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Personal information
Berthy Suárez
Full name	Juan Berthy "Chicho" Suárez
Date of birth	June 24, 1969 (1969-06-24) (age 40)
Place of birth	Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Height	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position	Striker (retired)
Youth career
1983-1990	Tahuichi Academy
Senior career¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1990-1994 1995 1996 1996-1998 / 2000 1999 1990-2000	Blooming Guabirá D.C. United The Strongest Oriente Petrolero Total	153 (51) 036 (29) 002 0(0) 124 (50) 021 0(5) 336 (135)
National team
1991–1999	Bolivia	028 0(8)
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of May 14, 2008. * Appearances (Goals)

Juan Berthy ("Chicho") Suárez (born June 24, 1969 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra) is a retired Bolivian football striker.

His former clubs are Blooming, Guabirá, MLS team D.C. United, The Strongest and Oriente Petrolero. He finished his career with a second spell in The Strongest.

He also played for the Bolivian national team between 1991 and 1999, scoring 8 goals in 28 games.^[1]

[edit] Honours

Season	Club	Title
1995	Guabirá	Liga de Fútbol Profesional Boliviano topscorer: 29 goals

Juan Berthy "Chicho" Suárez international tournaments

v • d • e Bolivia squad – 1991 Copa América

1 Barrero • 2 Rimba • 3 Jiguchi • 4 Saldías • 5 Ferrufino • 6 Rivero • 7 Borja • 8 Melgar • 9 Suárez • 10 Etcheverry • 11 Moreno • 12 M. Soria • 13 J. Peña • 14 Medrano • 15 Soruco • 16 Sánchez • 17 Chávez • 18 Molina • 19 Á. Peña • 20 R. Castillo • 21 Baldivieso • 22 Aragón • Coach: Blacutt

v • d • e Bolivia squad – 1995 Copa América

1 Trucco • 2 Castillo • 3 Sandy • 4 Rimba • 5 J. Peña • 6 Cristaldo • 7 Angola • 8 Melgar • 9 A. Peña • 10 Etcheverry • 11 Mercado • 12 Torrico • 13 Sánchez • 14 Ramos • 15 Quinteros • 16 Ruiz • 17 Suárez • 18 Borja • 19 Arteaga • 20 Baldivieso • 21 Medeiros • 22 Soria • Coach: López Habas

1977: Reynaldo • 1978: Reynaldo • 1979: Baldessari • 1980: Sánchez • 1981: Sánchez • 1982: Baldessari • 1983: Sánchez • 1984: Antelo • 1985: Antelo • 1986: Reynaldo • 1987: Salinas • 1988: Salinas • 1989: Antelo • 1990: Sánchez • 1991: Da Silva, Hirano and Rodríguez • 1992: Peña • 1993: Antelo • 1994: González • 1995: Suárez • 1996: João • 1997: Antelo • 1998: Antelo • 1999: Antelo • 2000: Delfino • 2001: Castillo • 2002: Botero • 2003-A: Leitão • 2003-C: Mercado • 2004-A: Menacho • 2004-C: Escobar • 2005-A: Aguilera • 2005-C: Fischer • 2006-A: Jara • 2006-C: Jara • 2007-A: Cabrera • 2007-C: Maraude • 2008-A: Gonzaga • 2008-C: Boyero and Sillero

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