Johnny Castellanos
Venezuelan footballer (born 1957)
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| Date of birth | (1957-12-24) 24 December 1957 (age 66) | ||
| Position(s) | Defender | ||
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| Years | Team | Apps | (Gls) |
| 1979–1983 | Venezuela | 3 | (0) |
Johnny Castellanos (born 24 December 1957) is a Venezuelan former footballer. He played in three matches for the Venezuela national football team from 1979 to 1983.[1] He was also part of Venezuela's squad for the 1979 Copa América tournament.[2]
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Venezuelan Primera División top scorers
- 1957: Tonho
- 1958: Irazque
- 1959: Benítez
- 1960: Iglesias
- 1961: Ravelo
- 1962: Jaime
- 1963: Nino
- 1964: Helio
- 1965: Mateo
- 1966: Ratto
- 1967: Ramos
- 1968: Raimundinho
- 1969: Batista & Lelo
- 1970: Langon
- 1971: Tiguta
- 1972: Francisquito
- 1973: Chiazzaro
- 1974: Chiazzaro
- 1975: Peralta
- 1976: Peralta
- 1977: Jairzinho & Silva
- 1978: Andrade
- 1979: Ferrari
- 1980: Campos
- 1981: Angulo
- 1982: Montero
- 1983: Castellanos
- 1984: Meckler
- 1985: Meckler
- 1986: Arreaza
- 1986–87: Castellanos
- 1987–88: González
- 1988–89: Castellanos
- 1989–90: Márquez
- 1990–91: Bottini
- 1991–92: Vogler
- 1992–93: Márquez
- 1993–94: Soto
- 1994–95: Rogério
- 1995–96: Dolgetta
- 1996–97: Castellín
- 1997–98: Dolgetta
- 1998–99: Fonseca
- 1999–00: García
- 2000–01: Brignani
- 2001–02: García
- 2002–03: García
- 2003–04: García
- 2004–05: Delfino
- 2005–06: García
- 2006–07: Rentería
- 2007–08: Rondón
- 2008–09: Arismendi & Castillo
- 2009–10: Cabrera
- 2010–11: Arismendi
- 2011–12: Castellín
- 2012–13: Torres
- 2013–14: Falcón
- 2014–15: Aguilar
- 2015: Arteaga
- 2016: Torres
- 2017: Blondell
- 2018: Uribe
- 2019: Farías
- 2020: Blanco & Farías
- 2021: Akinyoola
- 2022: Viveros
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Venezuela squad – 1983 Copa América | ||
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