 1979	124	15	Verona
5	MF	Juan Carlos Medina	22 August 1983	8	0	Atlas
6	MF	Javier Güemez	17 October 1991	4	0	Tijuana
7	FW	Jesús Manuel Corona	6 January 1993	2	1	Twente
8	MF	Marco Fabián	21 July 1989	22	6	Guadalajara
9	FW	Raúl Jiménez	5 May 1991	29	6	Atlético Madrid
10	MF	Luis Montes	15 May 1986	13	3	León
11	MF	Javier Aquino	11 February 1990	26	0	Rayo Vallecano
12	GK	Alfredo Talavera	18 September 1982	16	0	Toluca
13	DF	Carlos Salcedo	29 September 1993	1	0	Guadalajara
14	DF	Juan Carlos Valenzuela	15 May 1984	19	1	Atlas
15	DF	Gerardo Flores	5 February 1986	8	0	Cruz Azul
16	DF	Adrián Aldrete	14 June 1988	16	0	Santos Laguna
17	MF	Mario Osuna	20 August 1988	1	0	Querétaro
18	FW	Enrique Esqueda	19 April 1988	8	1	UANL
19	FW	Vicente Matías Vuoso	3 November 1981	10	4	Chiapas
20	FW	Eduardo Herrera	25 July 1988	3	3	UNAM
21	DF	George Corral	18 July 1990	1	0	Querétaro
22	DF	Efraín Velarde	15 April 1986	6	0	Monterrey
23	GK	Melitón Hernández	15 October 1982	1	0	Veracruz

Ecuador

The final 23-player squad was announced on 1 June 2015. On 1 June 2015, midfielder Michael Arroyo sustained a ankle injury and was ruled out of the tournament, being replaced by Pedro Larrea.^[4] On 3 June 2015, midfielder Antonio Valencia was ruled out of the tournament after undergoing urgent ankle surgery.^[5] On 11 June 2015, forward Jaime Ayoví was ruled out due to a muscle strain and was replaced by Daniel Angulo.^[6]

Head coach: Gustavo Quinteros

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Librado Azcona	January 18, 1984	0	0	Independiente del Valle
2	DF	Arturo Mina	October 8, 1990	2	0	Independiente del Valle
3	DF	Frickson Erazo	May 5, 1988	46	1	Grêmio
4	DF	Juan Carlos Paredes	July 8, 1987	47	0	Watford
5	MF	Renato Ibarra	January 20, 1991	23	0	Vitesse Arnhem
6	MF	Christian Noboa	April 9, 1985	51	3	PAOK
7	MF	Jefferson Montero	September 1, 1989	44	8	Swansea City
8	FW	Miller Bolaños	June 1, 1990	2	1	Emelec
9	FW	Fidel Martínez	February 15, 1990	12	2	U. de G.
10	DF	Walter Ayoví (c)	August 11, 1979	99	8	Pachuca
11	MF	Juan Cazares	April 3, 1992	3	1	Banfield
12	GK	Esteban Dreer	November 11, 1981	0	0	Emelec
13	FW	Enner Valencia	November 4, 1989	17	11	West Ham United
14	MF	Osbaldo Lastra	August 10, 1983	2	0	Emelec
15	MF	Pedro Quiñónez	March 4, 1986	11	0	Emelec
16	DF	Mario Pineida	July 6, 1992	2	0	Independiente del Valle
17	FW	Daniel Angulo	November 16, 1986	0	0	Independiente del Valle
18	DF	Óscar Bagüí	December 10, 1982	21	0	Emelec
19	MF	Pedro Larrea	May 21, 1986	0	0	LDU Loja
20	DF	John Narváez	June 12, 1991	0	0	Emelec
21	DF	Gabriel Achilier	March 23, 1985	25	0	Emelec
22	MF	Jonathan González	March 7, 1995	2	0	U. de G.
23	GK	Alexander Domínguez	June 5, 1987	25	0	LDU Quito

Bolivia

The final 23-player squad was announced on 1 June 2015.

Head coach: Mauricio Soria

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Romel Quiñónez	June 25, 1992	7	0	Bolívar
2	DF	Miguel Hurtado	July 4, 1985	2	0	Blooming
3	MF	Alejandro Chumacero	April 22, 1991	21	1	The Strongest
4	DF	Leonel Morales	September 2, 1988	2	0	Blooming
5	DF	Ronald Eguino	February 20, 1988	8	0	Bolívar
6	MF	Danny Bejarano	January 3, 1994	8	0	Oriente Petrolero
7	FW	Alcides Peña	January 14, 1989	15	1	Oriente Petrolero
8	MF	Martin Smedberg-Dalence	May 10, 1984	1	0	IFK Göteborg
9	FW	Marcelo Martins Moreno	June 18, 1987	49	12	Changchun Yatai
10	FW	Pablo Escobar	February 23, 1979	16	3	The Strongest
11	MF	Damián Lizio	June 30, 1989	2	1	O'Higgins
12	GK	José Peñarrieta	November 18, 1988	0	0	Petrolero Yacuiba
13	MF	Damir Miranda	October 6, 1985	4	0	Bolívar
14	DF	Edemir Rodríguez	October 21, 1984	16	0	Bolívar
15	MF	Sebastián Gamarra	January 15, 1997	0	0	Milan
16	DF	Ronald Raldes (c)	April 20, 1981	81	1	Oriente Petrolero
17	DF	Marvin Bejarano	March 6, 1988	20	0	Oriente Petrolero
18	FW	Ricardo Pedriel	September 1, 1987	15	3	Mersin İdmanyurdu
19	MF	Wálter Veizaga	April 22, 1986	10	0	The Strongest
20	MF	Jhasmani Campos	May 10, 1988	27	2	Bolívar
21	DF	Cristian Coimbra	September 11, 1989	0	0	Blooming
22	DF	Edward Zenteno	December 5, 1984	15	0	Jorge Wilstermann
23	GK	Hugo Suárez	February 7, 1982	12	0	Blooming

Group B

Argentina

The final 23-player squad was announced on 27 May 2015. The squad numbers released on June 7, 2015.^[7]

Head coach: Gerardo Martino

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Sergio Romero	February 22, 1987	58	0	Sampdoria
2	DF	Ezequiel Garay	October 10, 1986	26	0	Zenit
3	DF	Facundo Roncaglia	February 10, 1987	4	0	Genoa
4	DF	Pablo Zabaleta	January 16, 1985	48	0	Manchester City
5	MF	Fernando Gago	April 10, 1986	57	0	Boca Juniors
6	MF	Lucas Biglia	January 30, 1986	28	0	Lazio
7	MF	Ángel di María	February 14, 1988	59	11	Manchester United
8	MF	Roberto Pereyra	January 7, 1991	6	0	Juventus
9	FW	Gonzalo Higuaín	December 10, 1987	47	23	Napoli
10	FW	Lionel Messi (c)	June 24, 1987	97	45	Barcelona
11	FW	Sergio Agüero	June 2, 1988	60	23	Manchester City
12	GK	Nahuel Guzmán	February 10, 1986	3	0	UANL
13	DF	Milton Casco	April 11, 1988	0	0	Newell's Old Boys
14	MF	Javier Mascherano	June 8, 1984	111	3	Barcelona
15	DF	Martín Demichelis	December 20, 1980	44	2	Manchester City
16	DF	Marcos Rojo	March 20, 1990	31	1	Manchester United
17	DF	Nicolás Otamendi	February 12, 1988	19	1	Valencia
18	FW	Carlos Tevez	February 7, 1984	68	13	Juventus
19	MF	Éver Banega	June 29, 1988	28	4	Sevilla
20	MF	Érik Lamela	March 4, 1992	10	1	Tottenham Hotspur
21	MF	Javier Pastore	June 20, 1989	18	1	Paris Saint-Germain
22	FW	Ezequiel Lavezzi	May 3, 1985	39	4	Paris Saint-Germain
23	GK	Mariano Andújar	July 30, 1983	11	0	Napoli
23*	GK	Agustín Marchesín	March 16, 1988	2	0	Santos Laguna

Note: Mariano Andújar suffered an injured hand midway through the tournament, and Agustín Marchesín was called up to replace him on 22 June 2015. According to the regulations, once the competition starts, only the goalkeepers may be replaced due to injury.^[8]

Uruguay

The final 23-player squad was announced on 23 May 2015. The squad numbers released on June 5, 2015.^[9]

Head coach: Óscar Tabárez

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Fernando Muslera	June 16, 1986	67	0	Galatasaray
2	DF	José Giménez	January 20, 1995	16	2	Atlético de Madrid
3	DF	Diego Godín (c)	February 16, 1986	87	4	Atlético de Madrid
4	DF	Jorge Fucile	November 19, 1984	43	0	Nacional
5	MF	Carlos Sánchez	December 2, 1984	3	0	River Plate
6	DF	Álvaro Pereira	November 28, 1985	66	6	Estudiantes de La Plata
7	MF	Cristian Rodríguez	September 30, 1985	83	8	Atlético de Madrid
8	FW	Abel Hernández	August 8, 1990	18	8	Hull City
9	FW	Diego Rolán	March 24, 1993	6	1	Bordeaux
10	MF	Giorgian de Arrascaeta	May 1, 1994	4	0	Cruzeiro
11	FW	Christian Stuani	October 12, 1986	19	4	Espanyol
12	GK	Rodrigo Muñoz	22 January 1982	0	0	Libertad
13	DF	Gastón Silva	March 5, 1994	1	0	Torino
14	MF	Nicolás Lodeiro	March 21, 1989	36	3	Boca Juniors
15	MF	Guzmán Pereira	May 16, 1991	3	0	Universidad de Chile
16	DF	Maximiliano Pereira	June 8, 1984	100	3	Benfica
17	MF	Egidio Arévalo Ríos	January 1, 1982	66	0	UANL
18	DF	Mathías Corujo	May 8, 1986	6	0	Universidad de Chile
19	DF	Sebastián Coates	October 7, 1990	16	1	Sunderland
20	MF	Álvaro González	October 29, 1984	50	3	Torino
21	FW	Edinson Cavani	February 14, 1987	71	25	Paris Saint-Germain
22	FW	Jonathan Rodríguez	July 6, 1993	5	1	Benfica
23	GK	Martín Silva	March 25, 1983	6	0	Vasco da Gama

Paraguay

The final 23-player squad was announced on May 28, 2015

Head coach: Ramón Díaz

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Justo Villar	June 30, 1977	107	0	Colo-Colo
2	DF	Iván Piris	March 10, 1989	17	0	Udinese
3	DF	Marcos Cáceres	May 5, 1986	17	0	Newell's Old Boys
4	DF	Pablo Aguilar	April 2, 1987	17	4	América
5	DF	Bruno Valdez	October 6, 1992	0	0	Cerro Porteño
6	DF	Miguel Samudio	August 24, 1986	22	1	América
7	FW	Raúl Bobadilla	June 18, 1987	2	0	FC Augsburg
8	FW	Lucas Barrios	November 13, 1984	25	6	Montpellier
9	FW	Roque Santa Cruz (c)	August 16, 1981	104	30	Cruz Azul
10	FW	Derlis González	March 23, 1994	8	1	Basel
11	FW	Édgar Benítez	November 8, 1987	40	6	Toluca
12	GK	Antony Silva	February 27, 1984	7	0	Independiente Medellín
13	MF	Richard Ortiz	May 22, 1990	15	4	Toluca
14	DF	Paulo da Silva	February 1, 1980	120	2	Toluca
15	MF	Víctor Cáceres (c²)	March 25, 1985	60	1	Flamengo
16	MF	Osmar Molinas	May 3, 1987	8	0	Libertad
17	MF	Osvaldo Martínez	April 8, 1986	29	1	América
18	FW	Nelson Haedo Valdez	November 28, 1983	67	12	Eintracht Frankfurt
19	DF	Fabián Balbuena	August 23, 1991	2	0	Libertad
20	MF	Néstor Ortigoza	December 7, 1984	21	1	San Lorenzo
21	MF	Óscar Romero	July 4, 1992	10	1	Racing
22	MF	Eduardo Aranda	January 28, 1985	1	0	Olimpia
23	GK	Alfredo Aguilar	July 18, 1988	0	0	Guaraní

Jamaica

Head coach: Winfried Schäfer

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Duwayne Kerr	16 February 1987	11	0	Sarpsborg 08
2	DF	Daniel Gordon	16 January 1985	5	1	Karlsruher SC
3	DF	Michael Hector	19 July 1992	0	0	Reading
4	DF	Wes Morgan	21 January 1984	12	0	Leicester City
5	MF	Lance Laing	28 February 1988	4	0	FC Edmonton
6	FW	Deshorn Brown	22 December 1990	9	2	Vålerenga
7	FW	Romeo Parkes	20 November 1990	3	1	Isidro Metapán
8	DF	Hughan Gray	25 March 1987	11	0	Waterhouse
9	FW	Giles Barnes	5 August 1988	2	1	Houston Dynamo
10	MF	Jobi McAnuff	3 November 1981	13	0	Leyton Orient
11	FW	Darren Mattocks	2 September 1990	22	8	Vancouver Whitecaps
12	GK	Dwayne Miller	14 July 1987	34	0	Syrianska
13	FW	Dino Williams	31 March 1990	8	0	Montego Bay United
14	FW	Allan Ottey	18 December 1992	0	0	Montego Bay United
15	MF	Je-Vaughn Watson	22 October 1983	41	1	FC Dallas
16	MF	Joel Grant	26 August 1987	10	1	Yeovil Town
17	MF	Rodolph Austin (c)	1 June 1985	73	6	Unattached
18	FW	Simon Dawkins	1 December 1987	8	2	Derby County
19	DF	Adrian Mariappa	3 October 1986	21	0	Crystal Palace
20	DF	Kemar Lawrence	17 September 1992	16	2	New York Red Bulls
21	DF	Jermaine Taylor	14 January 1985	80	0	Houston Dynamo
22	MF	Garath McCleary	15 May 1987	9	1	Reading
23	GK	Ryan Thompson	7 January 1985	3	0	Pittsburgh Riverhounds

Group C

Brazil

The final 23-player squad was announced on 5 May 2015. On 24 May 2015, goalkeeper Diego Alves sustained a knee injury and was ruled out of the tournament, being replaced by the goalkeeper Neto.^[10] On 29 May 2015, defender Marcelo sustained a back injury and was ruled out of the tournament, being replaced by the defender Geferson.^[11] On 2 June 2015, midfielder Luiz Gustavo was ruled out of the tournament due to pending surgery to correct a meniscus injury, being replaced by the midfelder Fred.^[12] On 11 June 2015, Danilo was withdrawn from the squad after picking up an injury in Brazil's 2-0 friendly win v Mexico. He was replaced by Dani Alves.^[13]

Head coach: Dunga

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Jefferson	January 2, 1983	16	0	Botafogo
2	DF	Dani Alves	May 6, 1983	79	6	Barcelona
3	DF	Miranda	September 7, 1984	15	0	Atlético de Madrid
4	DF	David Luiz	April 22, 1987	47	3	Paris Saint-Germain
5	MF	Fernandinho	May 4, 1985	14	2	Manchester City
6	DF	Filipe Luís	August 9, 1985	12	0	Chelsea
7	MF	Douglas Costa	September 14, 1990	4	0	Shakhtar Donetsk
8	MF	Elias	May 16, 1985	19	0	Corinthians
9	FW	Diego Tardelli	May 10, 1985	9	3	Shandong Luneng Taishan
10	FW	Neymar (c)	February 5, 1992	62	43	Barcelona
11	MF	Roberto Firmino	October 2, 1991	4	2	1899 Hoffenheim[14]
12	GK	Neto	July 19, 1989	0	0	Fiorentina
13	DF	Marquinhos	May 14, 1994	4	0	Paris Saint-Germain
14	DF	Thiago Silva	September 22, 1984	54	3	Paris Saint-Germain
15	DF	Geferson	May 13, 1994	0	0	Internacional
16	DF	Fabinho	October 23, 1993	0	0	Monaco
17	MF	Fred	March 5, 1993	2	0	Shakhtar Donetsk
18	MF	Everton Ribeiro	April 10, 1989	3	0	Al-Ahli
19	MF	Willian	August 9, 1988	20	4	Chelsea
20	FW	Robinho	January 25, 1984	96	27	Santos
21	MF	Philippe Coutinho	June 12, 1992	6	1	Liverpool
22	MF	Casemiro	February 23, 1992	7	0	Porto
23	GK	Marcelo Grohe	January 13, 1987	0	0	Grêmio

Colombia

The final 23-player squad was announced on 30 May 2015.

Head coach: José Pékerman

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	David Ospina (c²)	August 31, 1988	52	0	Arsenal
2	DF	Cristián Zapata	September 30, 1986	31	0	Milan
3	DF	Pedro Franco	April 23, 1991	4	0	Beşiktaş
4	DF	Santiago Arias	January 13, 1992	14	0	PSV
5	MF	Edwin Valencia	March 29, 1985	15	0	Santos
6	MF	Carlos Sánchez	February 6, 1986	54	0	Aston Villa
7	DF	Pablo Armero	November 2, 1986	63	2	Flamengo
8	MF	Edwin Cardona	December 8, 1992	4	1	Monterrey
9	FW	Radamel Falcao (c)	February 10, 1986	56	24	Manchester United
10	MF	James Rodríguez	July 12, 1991	32	12	Real Madrid
11	MF	Juan Cuadrado	May 26, 1988	39	5	Chelsea
12	GK	Camilo Vargas	September 1, 1989	4	0	Atlético Nacional
13	DF	Darwin Andrade	February 11, 1991	2	0	Standard Liège
14	DF	Carlos Valdés	May 22, 1985	16	2	Nacional
15	MF	Alexander Mejía	September 7, 1988	17	0	Monterrey
16	FW	Víctor Ibarbo	May 19, 1990	12	1	Roma
17	FW	Carlos Bacca	September 8, 1986	17	7	Sevilla
18	DF	Juan Camilo Zúñiga (c²)	December 14, 1985	58	1	Napoli
19	FW	Teófilo Gutiérrez	May 28, 1985	38	14	River Plate
20	FW	Luis Muriel	April 18, 1991	5	1	Sampdoria
21	FW	Jackson Martínez	October 3, 1986	35	10	Porto
22	DF	Jeison Murillo	May 27, 1992	5	0	Granada
23	GK	Cristian Bonilla	June 2, 1993	0	0	La Equidad

Peru

The final 23-player squad was announced on May 25, 2015. The squad number released on June 7, 2015.^[15]

Head coach: Ricardo Gareca

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Pedro Gallese	23 February 1990	6	0	Juan Aurich
2	DF	Jair Céspedes	22 May 1984	4	0	Juan Aurich
3	DF	Hansell Riojas	15 October 1991	3	0	Universidad César Vallejo
4	DF	Pedro Paulo Requena	24 January 1991	2	0	Universidad César Vallejo
5	DF	Carlos Zambrano	10 July 1989	29	4	Eintracht Frankfurt
6	MF	Juan Manuel Vargas	5 October 1983	53	4	Fiorentina
7	MF	Paolo Hurtado	27 July 1990	15	2	Paços de Ferreira
8	MF	Christian Cueva	23 November 1991	7	0	Alianza Lima
9	FW	Paolo Guerrero	1 January 1984	56	21	Corinthians[16]
10	FW	Jefferson Farfán	26 October 1984	64	17	Schalke 04
11	FW	Yordy Reyna	17 September 1993	8	2	RB Leipzig
12	GK	Diego Penny	22 April 1984	14	0	Sporting Cristal
13	MF	Edwin Retamoso	23 February 1982	11	0	Real Garcilaso
14	FW	Claudio Pizarro (c)	3 October 1978	76	19	Bayern Munich
15	DF	Christian Ramos	4 November 1988	39	1	Juan Aurich
16	MF	Carlos Lobatón	6 February 1980	33	1	Sporting Cristal
17	DF	Luis Advíncula	2 March 1990	41	0	Vitória de Setúbal
18	FW	André Carrillo	14 June 1991	23	1	Sporting
19	DF	Yoshimar Yotún	7 April 1990	39	1	Malmö
20	MF	Joel Sánchez	11 June 1989	2	0	Universidad San Martín
21	MF	Josepmir Ballón	21 March 1988	35	0	Sporting Cristal
22	MF	Carlos Ascues	6 June 1992	6	5	Melgar
23	GK	Salomón Libman	25 February 1984	6	0	Universidad César Vallejo

Venezuela

The final 23-player squad was announced on 1 June 2015.

Head coach: Noel Sanvicente

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Alain Baroja	October 23, 1989	3	0	Caracas
2	DF	Wilker Ángel	March 18, 1993	1	1	Deportivo Táchira
3	DF	Andrés Túñez	March 15, 1987	11	0	Buriram United
4	DF	Oswaldo Vizcarrondo	May 31, 1984	61	8	Nantes
5	DF	Fernando Amorebieta	March 29, 1985	12	1	Middlesbrough
6	DF	Gabriel Cichero	April 25, 1984	56	4	Mineros de Guayana
7	FW	Miku	August 19, 1985	50	10	Rayo Vallecano
8	MF	Tomás Rincón	January 13, 1988	58	0	Genoa
9	FW	Salomón Rondón	September 16, 1989	38	12	Zenit Saint Petersburg
10	MF	Ronald Vargas	December 2, 1986	17	3	Balıkesirspor
11	MF	César González	October 1, 1982	57	5	Deportivo Táchira
12	GK	Dani Hernández	October 21, 1985	20	0	Tenerife
13	MF	Luis Manuel Seijas	June 23, 1986	53	2	Santa Fe
14	MF	Franklin Lucena	February 20, 1981	58	2	Deportivo La Guaira
15	MF	Alejandro Guerra	July 9, 1985	42	4	Atlético Nacional
16	DF	Roberto Rosales	November 20, 1988	54	0	Málaga
17	FW	Josef Martínez	May 19, 1993	17	3	Torino
18	MF	Juan Arango (c)	May 17, 1980	124	22	Tijuana
19	MF	Rafael Acosta	February 13, 1989	9	0	Mineros de Guayana
20	DF	Grenddy Perozo	February 28, 1986	45	2	Ajaccio
21	FW	Gelmin Rivas	March 23, 1989	3	0	Deportivo Táchira
22	MF	Jhon Murillo	June 4, 1995	1	1	Zamora
23	GK	Wuilker Faríñez	February 15, 1998	0	0	Caracas

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