Pablo Bengoechea
- Full name: Pablo Javier Bengoechea Situation
- Date of birth: August 16, 1965
- Place of birth: Montevideo, Uruguay
- Position: Attacking midfielder / Central midfielder
- Nationality: Uruguayan
Playing career (selected clubs)
- Peñarol (Uruguay) — multiple spells (notably late 1980s and 1990s)
- Sevilla FC (Spain) — 1990–1991
- Sporting Cristal (Peru) — late 1990s
- Also played for other clubs early and late in his career in Uruguay and abroad
International career (Uruguay)
- Senior national team appearances: Over 30 caps for Uruguay
- Goals for national team: Several (including tournament goals)
- Notable tournaments: Participated in Copa América editions
Style and legacy
- Creative playmaker known for vision, passing and set-piece ability.
- Club legend at Peñarol where he won multiple domestic titles and was a key figure for over a decade.
- Later transitioned into coaching; served as head coach of the Uruguay national team (caretaker/short-term roles) and had managerial roles at club level, including Peñarol.
Honours (selected)
- Multiple Uruguayan Primera División titles with Peñarol
- Individual recognition as an influential player in Uruguayan and South American football during his era
This is a concise summary of Pablo Bengoechea's career and contributions to Uruguayan football.