José Paolo Guerrero

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José Paolo Guerrero
Personal information
Full name	José Paolo Guerrero Gonzales
Date of birth	1 January 1984 (1984-01-01) (age 29)
Place of birth	Lima, Peru
Height	1.84 m (6 ft +1⁄2 in)
Playing position	Striker
Club information
Current club	Hamburger SV
Number	9
Youth career
1992–2002 2002–2003	Alianza Lima Bayern Munich
Senior career1
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
2002–2004 2004–2006 2006–	Bayern Munich II Bayern Munich Hamburger SV	66 (45) 27 (10) 72 (22)
National team2
2004–	Peru	24 0(9)
1 Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 12:52, 12 April 2009 (UTC). 2 National team caps and goals correct as of 17:34, 30 September 2008 (UTC). * Appearances (Goals)

José Paolo Guerrero Gonzales (born 1 January 1984 in Lima) is a Peruvian professional footballer who currently plays as a striker for Hamburger SV and Peru. He started playing football in the lower categories of Peruvian club Alianza Lima, where he scored more than 200 goals. In 2002, Guerrero signed a contract with Bavarian giants Bayern Munich. During 2003–04, Guerrero played in the Regionalliga Süd. He played 23 games and scored 21 goals. During the 2004–05 season, he joined fellow countryman, Claudio Pizarro, on the Bayern first team. In June 2006, it was announced that Guerrero had transferred to Hamburger SV, and signed a contract with the club through 2010.^[1] He scored the winner against his former club Bayern Munich, which he did not celebrate because of his past with the club and the care he still feels for it. The result meant that Bayern had no chance of playing in the Champions League in the 2007–08 season.

Contents 1 Hamburger SV 2 International career 3 Copa America 2007 4 Honours 4.1 National titles 4.2 International titles 4.3 Unofficial titles 4.4 Personal Honors 5 Career statistics 6 References 7 External links

Hamburger SV

Guerrero joined Hamburg in 2006 from Bayern Munich. His first season was marred by an injury, which took away half his season, and his low productivity, being a sub most of the season. Near the end he did score three goals, making his season total five goals in 20 games. One of these goals was against former club Bayern Munich in a 1-2 victory which left Bayern with no possibilities of making it to the Champions League. In the 07–08 season, his second at Hamburg, Guerrero played 29 of 34 games in the Bundesliga, scoring nine goals and getting four assists, as well as becoming an undisputed starter and a vital part of Hamburg. He was the third top scorer, behind Rafael van der Vaart (12 goals) and Ivica Olić (14 goals). In the Uefa Cup and Qualification he played nine games, scoring five goals and getting three assists. His first hat-trick in his professional career was against Karlsruher SC, in the last game of the Bundesliga, scoring the second, third, and fourth goals in a 7-0 victory. This victory secured them fourth place and a UEFA Cup spot for next season. By the beginning of the Bundesliga 2008–09 season, Guerrero had become first choice striker for Hamburger SV. Coach Martin Jol even went as far as saying that Guerrero better not catch even a cold during the season.

International career

Paolo Guerrero's career with the Peruvian national team began in the doomed Germany 2006 campaign, but he managed to score twice for the national side. His first goal became the winner against Chile in Lima's Estadio Nacional. It was followed by a first minute goal in the next match against Ecuador in the same venue, though the Ecuadorians fought back to secure a 2-2 away draw. Despite that setback, Guerrero's goals provided hungry fans with hints of things to come when the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign begins. However, Guerrero was ruled out of Peru's first two 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying games because of injury. So far in the South Africa 2010 Qualifiers Guerrero's impact has been limited. A further blow to Peru was laid down by FIFA when Guerrero was suspended 6 games for insulting the referee during the Uruguay vs. Peru game in June 2008. The suspension started with the Peru vs. Venezuela game in September.

Copa America 2007

Peru debuted with a shock win over Uruguay, winning 3-0 with Guerrero scoring the third goal. He scored another goal in this match but it was controversially annulled because of an incorrect call of offside on Claudio Pizarro.^[2]

Honours

National titles

Season	Team	Title
2003–04	22x20px FC Bayern Munich II	Regionalliga Süd
2004–05	22x20px FC Bayern Munich	Bundesliga
2005	22x20px FC Bayern Munich	DFB-Pokal
2005–06	22x20px FC Bayern Munich	Bundesliga
2006	22x20px FC Bayern Munich	DFB-Pokal

International titles

Season	Team	Title
2001	Peru U-17 National Football Team	Bolivarian Games
2007	22x20px Hamburger SV	UEFA Intertoto Cup

Unofficial titles

• Dubai Challenge Cup: 2007, 2008
• Emirates Cup: 2008

Personal Honors

• Top scorer in Regionalliga Süd – 21 goals in 23 games
• Best Peruvian football player in Copa America 2007

Career statistics

As of 12 April 2009 (2009 -04-12)^[update]

All-Time Club Performance

Club	Season	Domestic League		Domestic Cup		European Competition		All Competitions
		App	Goals	App	Goals	App	Goals	App	Goals
FC Bayern Munich II 22x20px Germany	2002–03	18	8	-	-	-	-	18	8
	2003–04	24	21	-	-	-	-	24	21
	2004–05	11	7	1	3	-	-	12	10
	2005–06	13	9	1	0	-	-	13	9
	Total	66	45	2	3	-	-	68	48
FC Bayern Munich 22x20px Germany	2004–05	13	6	3	1	6	1	22	8
	2005–06	14	4	3	1	7	1	24	6
	Total	27	10	6	2	13	2	46	14
Hamburger SV 22x20px Germany	2006–07	20	5	-	-	7	1	27	6
	2007–08	29	9	3	0	7	5	39	14
	2008–09	23	8	3	1	9	2	34	11
	Total	72	22	6	1	23	8	100	31
Career Total		165	77	14	6	36	10	214	93

References

External links

• Hamburger SV - Guerrero Nº 9
• José Paolo Guerrero Profile & Stats at FootballDatabase

v · d · ePeru squad – Copa América 2007 1 Butrón • 2 Villalta • 3 Acasiete • 4 Vílchez • 5 Rodríguez • 6 Herrera • 7 Cespedes • 8 Bazalar • 9 Guerrero • 10 Mariño • 11 Zúñiga • 12 Forsyth • 13 de la Haza • 14 Pizarro • 15 Villamarín • 16 Mendoza • 17 Farfán • 18 García • 19 Ismodes • 20 Jiménez • 21 Juan Flores • 22 Galliquio • Coach: Uribe

v · d · eHamburger SV – current squad 1 Rost • 2 Alex Silva • 3 Atouba • 4 Reinhardt • 5 Mathijsen • 7 Jansen • 8 Streit • 9 Guerrero • 10 Petrić • 11 Olić • 12 Hesl • 14 Jarolím • 15 Trochowski • 16 Gravgaard • 17 Chrisantus • 18 Castelen • 19 Boateng • 20 Demel • 21 Pitroipa • 22 Choupo-Moting • 24 Ndjeng • 25 Rincón • 26 Schmidt • 28 Tavares • 29 Wolf • 30 Benjamin • 31 Kunert • 33 Sinouh • 35 Torun • 40 Aogo • Manager: Jol

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