Norberto Peluffo

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Norberto José Peluffo Ortíz (born 26 June 1958) Is a Colombian former soccer player, former coach and current sports commentator. His father, the Colombian-Argentine Norberto Juan Peluffo, was also a professional soccer player and coach. His brother Martín Peluffo specialized in gastronomy and took care of the family bakery. But he was not far behind and followed the family legacy: he managed to play with Atlético Bucaramanga and as coach directed Real Santander from its foundation until mid-2009, managing more than 100 games. He arrived in the green country after club officials saw him at a soccer tournament in the city of Bogotá. At just 13 years old, he arrives in Medellín to train with the club: for 2 years he joined the professional team and at 15 they finally gave him the opportunity to debut, becoming a benchmark with ups and downs. He came to the ambassador squad from Atlético Nacional in 1983. With the blues he played 147 games and scored 14 goals, one of them in the 1985 Copa Libertadores. He came to the América de Cali from Millonarios due to an injury and because of the desire to play again he took new directions, stopping twice at the Deportes Quindío and once in 1987 at the Once Caldas. Adding the injuries and his problem with alcoholism that he had since he was 15 years old, even with a lot of football ahead of him, he decides to hang up his boots and dedicate himself to training players.