Miguel Julio
Colombian association football player
Miguel Ángel Julio Rossete (born 21 February 1991) is a Colombian footballer who plays as a central midfielder for Delfines del Este.
Club career
Julio began his footballing career in Colombia with Independiente Medellín of Categoría Primera A, he made his first-team debut on 20 February 2009 in a league encounter against Real Cartagena. Two more appearances came during the 2009 Apertura season before Julio appeared nine times more in the 2012 Apertura season. In 2012, Julio signed for Venezuelan Primera División team Trujillanos. A year later he completed a move back to Colombia to join América de Cali, fourteen appearances subsequently followed in the 2013 campaign. On 19 January 2015, Julio joined Primera B Nacional side Atlético Tucumán.
Julio participated in twenty-four matches for the club in 2015, as they won promotion into the 2016 Argentine Primera División. In December 2016, he was released by Tucumán. In 2019, Julio headed to the Dominican Republic to play for Moca in Liga Dominicana. He scored twice in the 2019 campaign.
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