Angie Valbuena, former player of Fortaleza, La Equidad and Millonarios in the Women’s League, died tragically this Friday. 32 years old.
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One of her best friends, Laura Fernanda Gómez, was in charge of verifying the news on her social networks.
Early versions speak of his death in a car accident on the road between Tunja and Paipa in the Boyacá section of Valbuena.
The actress participated in the top five of the Women’s League. He acted for Fortaleza in 2017, went to La Equidad the following year, where he stayed for three seasons, and reinforced Millonarios in 2021.
Valbuena managed to play 40 professional matches, 9 with Fortaleza, 23 with La Equidad and 8 with Millonarios. He scored two goals, one with the insurers and one with the blues.
He has also excelled in futsal, with teams such as Real Antioquia qualifying for the Copa Libertadores of this discipline, and At that time, he was called up to the Colombian National Team, where he won a gold medal at the 2018 South American Games.
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