Roberto Hodge 1944 – 1984

Biography

Roberto Hodge was born on July 30, 1944, in La Serena, Chile, during a time when the nation’s sporting culture was flourishing. He would go on to become a footballer, contributing to Chile’s rich tradition of athletic talent during the mid-twentieth century. His career placed him among the players who helped shape the country’s football landscape during his active years.

On November 30, 1984, Roberto passed away in Santiago at the age of forty, his life cut short by pancreatic cancer. Though his time was limited, his place in Chilean football history remained a testament to his dedication to the sport he loved. He left behind a legacy within the football community that those who knew him and followed the sport would remember.

Roberto’s journey from the coastal city of La Serena to his final days in Santiago reflected a life lived in service to his passion for football. Though specific details of his greatest achievements and matches have faded with time, his contribution to the sport endures as part of Chile’s sporting heritage.