José S. Puente — Empire FGA Bio Stub

This is a bio stub, not a graded Empire FGA profile. There is no video evidence behind this page — no OBI/SII, no core-12 sub-metrics, no ultProxy. Every field below comes from a single secondary source: the SuperUruguay 1992 preseason squad guide (Uruguayan Primera División). Facts (birthdates, birthplaces, squad listings) are reproduced directly since facts aren't copyrightable. This source has no season match or goal data — it is a preseason squad snapshot, not a stats database.

Part of a full-league SuperUruguay 1992 batch: 13 clubs' first-team squads as listed in the guide (the source PDF is labeled "Primera Parte" and Uruguay's real 1992 top flight had more clubs than these 13; scope confirmed with the platform owner). Position (DF) is inferred from the squad number printed in the source (this player: 2/6), using the standard South American squad-numbering convention (1 GK; 2/3/4/6 DF; 5/8/10 MF; 7/9/11 FW) — it is not a position label stated in the source.

Club Context — 1992 (SuperUruguay)

Liverpool Fútbol Club was founded 15 de febrero de 1915. Headquarters: Avda. Agraciada 4186. Teléfono: 39.43.57. Home ground: estadio "Belvedere", en Julián Laguna 4401. Teléfono: 39.31.00. Uniform: "A": camiseta a franjas verticales negras y azules; pantalón negro y medias negras. "B": camiseta totalmente azul, con pantalones y medias negras.. Honors: Campeón Uruguayo de Primera "B": 2 veces. En 1966 y 1987 y Campeón Uruguayo de Primera "C": 2 veces. En 1919 y 1937. Staff per this guide: head coach Carlos Manta, fitness coach Jorge Franco y José Fagúndez.

Squad Listing (SuperUruguay 1992)

Apellido y Nombres (as printed)	Fecha Nac.	Lugar	Nº (squad number, as printed)
PUENTE, José S.	10-04-68	Montevideo	2/6

Transcribed verbatim from the club's squad list in the guide. The source prints only a squad number per player, not a position label or nationality field; position above is inferred from that number (see note above), and nationality is inferred from the birthplace column (a parenthetical country annotation when the source prints one, otherwise assumed Uruguayan).

Source

SuperUruguay 1992 (Uruguayan Primera División preseason squad guide). Uploaded by Jim Totime, 1 September 2026. Cross-reference against a modern source (Transfermarkt / RSSSF) recommended before this is used for anything client-facing — this stub has not been independently verified against a second source.