Club Sport Boys Warnes was a Bolivian professional

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team based in Warnes,

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, that competes in the Bolivian Primera División.

History

The club was founded on 17 August 1954. The club reached in 2013 second place of the Liga Nacional B and was for the first time in its history promoted to the Bolivian Primera División. Warnes signed to the beginning of 2014 the former Argentine footballer Néstor Clausen as new coach. The club ranks 2014 three internationals for the

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with goalkeeper Sergio Galarza, defender Carlos Mendoza and Joaquín Botero. In 2014, sitting Bolivian president

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signed a contract for 200 dollars a month with Sports Boys Warnes, becoming the oldest active professional soccer player in the world.

Current squad

As of 3 May 2018

Notable managers

* Hilda Ordoñez (2013) * Néstor Clausen (2014), (2014–15)

Honours

National

* Bolivian Primera División ** Winners (1): 2015-A

External links

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Club logo

References

{{Bolivian Primera División Association football clubs established in 1954 Football clubs in Bolivia 1954 establishments in Bolivia Santa Cruz Department (Bolivia)