Juan Valdivieso
Wikiwand
Juan Humberto Valdivieso
Padilla (born in Lima, May 6, 1910 – died
May 2, 2007)[1] was a Peruvian football
goalkeeper and manager.
During his career, he played
club football for Alianza Lima. He
also made 10 appearances for the Peruvian
national team,[2] participating at the 1930 FIFA World Cup
and 1936 Summer
Olympics.
After retiring as a player,
Valdivieso went on to manage a number of clubs in Peru and the Peru national
team. He died in 2007 at 96 years old.
His youngest son, Luis
Valdivieso Montano, is the current Minister of the Economy and Finance of Peru.
His grandson, Juan Pablo Valdivieso, represented Peru in swimming during the
2000[3] and 2004[4] Summer Olympics.
|
Peru national football team – managers
|
|
- Oliveri (1927)
- Borelli (1929)
- Bru (1930)
- Greenwell (1938–39)
- Arrillaga (1942)
- Fernandez (1942–45)
- Arana (1946–47)
- Fernández (1948–50)
- Huapaya (1951–52)
- Cook (1953)
- Fernández (1953)
- Valdivieso (1954–55)
- Fernández (1956)
- Orth (1957–59)
- de Almeyda (1963)
- Georgiadis (1964–65)
- Calderón (1965–67)
- Didi (1968–70)
- Baróti (1971–72)
- Scarone (1972–73)
- Calderón (1975–79)
- Chiarella (1979)
- Tim (1980–82)
- Tan (1983)
- Barack (1984–85)
- Challe (1985)
- Cuellar (1987)
- Calderón (1987)
- Pepe (1988–89)
- Company (1990–91)
- Popović (1992–93)
- Company (1994–95)
- Ternero (1997–97)
- Oblitas (1996–99)
- Maturana (1999–2000)
- Uribe (2000–02)
- Autuori (2002–05)
- Ternero (2005–06)
- Navarro (2006)
- Uribe (2007)
- del Solar (2007–09)
- Markarián (2010–13)
- Bengoechea (2014–)
With affection,
Ruben
|
|
No comments:
Post a Comment