Julián Marchio
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Julián Marchio 2025 season stats
As a left center back, Julián Marchio has appeared in 4 Copa Sudamericana matches this season, totalling 360 minutes at an average rating of 6.81. Every metric below is shown as a total, a per-90 rate or percentage, and a percentile against other Copa Sudamericana players.
Not enough players to compare against for this season.
Positions played
Copa SudamericanaMainly left center back (4 appearances).
San Martín San Juan squad
27 yrs
D. Álvarez
30 yrs#3
N. Pelaitay33 yrs#5
S. González34 yrs#10
J. Cavallaro32 yrs#15L. Acosta#17S. Jaurena26 yrs#22
D. González38 yrs#49R. Cáseres28 yrs#2
A. Molina28 yrs#4
L. Recalde30 yrs#6
E. Burgos34 yrs#20J. Marchio25 yrs#26G. Lucero22 yrs#31
M. Orihuela34 yrs#39F. Bonansea28 yrs#12Julián Marchio previous seasons
Per season, all competitions| Competition | Apps | Min | Goals | Assists | Key p | Tackles | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Copa Sudamericana | 4 | 360 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 6.81 |
About Julián Marchio
About Julián Marchio
Julián Marchio is a 25-year-old defender playing for San Martín San Juan in the Liga Profesional de Fútbol, representing Argentina. Julián Marchio is left-footed and wears the number 26 shirt. Born on 14 October 2000.
Most recent appearance
Julián Marchio's most recent match was away at Grêmio on July 14th. San Martín San Juan lost 1-0. Julián Marchio played 90 minutes, registering 3 tackles with a match rating of 6.23.
Recent matches
- December 4th2-0 lossatRiver Plate(0 mins, rating 0)
- February 9th1-0 winvsGimnasia La Plata(0 mins, rating 0)
- July 14th0-0 drawatTalleres Córdoba(0 mins, rating 0)
- February 25th0-1 lossvsSarmiento(0 mins, rating 0)
- July 14th1-0 lossatGrêmio(90 mins, rating 6.23)
Teammates at San Martín San Juan
Julián Marchio currently plays alongside Dante Álvarez, Sebastián Jaurena, Juan Cavallaro, Nicolás Pelaitay, Diego González, Esteban Burgos, Alejandro Molina, Federico Bonansea, Pablo García, Gonzalo Lucero, Franco Toloza, Luciano Recalde, Jonathan Menéndez, Matías Orihuela, Rodrigo Cáseres, Lucas Acosta, Sebastián González, Federico González and Julián Marchio at San Martín San Juan.