Adolfo Bautista
Adolfo Bautista was born in Dolores Hidalgo Municipality, Guanajuato, Mexico on May 15th, 1979 and is the Soccer Player. At the age of 45, Adolfo Bautista biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Adolfo Bautista Herrera (born May 15, 1979) is a retired Mexican footballer who competed as a forward.
Bautista is best known for his technique and acrobatic moves, as well as his lavish style; particularly his colorful hairstyles and unusual squad numbers.
He played for a variety of clubs, most notably for C.D. Guadalajara, as well as the Mexican national football team, is based in Guadala.
Club career
Adolfo Bautista competed in amateur leagues in Dolores Hidalgo, San Diego de la Unión Guanajuato, and San Miguel de Allende. Bautista made his debut on March 7, 1998 at the age of 18. He played for Tecos UAG from 1998 to 2002, scoring 15 goals for the team in those four years. Bautista's first goal in the Mexican Championship was in the Invierno 2000 tournament against Necaxa on September 17, 2000, when Tecos lost 3-1.
Bautista was transferred to Monarcas Morelia in late 2002, where he scored 8 goals in 21 games and was one of the team's key players. With Chilean footballer Reinaldo Navia, he scored over 15 goals for the team. He played for Morelia for two seasons, including in the Apertura 2002, Clausura 2003 tournaments, where the team finished second place and reached the championship finals in two consecutive seasons. He was transferred to Pachuca, where the aspiration did not materialize since he spent the majority of his time on the bench in mid-2003. In 19 games, he scored one goal against Chiapas, but he didn't seem to be able to recover his form. Despite his poor showings, Pachuca was able to advance to the finals against UANL Tigres of Monterrey. In the return game in Pachuca's home stadium, the UANL Tigres won the first of two games 1–0 at home and scored another goal. Bautista scored a goal for Pachuca in the 77th minute, giving Pachuca a 3–1 win over their opponent and retaining the Championship.
He was moved to Guadalajara in 2004 after a long transfer process. He scored nine goals in 19 games in his first season as the team's top scorer.
In 2005, he was in the Copa Libertadores and scored the last goal of the match against Boca Juniors with a long-range attack. Bautista was elbowed by Ral Alfredo Cascini in the second leg of the La Bombonera, resulting in a 0–0 draw. After that, Bautista stood up and extended four fingers to the Boca crowd, quoting Boca's loss in the first leg. Martn Palermo came up to him and headbutted him a few minutes later. Both Palermo and Bautista were banned from the attack. However, Boca coach Jorge José Bentez was caught spitting in his face as Bautista was walking off the field, and Boca coach Jorge José Bentez was caught on tape spitting in his face. The ref attempted to restart the game but decided against it early due to the serious activities on the pitch, resulting in Boca's expulsion. Chivas continued to lose 5–2 on aggregate to Atletico Paranaense.
Bautista scored seven goals to go along with his five assists during the 2006 Apertura. After scoring the championship winning goal, Guadalajara defeated Deportivo Toluca. Bautista and Diego Martnez were put on the Transfer List on June 11, 2007, after coach José Manuel de la Torre was dissatisfied with his results against América in the 2007 Clausura semi-finals.
In a 1–1 tie against Atlante, 'Bofo' was sold to Chiapas on August 4, 2007, his first game with them was a 1–1 tie. Bautista was given the number 1 (which is mainly used by goalkeepers). 'Bofo' scored his second goal with the team against Veracruz on October 31, 2007.' Bofo helped the team advance to the playoffs, but Cruz Azul had them eliminated in the quarter finals.
In the 2008 Apertura, one of Bofo's best seasons, he was the 3rd top goal scorer with 9 goals and the only Mexican in the top ten goal scorers, finishing as the third top goal scorer with 9 goals and being the only Mexican in the top ten goal scorers. Due to a medical emergency, he was unable to participate in the 2008 Clausura. In a match against his former team Chivas de Guadalajara, he scored his first goal of the tournament on March 7. He appeared in only 8 of 17 matches and scored one goal in the 2009 Apertura.
After undergoing a three-year contract, Bautista returned to Guadalajara on December 15, 2009. He was put on the transfer list in 2011 when he was first inducted in 2011.
Bautista was loaned to Gallos Blancos for the reason that he would get more playing time because Guadalajara welcomed many new youngsters from their youth squad. In a 3–0 victory over Estudiantes Tecos, he scored his first goal. After the season, Bautista left the club.
During the summer of 2013, Bautista joined newly founded Atletico San Luis. Bautista made twelve appearances and did not score during his brief stay at the club.
Bautista signed with Chivas USA in Major League Soccer on January 14, 2014.
Bautista joined Deportivo Tepic F.C. in June 2014.
Bautista was signed by the Chicago Mustangs, a professional indoor team. After the Chicago Mustangs refused to pay his salaries in 2016, Bautista left the club in 2016.
Bautista's official retirement from football was revealed in June 2017. In his press conference, he announced that he would be playing a match of farewell in the Estadio Jalisco, his boyhood club C.D.'s former stadium. Guadalajara is located in Guadalajara. Former and former Liga MX players as well as C.D. will team up with him. Guadalajara allowed him to use the official home kits from the 2017 season.
International Career
Bautista made his senior national team debut in 2002. He was also a member of the 23-man team at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.