Emanuel Trípodi
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Emanuel Trípodi (born January 8, 1981), is an
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Club career

Trípodi made his professional debut for Unión, then he was transferred to CAI where he lived an unusual fact: he scored a goal. after this, in 2009 he joined
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, he managed to get promoted two times with Quilmes. in 2013 he joined
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