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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 25. Chapters: Venezuela international footballers, Giancarlo Maldonado, Juan Arango, Rafael Dudamel, Jose Manuel Rey, Jorge Alberto Rojas, Massimo Margiotta, Nicolas Fedor, Venezuela national football team head to head, Jose Salomon Rondon, Ronald Vargas, Alejandro Moreno, Giovanni Savarese, Mikhael Jaimez-Ruiz, Tomas Rincon, Juan Enrique Garcia, Ricardo Paez, Hector Gonzalez, Gabriel Cichero, Alejandro Cichero, Jonay Hernandez, Daniel Arismendi, Fernando de Ornelas, Gabriel Urdaneta, Yohandry Orozco, Alexander Rondon, Miguel Mea Vitali, Jose Manuel Velazquez, Oswaldo Vizcarrondo, Cesar Eduardo Gonzalez, Emilio Renteria, Gilberto Angelucci, Javier Toyo, Stalin Rivas, Venezuela national under-20 football team, Jose Torrealba, Ruberth Moran, Juan Carlos Socorro, Rafael Romo, Luis Vallenilla, Venezuela national under-17 football team, Cheche Vidal, Leonel Vielma, Carlos Maldonado, Leopoldo Jimenez, Rafael Castellin, Pedro Acosta, Mario Rondon, Daniel Noriega, Renny Vega, Andree Gonzalez, Pablo Camacho, Louis Angelo Pena, Edder Perez, Angel Chourio, Pedro Febles, Hector Bidoglio, Gabriel Miranda, Rafael Ponzo, Dani Hernandez, Alejandro Guerra, Luis Manuel Seijas, Luis Vera, Giovanni Perez, Cesar Baena, Gerzon Chacon, Manuel Sanhouse, Francisco Flores, Edson Tortolero, Rafael Mea Vitali, Felix Jose Hernandez, Andres Rouga, Juan Fuenmayor, Cristian Casseres, Fernando Aristeguieta, Elvis Martinez, Wilfredo Alvarado, Ruben Arocha, Nelson Carrero, Miguel Echenausi, Venezuela women's national football team, Jose Duno, Richard Paez, Dioni Guerra, Felix Golindano, Emilio Campos. Excerpt: The Venezuela National Football Team is the national football team of Venezuela and is controlled by the Federacion Venezolana de Futbol. It is nicknamed 'La Vinotinto' (The Burgundy), because of the traditional burgundy color of their shirts. Venezuela is t...