Miguel Ángel Brindisi

Argentine football player and manager (born 1950)

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is  Brindisi and the second or maternal family name is  Marco.

Miguel Ángel Brindisi

Brindisi with the Argentina national team, 1974

Personal information
Date of birth|  (1950-10-08) 8 October 1950 (age 73)
Place of birth|  Buenos Aires, Argentina
Position(s)|  Attacking midfielder, striker
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1967–1976|  Huracán|  320|  (155)
1976–1978|  Las Palmas|  92|  (29)
1978–1980|  Huracán|  29|  (11)
1981–1982|  Boca Juniors|  78|  (27)
1983|  Nacional|  19|  (3)
1984|  Racing Club|  38|  (9)
1985|  Municipal|  |  (2)
Total|  |  576|  (236)
International career
1969–1974|  Argentina|  46|  (17)
Managerial career
1986|  Alumni de Villa María
1987–1988|  Municipal
1989–1991|  Barcelona SC
1991–1992|  Las Palmas
1994–1997|  Guatemala
1994–1995|  Independiente
1998–1999|  Espanyol
2001–2003|  Huracán
2003|  Racing Club
2003–2004|  Lanús
2004–2005|  Boca Juniors
2005–2007|  Comunicaciones
2008|  Atlas
2008–2009|  Jaguares
2010–2011|  Huracán
2013|  Independiente
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Miguel Ángel Brindisi de Marco (born 8 October 1950) is an Argentine football coach and former player. An attacking midfielder, he played for the Argentina national team at the 1974 FIFA World Cup.

## Playing career[edit]

Brindisi (left) and Carlos Babington, key players of Huracán in 1973

Born in the Almagro neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Brindisi played most of his career in two spells at Club Atlético Huracán, but he also had spells with Spanish side UD Las Palmas, Uruguayan side Nacional and Argentine teams Boca Juniors and with Racing Club during their spell in the Second Division. Whilst at Las Palmas he helped them to the 1978 Copa del Rey Final where his goal was unable to prevent them losing 3–1 to FC Barcelona.

Brindisi was part of two Argentine championship winning sides, his first title was the 1973 Metropolitano with Club Atlético Huracán. Managed by César Menotti, that squad is widely regarded as one of the best Argentine teams ever, with Brindisi being a key player along with René Houseman, Carlos Babington and Omar Larrosa.[1][2]

After some seasons playing abroad Argentina, Brindisi was traded to Boca Juniors, where he won his second title, the 1981 Metropolitano. Coached by Silvio Marzolini, Brindisi made a memorable duo with Diego Maradona, also scoring many goals for the team.[3]

Brindisi was also the Argentine Primera's top scorer in the Metropolitano championship of 1972 with 21 goals.

Brindisi played for the Argentina national team making 46 appearances and scoring 17 goals.[4]

## Managerial career[edit]

Brindisi made his debut as a head coach with Club Alumni de Villa María in 1986 his next club was CSD Municipal of Guatemala, which he led to the Liga Nacional de Guatemala title in 1987 and 1988. The next club team Brindisi took charge of was Barcelona Sporting Club in Ecuador where he lad the team to the national championship in 1989 and 1991 and to the Libertadores Cup finals in 1990. He then had spells in charge of RCD Espanyol and UD Las Palmas in Spain. After managing in Guatemala several years[5] he went on to become coach of the Guatemala national team, of which he was in charge during the 1994 World Cup qualification process and on a second tenure in 1997.[6] Brindisi took over at Club Atlético Independiente in the Primera division, he helped the club to win three titles; Clausura 1994, Supercopa Sudamericana 1994 and Recopa Sudamericana 1995\. Brindisi then had a spell in charge of his former club and Independiente's fiercest rivals; Racing Club, and a period in charge of Huracán. Brindisi took over at Club Atlético Lanús in 2003, then became manager of Boca Juniors in July 2004, but resigned after only 22 games following a defeat to River Plate. He then became manager of Comunicaciones in 2005.

Brindisi was the head coach of Chiapas of Mexico and was fired on 5 May 2009.

He was appointed as the manager for Huracán in September 2009[7] and was resigned due to serious danger of relegation on the 2010/11 seasons.

In November 2014, it was reported that he is one of the coaches who applied for vacant India job.[8]

## Honours[edit]

### Player[edit]

Huracán

* Primera División: 1973 Metropolitano

Las Palmas

* Copa del Rey runner-up: 1977–78

Boca Juniors

* Primera División: 1981 Metropolitano

Nacional

* Primera División: 1983

Individual

* Argentine Primera División top scorer: 1972 Metropolitano (21 goals)
* Footballer of the Year of Argentina: 1973
* South American Footballer of the Year Silver Award: 1973[9]
* AFA Team of All Time (published 2015)[10]

### Manager[edit]

CSD Municipal

* Liga Nacional: 1987, 1988

Barcelona S.C.

* Campeonato Ecuatoriano de Fútbol: 1989, 1991
* Copa Libertadores runner-up: 1990

Independiente

* Primera División: 1994 Clausura
* Supercopa Sudamericana: 1994
* Recopa Sudamericana: 1995

## References[edit]

1. ^ Huracán 73 on El Gráfico, 2008
2. ^ El fútbol hecho fantasía, Clarín, 7 September 2002
3. ^ Boca '81 on El Gráfico web
4. ^ rsssf: Argentina record international players Archived 2 November 2000 at the Wayback Machine
5. ^ "Guatemala, 100 años de fútbol — Municipal" (in Spanish). Prensa Libre. Archived from the original on 9 December 2006. Retrieved 10 December 2006.
6. ^ "Guatemala, 100 años de fútbol — Técnicos en la historia" (in Spanish). Prensa Libre. Archived from the original on 19 November 2006. Retrieved 10 December 2006.
7. ^ "Brindisi reemplazó a Rivoira a pura velocidad". Clarín (in Spanish). Retrieved 21 September 2010.
8. ^ "Top coaches vie for India job". The Times of India. p. 18.
9. ^ "South American Player of the Year 1973". RSSSF. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
10. ^ "La Selección de Todos los Tiempos" [The Team of All Time] (in Spanish). Argentine Football Association. 4 January 2016. Archived from the original on 14 August 2018. Retrieved 29 January 2018.

## External links[edit]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Miguel Brindisi.

* Miguel Ángel Brindisi at National-Football-Teams.com
* Futbol Factory profile at the Wayback Machine (archived 20 October 2007) (in Spanish)

Miguel Ángel Brindisi international tournaments

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Argentina squad – Brazil Independence Cup fourth place

* 1 Carnevali
* 2 López
* 3 Wolff
* 4 Piazza
* 5 Heredia
* 6 Bargas
* 7 Pastoriza
* 8 Mastrángelo
* 9 Bianchi
* 10 Brindisi
* 11 Más
* 12 Santoro
* 13 Landucci
* 14 Dominichi
* 15 Fischer
* 16 Volpi
* 17 Tojo
* 18 Semenewicz
* 19 Avallay
* 20 Raimondo
* 21 Díaz
* 22 Gramajo
* 23 Sánchez
* Coach: Pizzuti

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Argentina squad – 1974 FIFA World Cup

* 1 Carnevali
* 2 Ayala
* 3 Babington
* 4 Balbuena
* 5 Bargas
* 6 Brindisi
* 7 Carrascosa
* 8 Chazarreta
* 9 Glaria
* 10 Heredia
* 11 Houseman
* 12 Fillol
* 13 Kempes
* 14 Perfumo (c)
* 15 Poy
* 16 Sá
* 17 Squeo
* 18 Telch
* 19 Togneri
* 20 Wolff
* 21 Santoro
* 22 Yazalde
* Coach: Cap

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Guatemala squad – 1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup

* 1 Estrada
* 2 Miranda
* 3 Cáceres
* 4 Ruano
* 5 Pérez
* 6 León
* 7 Plata
* 8 Rojas
* 9 Westphal
* 10 Funes
* 11 Machón
* 12 Moreira
* 13 Herrera
* 14 Girón
* 15 Benítez
* 16 Ramírez
* 17 Samayoa
* 18 Gómez
* 19 Valencia
* 20 Abascal
* Coach: Brindisi

Miguel Ángel Brindisi managerial positions

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Barcelona S.C. – managers

* Aguirre (1941–45)
* Medina (1946–49)
* Esperón (1950)
* Suárez (1951)
* Espíndola (1952)
* López (1953–54)
* Spandre (1955–56)
* Suárez (1956)
* Gajer (1957–59)
* Unamuno (1960)
* Kellman (1960)
* Vargas (1961)
* Esperón (1961)
* A. da Silva (1962)
* Gradim (1963–64)
* Rodríguez (1964–65)
* Ansaldo (1966–67)
* Cantos (1967)
* Macías (1967)
* Agresta (1968)
* Lazo (1968–69)
* Faccio (1969)
* Otto (1970–72)
* Imbelloni (1972)
* Ansaldo (1973)
* Gonzales (1974)
* Cantos (1974)
* Ansaldo (1974)
* Otto (1975)
* Resquin (1976)
* Rodríguez (1977)
* Gutiérrez (1977)
* Muñoz (1977)
* Montoya (1978)
* Muñoz (1978)
* Calderón (1978–79)
* Poletto (1979–80)
* Saavedra (1980)
* Otto (1980)
* Morales (1981)
* Mashio (1982)
* Santibáñez (1985)
* Máspoli (1987)
* Edu (1988)
* Reinaldi (1989)
* Brindisi (1989)
* Malbernat (1990)
* Brindisi (1990–91)
* Habegger (1991–92)
* Carpegiani (1993)
* López (1994)
* Drašković (1994–95)
* Capitano (1995–96)
* Hernández (1996)
* Umaña (1996)
* Capitano (1997)
* Insúa (1997–98)
* Saralegui c (1998)
* Habegger (1998–99)
* Andrade (1999)
* Trobbiani (2000)
* Insúa (2000)
* Miranović (2001)
* Massa (2001)
* Capitano (2002)
* Solari (2002–03)
* Insúa (2003–04)
* Armendáriz c (2004)
* Luna (2004)
* Marchetta (2004)
* Solari (2004)
* Urquiza (2004)
* Habegger (2004)
* Capitano (2005)
* Marchetta (2005)
* Montanero c (2005)
* Peláez (2005)
* Montanero c (2005)
* Sevilla (2005)
* Montanero c (2005)
* Peláez (2005–06)
* Muñoz c (2006)
* Jacquet (2006)
* Bernuncio (2006–07)
* Cubilla (2007)
* Jacquet (2007)
* Ephanor c (2007)
* Almeida (2007–08)
* Merlo (2008)
* Floro (2008–09)
* Perlaza c (2009)
* Llop (2009–10)
* Guerrero c (2010)
* Insúa (2010–11)
* Aguinaga (2011)
* Noriega c (2011)
* Zubeldía (2011–12)
* Costas (2012–13)
* Gruezo c (2013)
* Soler (2013)
* Ischia (2014)
* Israel (2014–15)
* Almada (2015–19)
* Gavica c (2019)
* Ramos (2019)
* Tapia c (2019)
* Silva (2019)
* Bustos (2020–22)
* Castillo c (2022)
* Célico (2022)
* Bustos (2022–23)
* Castillo c (2023)
* López (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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UD Las Palmas – managers

* Arencibia (1949–50)
* Martinón (1950)
* Mazzotti (1950)
* Campos (1950)
* Arocha (1950–51)
* Valle (1951–52)
* Caicedo (1952–53)
* Mazzotti (1953)
* Grech (1953–57)
* Urbieta (1957)
* Molowny (1957–58)
* Albéniz (1958–59)
* Mazzotti (1959)
* Domingo (1959–60)
* Molowny (1960)
* Benavente (1960–61)
* Campos (1961–62)
* Hernández (1962–63)
* Dauder (1963–66)
* Ochoa (1966–67)
* Molowny (1967–70)
* Hernández (1970)
* Rial (1970–71)
* Sinibaldi (1971–75)
* H. Herrera (1975–76)
* Olsen (1976–77)
* Muñoz (1977–79)
* Ruiz (1979–80)
* León (1980–81)
* H. Herrera (1982)
* Skocik (1982–83)
* León (1983)
* Nuñez (1983–84)
* Dévora (1984)
* Olsen (1984–85)
* Alzate (1985–86)
* Caballero (1986)
* Kovács (1986–87)
* Dévora (1987–88)
* Olsen (1988)
* Pérez (1988–89)
* Dévora (1989)
* Paquito (1989–90)
* Cardo (1990–91)
* Olsen (1991)
* Brindisi (1991)
* Dévora (1991)
* Olsen (1991–92)
* Joanet (1992)
* León (1992)
* Pérez (1992–93)
* Sáez (1993–94)
* Boronat (1994)
* Castellano (1994–95)
* Sáez (1995)
* Rosales (1995–96)
* Cappa (1996–97)
* Castellano (1997)
* García Remón (1997–98)
* Castellano (1998–99)
* Quintana (1999)
* Krešić (1999–2001)
* Vázquez (2001–02)
* Uribe (2002–03)
* Rodríguez (2003)
* Vidal (2003–04)
* Stambouli (2004)
* Luis (2004)
* Amaral (2004)
* Aguiar (2004–05)
* Višnjić (2005–06)
* Aguiar (2006)
* Juanito (2006–07)
* Rodríguez (2007–08)
* Vidales (2008–09)
* Castellano (2009)
* Krešić (2009–10)
* Jémez (2010–11)
* Rodríguez (2011–12)
* Lobera (2012–14)
* Josico (2014)
* P. Herrera (2014–15)
* Setién (2015–17)
* Márquez (2017)
* Ayestarán (2017)
* Paquitoc (2017)
* Jémez (2017–18)
* Jiménez (2018)
* P. Herrera (2018–19)
* Mel (2019–22)
* Gª Pimienta (2022–)

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Guatemala national football team – managers

* Elliott (1935)
* Carrera (1946)
* Cevasco (1948)
* Palomini (1950)
* Aguirre (1953)
* Bumbel (1954)
* Cuevas (1955–57)
* Cevasco (1960–61)
* Geronazzo (1961)
* Viccino (1965)
* Amorín (1967)
* Viccino (1968–69)
* Ausina Tur (1969)
* Faraone (1971)
* Geronazzo (1971–72)
* Amorín (1972)
* Valdés (1973)
* Amorín (1976)
* Cavagnaro (1976)
* Wellman (1976)
* Valdés (1977)
* Romero (1979)
* Amorín (1980)
* Cavagnaro (1983)
* Šekularac (1984–85)
* Cortés (1987)
* Roldán (1988)
* Amorín (1989–90)
* Cordón (1991)
* Brindisi (1992)
* Roldán (1995)
* Verón (1996)
* Cordero (1996)
* Brindisi (1997–98)
* Bilardo & Manera (1998)
* Monterroso (1999)
* Miloc (2000)
* Cortés (2000–03)
* Aguado (2003)
* Maradiaga (2004–05)
* Gómez (2006–08)
* Maradiaga (2008)
* Monterroso (2008–09)
* Almeida (2010–13)
* Monzón (2013)
* Pardo (2013–14)
* Sopegno (2014–15)
* León (2015–16)
* Claverí (2016–19)
* Villatoro (2019–21)
* Loredo (a.i.) (2021)
* Tena (2021–)

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Club Atlético Independiente – managers

* Garay (1936)
* Bello (1945–48)
* Pedernera (1957)
* López (1958–59)
* Brandão (1961–63)
* Giúdice (1963–66)
* Brandão (1967)
* Pedernera (1969)
* Dellacha (1970–72)
* Maschio (1972–73)
* Ferreiro (1973–74)
* Dellacha (1975)
* Pastoriza (1976–79)
* Santoro (1980)
* López (1981)
* Veiga (1982)
* Pastoriza (1983–87)
* Solari (1987–89)
* Pastoriza (1990–91)
* Fren & Bochini (1991)
* Veiga (1992)
* Marchetta (1992–93)
* Brindisi (1993–95)
* Pavoni (1995)
* López (1995)
* Pérez (1995–96)
* Grondona (1996)
* Menotti (1996–97)
* Gareca (1997)
* Menotti (1997–99)
* Trossero (1999–2000)
* Piazza (2000–01)
* Santoro (2001)
* Trossero (2001)
* Clausen (2001–02)
* Gallego (2002–03)
* Santoro (2003)
* Ruggeri (2003)
* Sosa (2003)
* Pastoriza (2004)
* Bertoni (2004)
* Monzón (2004)
* Menotti (2004–05)
* Santoro (2005)
* Falcioni (2005–06)
* Burruchaga (2006–07)
* Santoro (2007)
* Troglio (2007–08)
* Santoro (2008)
* Borghi (2008)
* Santoro (2008–09)
* Gallego (2009–10)
* Garnero (2010)
* Pavoni & Sá (2010)
* Mohamed (2010–11)
* R. Díaz (2011–12)
* C. Díaz (2012)
* Gallego (2012–13)
* Brindisi (2013)
* De Felippe (2013–14)
* Almirón (2014–15)
* Pellegrino (2015–16)
* Milito (2016)
* Holan (2017–19)
* Beccacece (2019)
* Berónc (2019)
* Pusineri (2020–21)
* Falcioni (2021)
* Domínguez (2022)
* Grafc (2022)
* Serrizuelac (2022)
* Falcioni (2022)
* Stillitano (2023)
* Monzónc (2023)
* Zielinski (2023)
* Tevez (2023–)

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Racing Club de Avellaneda – managers

* Stábile (1946–53)
* Della Torre (1954)
* D'Amico (1954)
* Ongaro (1955–57)
* Della Torre (1958–60)
* Ongaro (1961)
* Verdeal (1962)
* Rossi (1963)
* Anido (1964)
* Giménez (1964)
* Della Torre (1964)
* Garczía Pérez (1965)
* Pizuti (1965–69)
* Santiago (1970)
* Sánchez (1970)
* Urriolabeitía (1970)
* Spinetto (1970)
* Maschio (1971)
* D'Amico (1971)
* Spinetto (1971)
* Rodríguez (1972)
* Rulli (1973)
* Griguol (1973)
* Labruna (1973)
* Pizzuti (1974)
* Santiago (1975)
* Zubeldía (1975)
* Giménez (1976)
* Iturrieta (1976)
* Dellacha (1976)
* Basile (1977)
* Giménez (1977)
* Cejas (1977)
* Rodríguez (1978)
* Cejas (1978)
* Urriolabeitía (1978)
* Sívori (1979)
* Hernández (1979)
* Cavagnaro (1979)
* Lorenzo (1980)
* Cejas (1980)
* V.Rodríguez (1980)
* Pastoriza (1981)
* Collazo (1982)
* Cavagnaro (1982)
* Domínguez (1982)
* Salguiero (1983)
* Pizzutti (1983)
* Cejas (1984)
* Castelli (1984)
* Rodríguez (1985)
* Giménez (1985)
* Basile (1985)
* Domínguez (1986)
* Rocchia (1986)
* Basile (1986–89)
* Martínez (1989)
* Marchetta (1989–90)
* Chabay (1990)
* Oleniak (1990)
* Perfumo (1991)
* Sosa (1991)
* Grondona (1992)
* Solari (1993)
* Pizzuti-Della Pica (1993)
* Babington (1993–94)
* Della Pica (1994)
* Cubilla (1994)
* Martínez (1994)
* Maradona-Fren (1995)
* Martínez (1995)
* Marchetta (1995)
* Domínguez (1995)
* Brindisi (1995–96)
* Basile (1996–97)
* Babington (1997–98)
* Cappa (1998)
* Zapata (1998)
* Costas-Maschio (1999–2000)
* Jorge (2000)
* O. López-Cavallero (2000–01)
* Merlo (2001–02)
* Ardiles (2002–03)
* Comisso (2003)
* Cappa (2003)
* Colombattic (2003)
* Fillol (2004)
* Rivarola (2004–05)
* Quiroz (2005–06)
* Fanesi (2005–06)
* Simeone (2006)
* Merlo (2006–07)
* Costas (2007)
* Micó (2007–08)
* Llop (2008–09)
* Caruso Lombardi (2009)
* Barbasc (2009)
* Vivas (2009–10)
* Russo (2010–11)
* Simeone (2011)
* Basile (2012)
* Zubeldía (2012–13)
* Ischia (2013)
* Merlo (2013–14)
* Radaellic (2014)
* Cocca (2014–15)
* Sava (2016)
* Úbedac (2016)
* Zielinski (2016)
* Cocca (2017)
* Fleitac (2017)
* Coudet (2018–19)
* Beccacece (2020–21)
* Pizzi (2021)
* Úbedac (2021)
* Gago (2021–23)
* Grazzini-Videlac (2023)
* Costas (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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RCD Espanyol – managers

* Garry (1922–24)
* Bru (1924–26)
* Greenwell (1928–30)
* Caicedo (1930–33)
* Trabal (1933–35)
* Caicedo (1935–1943)
* Solé (1943)
* Albéniz (1944–46)
* Bosch (1946)
* Planas (1946–47)
* Espada (1947–49)
* Caicedo (1949–50)
* Nogués (1950–52)
* Scopelli (1952–55)
* Bravo (1955)
* Zamora & Espada (1955–57)
* Berkessy (1957–58)
* Domingo (1958–59)
* Barrios (1959–60)
* Pons (1960–61)
* Zamora (1961)
* Saso (1961–62)
* Arcas & Zamora (1962)
* Herrera (1962–63)
* Areso & Scopelli (1963–64)
* Kubala (1964–65)
* Argila (1965–66)
* Di Stéfano & Espada (1966)
* Kálmár (1966–69)
* Argilés & Faura (1969)
* Riera (1969–70)
* Iriondo (1970)
* Daučík (1970–71)
* Santamaría (1971–78)
* Herrera (1978)
* Irulegui (1978–79)
* Miera (1979–80)
* Maguregui (1980–83)
* Pavić (1983–84)
* Azkargorta (1984–86)
* Clemente (1986–89)
* García de Andoin & Mauri (1989)
* Joanet (1989–90)
* Juanjo (1990)
* Aragonés (1990–91)
* Petrović (1991–92)
* Clemente & Sabaté (1992)
* Novoa (1992–93)
* Juanjo (1993)
* Camacho (1993–96)
* Carcelén (1996–97)
* Flores & Miera (1997)
* Camacho (1997–98)
* Flores (1998)
* Bielsa (1998–99)
* Brindisi (1999–2000)
* Flores (2000–02)
* Ramos (2002)
* Moya (2002)
* Clemente (2002–03)
* Fernández (2003–04)
* Lotina (2004–06)
* Valverde (2006–08)
* Márquez (2008)
* Mané (2008–09)
* Pochettino (2009–12)
* Longhic (2012)
* Aguirre (2012–14)
* Sergio (2014–15)
* Gâlcă (2015–16)
* Sánchez Flores (2016–18)
* Gallego (2018)
* Rubi (2018–19)
* Gallego (2019)
* Machín (2019)
* Abelardo (2019–20)
* Rufetec (2020)
* Moreno (2020–22)
* Blancoc (2022)
* Martínez (2022–23)
* Luis García (2023)
* Ramis (2023–)

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Club Atlético Huracán – managers

* Laguna (1931)
* Casanovas (1934)
* Bartoluci (1935)
* De Los Santos (1935)
* Bartolucci (1936)
* Stábile (1939)
* De los Santos (1940)
* Bartolucci (1941)
* Stábile (1941–43)
* Bartolucci (1943)
* Laguna (1944)
* De los Santos (1945)
* Monti (1947–48)
* Baldonedo (1948)
* Bartolucci (1949)
* Stábile (1949)
* Pedernera (1952)
* Spinetto (1953)
* Pedernera (1954–56)
* Sbarra (1956)
* Pedernera (1957)
* Imbelloni (1958)
* Rossi (1959)
* Moreno (1960)
* Peña (1961)
* Rossi (1962)
* Giúdice (1963)
* Cucchiaroni (1964)
* Moreno (1966)
* Spinetto (1967)
* Cesarini (1968)
* Yebra (1968–69)
* Rossi (1969)
* Vigo (1970)
* Pedernera (1970)
* Faraone (1970)
* Rendo (1970)
* Zubeldía (1971)
* Menotti (1971–73)
* Imbelloni (1975)
* Crosta (1975)
* Delém (1975)
* Juárez (1976)
* Chabay (1977)
* de Dios Frutos (1977)
* Rendo (1978)
* Moure (1978)
* Rodríguez (1978)
* Vigo (1979)
* Janín (1980)
* Rossi (1981)
* Celoria (1981)
* Diz (1981–82)
* Basile (1982)
* Varacka (1982)
* Sosa (1983)
* Crosta (1983)
* Diz (1984)
* Silveira (1984)
* Guerra (1985)
* Varacka (1985)
* Yazaldec (1986)
* Dellacha (1986)
* Cappa (1986)
* Leonec (1987)
* Tardivo (1987)
* D'Acorso (1987)
* Cantúc (1987)
* Viberti (1987)
* Babington (1988)
* Fanesi (1991–92)
* Trossero (1992–93)
* Cúper (1993–95)
* Morresi (1995)
* Habegger (1995)
* Chabay (1995)
* Crosta (1996)
* Brandoni (1996)
* Babington (1997)
* Crosta (1997)
* Ferraro (1997)
* Larrosa (1998)
* López-Cavallero (1998)
* Babington (1999–00)
* Piazza (2001)
* Carrizo & Morresi (2001)
* Brindisi (2001–02)
* Célicoc (2002)
* Babington (2002)
* Célico (2002)
* Roldán (2003)
* Quiroz (2003)
* Labruna (2005)
* Quiroz (2005)
* Apuzzoc (2005)
* Mohamed (2005–06)
* Sosa (2006)
* Amodeoc (2006)
* Mohamed (2006–07)
* Ardiles (2007)
* Úbeda (2008)
* H. Martínezc (2008)
* Cappa (2008–09)
* H. Martínezc (2009)
* Rivoira (2009–10)
* Brindisi (2010–11)
* Pompei (2011)
* Sánchez (2011)
* Apuzzoc (2011)
* Cocca (2011–12)
* Apuzzoc (2012)
* Rivoira (2012)
* Rinaldic (2012)
* Llop (2012)
* Rinaldic (2013)
* Mohamed (2013)
* Apuzzoc (2013)
* Kudelka (2013)
* Apuzzo (2014–15)
* Domínguez (2015–16)
* Caruso Lombardi (2016)
* Apuzzo (2016)
* Azconzábal (2017)
* Alfaro (2017–18)
* Mohamed (2019)
* Vojvoda (2019)
* Apuzzoc (2019)
* Damonte (2020–21)
* Casas & Rinaldic (2021)
* Kudelka (2021–22)
* Cabrerac (2022)
* Dabove (2022–23)
* Battaglia (2023)
* Cabrerac (2023)
* D. Martínez (2023)
* Sava (2024–)

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Club Atlético Lanús – managers

* Filpo Núñez (1964)
* Acosta (1972)
* Torres (1972)
* Ángel (1972)
* Yácono (1972)
* Filpo Núñez (1973)
* Aramendia (1973)
* D'Accorso (1974)
* Resquín (1974)
* "Jim Lopes" (1974)
* Campos (1974–1975)
* Raffo (1975)
* Silvero (1977)
* Cabrero (1987–88)
* Rogel (1988–89)
* Russo (1989–94)
* Hernández (1994–95)
* Cúper (1995–97)
* Garré (1997)
* Gómez (1997–99)
* Zanabria (1999)
* Russo (1999–2000)
* Veira (2000–01)
* Aimar (2001–02)
* Córdoba (2002)
* Sosa (2002–03)
* Dabovec (2003)
* Brinidisi (2003–04)
* Ramacciotti (2004)
* Gorosito (2005)
* Cabrero (2005–08)
* Zubeldía (2008–10)
* Schürrer (2010–12)
* Barros Schelotto (2012–15)
* Almirón (2016–17)
* Carboni (2018)
* Zubeldía (2018–21)
* Almirón (2022)
* Acostac (2022)
* Kudelka (2022–23)
* Salomónc (2023)
* Zielinski (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Boca Juniors – managers

* Fortunato (1930–32)
* Lago Millán (1932)
* Bidoglio (1933)
* Fortunato (1934–36)
* Tramutola (1937–38)
* Sobral (1938)
* de Belvecony (1939)
* Cherro (1939)
* Fernández Roca (1939–40)
* Sobral (1940–41)
* Calocero (1941)
* Fortunato (1942)
* Tarrío (1942–43)
* Garasini (1943–45)
* Fortunato (1946)
* González Pinto (1947)
* Benavídez (1948)
* Cesarini (1949)
* Plattko (1949–50)
* Lazzatti (1950)
* Baldonedo (1951–52)
* Díaz (1953)
* Orth (1953)
* Lazzatti (1954)
* Sarlanga (1955)
* Fortunato (1956)
* Gandulla (1957–58)
* Moreno (1958–59)
* Vacca (1959)
* Sosa (1960)
* D'Amico (1960)
* Feola (1961)
* D'Amico (1962–63)
* Pedernera (1963–65)
* Rossi (1965–66)
* Silveira (1967–68)
* D'Amico (1968)
* Di Stéfano (1969)
* Silvero (1970–71)
* Riera (1971–72)
* Varacka (1972)
* Domínguez (1973–75)
* Lorenzo (1976–79)
* Rattín (1980)
* Marzolini (1981)
* Cap (1982)
* Faraone (1982–83)
* Seoanei (1983)
* Grilloi (1983)
* López (1983–84)
* Dino Sani (1984)
* Grilloi (1984)
* Zanabriai (1984)
* Di Stéfano (1985)
* Zanabria (1985–86)
* Menotti (1987)
* Saporiti (1987)
* Lorenzo (1987)
* Pastoriza (1988–89)
* Aimar (1989–90)
* Potentei (1990)
* Tabárez (1991–93)
* Potentei (1993)
* Habegger (1993)
* Hrabinai (1993)
* Menotti (1993–94)
* Hrabinai (1994)
* Marzolini (1995)
* Bilardo (1996)
* Sái (1996)
* Veira (1997–98)
* García Cambóni (1998)
* Bianchi (1998–2001)
* Tabárez (2002)
* Bianchi (2003–04)
* Brindisi (2004)
* Benítez (2004–05)
* Alvesi (2005)
* Basile (2005–06)
* La Volpe (2006)
* Russo (2007)
* Ischia (2008–09)
* Alvesi (2009)
* Basile (2009–10)
* Alves (2010)
* Pompeii (2010)
* Borghi (2010)
* Pompeii (2010)
* Falcioni (2011–12)
* Bianchi (2013–14)
* Arruabarrena (2014–16)
* Barros Schelotto (2016–18)
* Alfaro (2019)
* Russo (2020–21)
* Battaglia (2021–22)
* Ibarra (2022–23)
* Herróni (2023)
* Almirón (2023)
* Herróni (2023)
* Martínez (2024–)

(i) = Interim manager

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Atlas F.C. – managers

* de la Peña (1930)
* Valdivieso (1943–44)
* Valdatti (1944–54)
* Leguizamón (1954–55)
* Zetter (1955)
* Lángara (1955–56)
* Marik (1957–60)
* González (1960–61)
* Bauer (1961–62)
* Mendoza (1963)
* Fekete (1966–67)
* Novello (1967–68)
* Blanco (1968–70)
* Álvarez (1970)
* Fekete (1971)
* A. Torres (1971–74)
* Albrecht (1974)
* Milutinović (1974–76)
* A. Torres (1976–77)
* Mireles (1977–78)
* A. Torres (1978–80)
* Portugal (1980–81)
* Rial (1981)
* Roca (1981–82)
* P. Delgado (1982)
* Genoni (1982–83)
* P. Delgado (1983)
* Fekete (1983)
* P. Delgado (1983)
* Cisneros (1983–84)
* P. Delgado (1984)
* A. Torres (1984–86)
* Wasilewski (1986)
* Ríos (1987)
* Reinoso (1987–88)
* P. Delgado (1988)
* J. Delgado (1988–89)
* Real (1989)
* Garisto (1989–92)
* Floresc (1992)
* García (1992)
* Zanabria (1992–93)
* Bielsa (1993–95)
* Flores (1995)
* Solari (1995–96)
* Flores (1996–97)
* Correa (1997)
* La Volpe (1997–01)
* Solari (2001)
* Flores (2001)
* Meza (2002)
* Quirarte (2002–03)
* Bueno (2003–05)
* J. Torresc (2005)
* Guzmán (2005–06)
* Romano (2006–07)
* Castañedac (2007)
* Boy (2007)
* Brindisi (2008)
* Franco (2008–09)
* La Volpe (2009)
* Ischia (2010)
* Mata (2010)
* Galindo (2010–11)
* Romano (2011)
* Chávez (2011–12)
* Duartec (2012)
* Boy (2012–13)
* Asad (2013)
* Matac (2013)
* Boy (2014–15)
* Matosas (2015)
* Castilloc (2015)
* Costas (2016)
* Ramírezc (2016)
* Guadalupe Cruz (2016–18)
* Espinozac (2018)
* Romano (2018)
* Espinoza (2018)
* Hoyos (2018–19)
* Cufré (2019–20)
* Floresc (2020)
* Puente Jr. (2020)
* Cocca (2020–22)
* Mora (2022–23)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Chiapas F.C. – managers

* Capitano (2002)
* Garcés (2002–03)
* Bueno (2003)
* Trejo (2003–05)
* Ascensioc (2004)
* Mohamed (2005)
* Quirarte (2005)
* Tena (2005–06)
* de la Torre (2006–07)
* Vucetich (2007)
* García (2007–08)
* Almaguer (2008)
* Avilánc (2008)
* Brindisi (2009)
* Tena (2009–10)
* Álvarezc (2010)
* Marini (2010)
* Guadalupe Cruz (2010–13)
* Bueno (2013–15)
* La Volpe (2015–16)
* Cardozo (2016)
* Bueno (2016–17)

Miguel Ángel Brindisi awards

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Argentine Primera División top scorers

1890s|

* 1891: Archer
* 1892
* 1893: Leslie
* 1894: Gifford
* 1895: (No records)
* 1896: Allen / Anderson
* 1897: Stirling
* 1898: Allen
* 1899: Hooton

1900s|

* 1900: Leonard
* 1901: Dorning
* 1902: J. Brown
* 1903: J. Brown
* 1904: A. Brown
* 1905: T. González / C. Lett
* 1906: E. Brown / Hooton / Lawrie / Whalley
* 1907: E. Brown
* 1908: E. Brown
* 1909: E. Brown

1910s|

* 1910: Watson Hutton
* 1911: Malbrán / E. Lett / Piaggio
* 1912: Ohaco
* 1912 FAF: Colla
* 1913: Ohaco
* 1913 FAF: Dannaher
* 1914: Ohaco
* 1914 FAF: Carabelli
* 1915: Ohaco
* 1916: Hiller
* 1917: Marcovecchio
* 1918: Zabaleta
* 1919: Garasino / Martín
* 1919 AAmF: Marcovecchio

1920s|

* 1920: Lucarelli
* 1920 AAmF: Carreras
* 1921: Dannaher
* 1921 AAmF: Zabaleta
* 1922: Clarke / Tarasconi
* 1922 AAmF: Seoane
* 1923: Tarasconi
* 1923 AAmF: Barceló
* 1924: Tarasconi
* 1924 AAmF: Lucarelli / Ravaschino
* 1925: Gaslini
* 1925 AAmF: Bellomo
* 1926: Cherro
* 1926 AAmF: Seoane
* 1927: Tarasconi
* 1928: Cherro
* 1929: Cortese / Seoane

1930s|

* 1930: Cherro
* 1931: Zozaya
* 1932: B. Ferreyra
* 1933: Varallo
* 1934: Barrera
* 1935: Cosso
* 1936: Barrera
* 1937: Erico
* 1938: Erico
* 1939: Erico

1940s|

* 1940: Benítez Cáceres / Lángara
* 1941: Canteli
* 1942: Martino
* 1943: Arrieta / Labruna / Frutos
* 1944: Mellone
* 1945: Labruna
* 1946: Boyé
* 1947: Di Stéfano
* 1948: Santos
* 1949: Simes / Pizzuti

1950s|

* 1950: Papa
* 1951: Vernazza
* 1952: Ricagni
* 1953: Pizzuti / Benavídez
* 1954: Berni / Conde / Borello
* 1955: Massei
* 1956: Castro / Grillo
* 1957: Rob. Zárate
* 1958: Sanfilippo
* 1959: Sanfilippo

1960s|

* 1960: Sanfilippo
* 1961: Sanfilippo
* 1962: Artime
* 1963: Artime
* 1964: Veira
* 1965: Carone
* 1966: Artime
* 1967 Met: Acosta
* 1967 Nac: Artime
* 1968 Met: Obberti
* 1968 Nac: Wehbe
* 1969 Met: Machado
* 1969 Nac: Fischer / Bulla

1970s|

* 1970 Met: Más
* 1970 Nac: Bianchi
* 1971 Met: Bianchi
* 1971 Nac: Obberti / Luñiz
* 1972 Met: Brindisi
* 1972 Nac: Morete
* 1973 Met: Más / Curioni / Peña
* 1973 Nac: Gómez Voglino
* 1974 Met: Morete
* 1974 Nac: Kempes
* 1975 Met: Scotta
* 1975 Nac: Scotta
* 1976 Met: Kempes
* 1976 Nac: Eresuma / L. Ludueña / Marchetti
* 1977 Met: C. Álvarez
* 1977 Nac: Letanú
* 1978 Met: Maradona / Andreucci
* 1978 Nac: Reinaldi
* 1979 Met: Maradona / Fortunato
* 1979 Nac: Maradona

1980s|

* 1980 Met: Maradona
* 1980 Nac: Maradona
* 1981 Met: Chaparro
* 1981 Nac: Bianchi
* 1982 Nac: M. Juárez
* 1982 Met: Morete
* 1983 Nac: Husillos
* 1983 Met: Ramos
* 1984 Nac: Pasculli
* 1984 Met: Francescoli
* 1985 Nac: Comas
* 1985–86: Francescoli
* 1986–87: Palma
* 1987–88: J. L. Rodríguez
* 1988–89: Dertycia / Gorosito
* 1989–90: Cozzoni

1990s|

* 1990–91: E. González
* 1991 Ap: Díaz
* Cl 1992: Scotto / Latorre
* 1992 Ap: Acosta
* 1993 Cl: Da Silva
* 1993 Ap: Martínez
* 1994 Cl: Espina / Crespo
* 1994 Ap: Francescoli
* 1995 Cl: Flores
* 1995 Ap: Calderón
* 1996 Cl: A. López
* 1996 Ap: Reggi
* 1997 Cl: Martínez
* 1997 Ap: Da Silva
* 1998 Cl: Sosa
* 1998 Ap: Palermo
* 1999 Cl: Calderón
* 1999 Ap: Saviola

2000s|

* 2000 Cl: Fuertes
* 2000 Ap: Ángel
* 2001 Cl: Romeo
* 2001 Ap: Cardetti
* 2002 Cl: Cavenaghi
* 2002 Ap: Silvera
* 2003 Cl: Figueroa
* 2003 Ap: Farías
* 2004 Cl: Rol. Zárate
* 2004 Ap: L. López
* 2005 Cl: Pavone
* 2005 Ap: Cámpora
* 2006 Cl: Vargas
* 2006 Ap: M. Zárate / Palacio
* 2007 Cl: Palermo
* 2007 Ap: Denis
* 2008 Cl: Cvitanich
* 2008 Ap: Sand
* 2009 Cl: Sand
* 2009 Ap: Silva

2010s|

* 2010 Cl: Boselli
* 2010 Ap: Stracqualursi / Silva
* 2011 Cl: Cámpora / Gutiérrez
* 2011 Ap: Ramírez
* 2012 Cl: Luna
* 2012 In: F. Ferreyra / Scocco
* 2013 Fi: Gigliotti / Scocco
* 2013 In: Pereyra
* 2014 Fi: M. Zárate
* 2014 Tr: Pratto / M. Rodríguez / Romero
* 2015: Ruben
* 2016: Sand
* 2016–17: Benedetto
* 2017–18: García
* 2018–19: L. López

2020s|

* 2020: Borré / Romero
* 2021: J. Álvarez
* 2022: Retegui
* 2023: Santos / Vegetti

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Footballer of the Year of Argentina

Original award|

* 1970: Yazalde
* 1971: Pastoriza
* 1972: Bargas
* 1973: Brindisi
* 1974: Raimondo
* 1975: Scotta
* 1976: Passarella
* 1977: Fillol
* 1978: Kempes
* 1979: Maradona
* 1980: Maradona
* 1981: Maradona
* 1982: Gatti
* 1983: Bochini
* 1984: Márcico
* 1985: Francescoli
* 1986: Maradona
* 1987: Fabbri
* 1988: Paz
* 1989: Alfaro Moreno
* 1990: Goycochea
* 1991: Ruggeri
* 1992: Islas
* 1993: Medina Bello
* 1994: Navarro Montoya
* 1995: Francescoli
* 1996: Chilavert
* 1997: Salas
* 1998: Batistuta
* 1999: Saviola
* 2000: Riquelme
* 2001: Riquelme
* 2002: Milito
* 2003: Tevez
* 2004: Tevez
* 2005: Messi
* 2006: Verón
* 2007: Messi
* 2019: Messi
* 2020: Messi
* 2021: Messi
* 2022: Messi
* 2023: Messi

Shared award|

| Domestic|

* 2008: Riquelme
* 2009: Verón
* 2010: J. M. Martínez
* 2011: Riquelme
* 2012: L. López
* 2013: M. Rodríguez
* 2014: Pratto
* 2015: Ruben
* 2016: Belluschi
* 2017: Benedetto
* 2018: P. Martínez

|

Abroad|

* 2008: Messi
* 2009: Messi
* 2010: Messi
* 2011: Messi
* 2012: Messi
* 2013: Messi
* 2014: Di María
* 2015: Messi
* 2016: Messi
* 2017: Messi

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Supercopa Libertadores winning managers

* 1988: Basile
* 1989: Aimar
* 1990: Cubilla
* 1991: Andrade
* 1992: Pereira
* 1993: Telê Santana
* 1994: Brindisi
* 1995: López
* 1996: Piazza
* 1997: Díaz

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Recopa Sudamericana winning managers

* 1989: Núñez
* 1990: Aimar
* 1991: Cubilla
* 1992: Jozić
* 1993: Telê Santana
* 1994: Telê Santana
* 1995: Brindisi
* 1996: Scolari
* 1997: Piazza
* 1998: Levir
* 2003: Cubilla
* 2004: Ternero
* 2005: Basile
* 2006: Basile
* 2007: Gallo
* 2008: Ischia
* 2009: Fossati
* 2010: Bauza
* 2011: Dorival
* 2012: Muricy
* 2013: Tite
* 2014: Levir
* 2015: Gallardo
* 2016: Gallardo
* 2017: Rueda
* 2018: Renato
* 2019: Gallardo
* 2020: Jesus
* 2021: Beccacece
* 2022: Ferreira
* 2023: Anselmi

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Argentine Primera División winning managers

* 1931: Fortunato
* 1932: Caamaño
* 1933: Giuliano
* 1934: Fortunato
* 1935: Fortunato
* 1936 (Copa de Honor): Fossa
* 1936 (Copa Campeonato): Hirschl
* 1936 (Copa de Oro): Hirschl
* 1937: Hirschl
* 1938: Ronzoni
* 1939: Ronzoni
* 1940: Sobral
* 1941: Cesarini
* 1942: Cesarini
* 1943: Garasini
* 1944: Garasini
* 1945: Peucelle
* 1946: García
* 1947: Minella
* 1948: Bello
* 1949: Stábile
* 1950: Stábile
* 1951: Stábile
* 1952: Minella
* 1953: Minella
* 1954: Lazzatti
* 1955: Minella
* 1956: Minella
* 1957: Minella
* 1958: Della Torre
* 1959: Barreiro
* 1960: Sbarra
* 1961: Ongaro
* 1962: D'Amico
* 1963: Giúdice
* 1964: Pedernera
* 1965: Rossi
* 1966: Pizzuti
* 1967 (Metropolitano): Zubeldía
* 1967 (Nacional): Brandão
* 1968 (Metropolitano): Tim
* 1968 (Nacional): Giúdice
* 1969 (Metropolitano): Geronazzo
* 1969 (Nacional): Di Stéfano
* 1970 (Metropolitano): Giúdice
* 1970 (Nacional): Silvero
* 1971 (Metropolitano): Cap
* 1971 (Nacional): Labruna
* 1972 (Metropolitano): Lorenzo
* 1972 (Nacional): Lorenzo
* 1973 (Metropolitano): Menotti
* 1973 (Nacional): Griguol
* 1974 (Metropolitano): Montes
* 1974 (Nacional): Zubeldía
* 1975 (Metropolitano): Labruna
* 1975 (Nacional): Labruna
* 1976 (Metropolitano): Lorenzo
* 1976 (Nacional): Lorenzo
* 1977 (Metropolitano): Labruna
* 1977 (Nacional): Pastoriza
* 1978 (Metropolitano): Yudica
* 1978 (Nacional): Pastoriza
* 1979 (Metropolitano): Labruna
* 1979 (Nacional): Labruna
* 1980 (Metropolitano): Labruna
* 1980 (Nacional): Zof
* 1981 (Metropolitano): Marzolini
* 1981 (Nacional): Di Stéfano
* 1982 (Metropolitano): Bilardo
* 1982 (Nacional): Griguol
* 1983 (Metropolitano): Pastoriza
* 1983 (Nacional): Manera
* 1984 (Metropolitano): Saporiti
* 1984 (Nacional): Griguol
* 1985: Yudica
* 1985–86: Veira
* 1986–87: Zof
* 1987–88: Yudica
* 1988–89: Solari
* 1989–90: Passarella
* 1990–91: Bielsa
* 1991–92 (Apertura): Passarella
* 1991–92 (Clausura): Bielsa
* 1992–93 (Apertura): Tabárez
* 1992–93 (Clausura): Bianchi
* 1993–94 (Apertura): Passarella
* 1993–94 (Clausura): Brindisi
* 1994–95 (Apertura): Gallego
* 1994–95 (Clausura): Veira
* 1995–96 (Apertura): Bianchi
* 1995–96 (Clausura): Bianchi & Piazza
* 1996–97 (Apertura): Díaz
* 1996–97 (Clausura): Díaz
* 1997–98 (Apertura): Díaz
* 1997–98 (Clausura): Bielsa
* 1998–99 (Apertura): Bianchi
* 1998–99 (Clausura): Bianchi
* 1999–2000 (Apertura): Díaz
* 1999–2000 (Clausura): Gallego
* 2000–01 (Apertura): Bianchi
* 2000–01 (Clausura): Pellegrini
* 2001–02 (Apertura): Merlo
* 2001–02 (Clausura): Díaz
* 2002–03 (Apertura): Gallego
* 2002–03 (Clausura): Pellegrini
* 2003–04 (Apertura): Bianchi
* 2003–04 (Clausura): Astrada
* 2004–05 (Apertura): Gallego
* 2004–05 (Clausura): Russo
* 2005–06 (Apertura): Basile
* 2005–06 (Clausura): Basile
* 2006–07 (Apertura): Simeone
* 2006–07 (Clausura): Díaz
* 2007–08 (Apertura): Cabrero
* 2007–08 (Clausura): Simeone
* 2008–09 (Apertura): Ischia
* 2008–09 (Clausura): Gareca
* 2009–10 (Apertura): Falcioni
* 2009–10 (Clausura): Borghi
* 2010–11 (Apertura): Sabella
* 2010–11 (Clausura): Gareca
* 2011–12 (Apertura): Falcioni
* 2011–12 (Clausura): Alfaro
* 2012–13 (Inicial): Gareca
* 2012–13 (Final): Martino
* 2012–13 (Superfinal): Gareca
* 2013–14 (Inicial): Pizzi
* 2013–14 (Final): Díaz
* 2014: Cocca
* 2015: Arruabarrena
* 2016: Almirón
* 2016–17: Barros Schelotto
* 2017–18: Barros Schelotto
* 2018–19: Coudet
* 2019–20: Russo
* 2021: Gallardo
* 2022: Ibarra
* 2023: Demichelis

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