Wálter Flores (footballer)

Bolivian footballer (born 1978)

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Wálter Flores
Personal information
Full name	Wálter Alberto Flores Condarco
Date of birth	(1978-10-29) 29 October 1978 (age 46)
Place of birth	Oruro, Bolivia
Height	1.68 m (5 ft 6 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Team information
Current team	Bolívar (youth manager)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
2000–2006	San José	140	(2)
2006	Real Potosí	14	(0)
2007–2008	The Strongest	65	(2)
2008–2017	Bolívar	214	(3)
Total		433	(7)
International career
2004–2016	Bolivia	32	(1)
Managerial career
2017	Bolívar (assistant)
2018	Universidad Católica (assistant)
2018–	Bolívar (youth)
2020	Bolívar (interim)
2023	Bolívar (interim)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Wálter Alberto Flores Condarco (born 29 October 1978) is a Bolivian football manager and former player who played as a midfielder. He is the current manager of Bolívar's youth categories.

Club career

Born in Oruro, Flores began playing professional football in 2000 for Club San José in his native Oruro. After six years and 140 games played in first division, he transferred to Real Potosí. Fourteen appearances seemed to be enough to convince The Strongest, which signed him for the 2007 season. After two great years with the atigrados, Flores decided to move to the other side of town, and joined rival team Bolívar in 2009.

International career

Between 2004 and 2012, Flores has gained 31 caps for the Bolivia national football team, scoring 1 goal. He represented his country in 15 FIFA World Cup qualification matches.

Honours

Bolivar

Bolivian Primera División: 2009 Apertura, 2011 Adecuacion

References

Appearances for Bolivia National Team Archived 2009-06-09 at the Wayback Machine - RSSSF
Wálter Flores – FIFA competition record (archived)

External links

Wálter Flores at ESPN FC
Wálter Flores at Soccerway
Wálter Flores at National-Football-Teams.com

Bolivia squads

v t e Bolivia squad – 2004 Copa América
1 J. Fernández 2 Hoyos 3 Jáuregui 4 Álvarez 5 Arana 6 Rojas 7 Cristaldo 8 Tufiño 9 Mercado 10 Gutiérrez 11 Suárez 12 Flores 13 Galarza 14 Solíz 15 Pizarro 16 Raldes 17 Arce 18 Vaca Diez 19 Galindo 20 Botero 21 L. Fernández 22 Sánchez Coach: Blacut

v t e Bolivia squad – 2011 Copa América
1 Arias 2 Hoyos 3 Gutiérrez 4 Álvarez 5 Rivero 6 Flores 7 Edivaldo 8 García 9 Moreno 10 J. Vaca 11 Peña 12 D. Vaca 13 Amador 14 Vargas 15 Robles 16 Raldes 17 Arce 18 Pedriel 19 Chávez 20 Saucedo 21 Campos 22 Cardozo 23 Galarza Coach: Quinteros

v t e Club Bolívar – managers
Rodríguez (1953–56) Plaza (1956) Georgiadis (1962) Georgiadis (1965–66) Valda (1967) Georgiadis (1968) Imbelloni (1968) Madelón (1969) Fernández (1970) Gutendorf (1974) Sanabria (1976) Virba (1976) Pašić (1977) Ignomiriello (1977) Camacho (1978) Aramayo (1978) Blacut (1978–79) Álvarez (1979) Škripko (1980) Camacho (1982) Blacut (1983) Hernández (1983) Aramayo (1983) Prieto (1984–85) Barack (1985–86) Habegger (1986–88) Blacut (1988–89) Barack (1989) Habegger (1990) Barack (1991) Shevchenko (1992–94) Pastoriza (1994) López Habas (1994–95) Merlo (1995) Blacut (1995) Habegger (1996–97) Orozco (1997–98) Vargas (2000) Soria (2000) López Habas (2000–01) Galarza (2001) Soria (2001–03) Huerta (2003–04) Soria (2004) Habegger (2005) Aramayo (2005) Aragonés (2005–06) Antelo (2006–07) Sandy (2007) Habegger (2008) Peláez (2008) Quinteros (2009) Escobar (2009–10) Clausen (2010) Hoyos (2011–12) Paz (2012) Portugal (2012–13) Soria (2014) Azkargorta (2014–15) E. Villegas (2015) Insúa (2016) Ó. Villegas (2016) San José (2016–17) Eutrópio (2018) Arias (2018) Vigevani (2019) Vivas (2020) Flores (2020) González (2020–21) Soria (2021) Zago (2021–22) San José (2023) Soria & Flores (2023) Robatto (2024–)

Club Bolívar – managers

Rodríguez (1953–56)
Plaza (1956)
Georgiadis (1962)
Georgiadis (1965–66)
Valda (1967)
Georgiadis (1968)
Imbelloni (1968)
Madelón (1969)
Fernández (1970)
Gutendorf (1974)
Sanabria (1976)
Virba (1976)
Pašić (1977)
Ignomiriello (1977)
Camacho (1978)
Aramayo (1978)
Blacut (1978–79)
Álvarez (1979)
Škripko (1980)
Camacho (1982)
Blacut (1983)
Hernández (1983)
Aramayo (1983)
Prieto (1984–85)
Barack (1985–86)
Habegger (1986–88)
Blacut (1988–89)
Barack (1989)
Habegger (1990)
Barack (1991)
Shevchenko (1992–94)
Pastoriza (1994)
López Habas (1994–95)
Merlo (1995)
Blacut (1995)
Habegger (1996–97)
Orozco (1997–98)
Vargas (2000)
Soria (2000)
López Habas (2000–01)
Galarza (2001)
Soria (2001–03)
Huerta (2003–04)
Soria (2004)
Habegger (2005)
Aramayo (2005)
Aragonés (2005–06)
Antelo (2006–07)
Sandy (2007)
Habegger (2008)
Peláez (2008)
Quinteros (2009)
Escobar (2009–10)
Clausen (2010)
Hoyos (2011–12)
Paz (2012)
Portugal (2012–13)
Soria (2014)
Azkargorta (2014–15)
E. Villegas (2015)
Insúa (2016)
Ó. Villegas (2016)
San José (2016–17)
Eutrópio (2018)
Arias (2018)
Vigevani (2019)
Vivas (2020)
Flores (2020)
González (2020–21)
Soria (2021)
Zago (2021–22)
San José (2023)
Soria & Flores (2023)
Robatto (2024–)

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