Football mourns, Carlos Luthar passes away aged 71 | OneFootball

International soccer is in mourning following the sad news of the passing of Carlos Luthar at the age of 71. A distinguished professional footballer with a long career, Luthar left an unforgettable mark both in Uruguayan football and during his time abroad in Argentina and Chile.

A long and respected career

Luthar is remembered for his versatility and presence at numerous renowned clubs. In Uruguayan football, he wore the jerseys of traditional institutions such as Peñarol, Nacional, River Plate, Fénix, Danubio, Deportivo Maldonado, Rampla Juniors, Villa Teresa, and Colón.

His talent crossed borders, taking him to play in Argentine football for Unión de Santa Fe and in Chile, where he defended the colors of Everton de Viña del Mar.

In Uruguayan regional football, he won the championship in 1983 with Club Social y Deportivo Artigas de Durazno, during a golden era when the arrival of major stars from the capital to the Durazno football scene was common—sharing that period with names such as Ember Quintas, Ricardo Soria, Juan Carlos Puppo, Oribe Berón, Oscar Carussini, Robert Arzola, and Julio Miranda—

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