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Chisco, a former Racing de Santander player, has died, the club announced. José María Salcines, his full name, represented the team 120 times between 1965 and 1971.
In a statement, Racing offered its condolences to his family and those close to him, saying it shared their pain “at this irreparable loss”. The club also recalled the commitment he showed on the pitch, which earned him the affection and respect of its supporters.
Born on 25 January 1943 in Peñacastillo, Santander, Chisco played as a left-back. Of his 120 appearances for Racing, 98 came in the Second Division. He also captained the club and remained there until 1971.
Before ending his playing career, he spent two seasons with Palencia CF. The Santander club paid tribute to a player who left his mark on its sporting history and offered its support to his family and loved ones.
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