Miguel Hermosilla

Chilean footballer and manager (1948–2019)

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

Miguel HermosillaPersonal information

Full name|  Miguel Hermosilla Ramos
Date of birth|  (1948-09-20)20 September 1948
Place of birth|  Santiago, Chile
Date of death|  9 September 2019(2019-09-09) (aged 70)
Place of death|  Santiago, Chile
Position(s)|  Midfielder
Youth career
|  Universidad Católica
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1965–1968|  Alianza|  |
1969|  Municipal|  |
1970|  Colo-Colo|  24|  (2)
1971|  Rangers|  17|  (0)
1972|  Antofagasta Portuario|  30|  (0)
1973|  Águila|  |
1974|  Alianza|  |
1975|  Mariscal Santa Cruz|  |
1976|  Antofagasta Portuario|  17|  (0)
1977|  Aviación|  3|  (0)
Managerial career
1988-1989|  Cobreloa
1992|  Unión San Felipe
1993|  Audax Italiano
1995-1996|  Cobreloa
1997-1998|  Coquimbo Unido
2004|  Cobreloa (Ínterim)
2005|  Cobreloa
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Miguel Hermosilla Ramos (20 September 1948 – 9 September 2019) was a Chilean professional footballer and manager who played as a midfielder for clubs in El Salvador, Guatemala, Chile and Bolivia.

## Playing career

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A midfielder from the Universidad Católica youth system,[1] Hermosilla emigrated to El Salvador and made his professional debut with Alianza. In his first stint with the team, what was known as La Orquesta Alba (The White Orchestra), he won two league titles in both the 1965–66 and the 1966–67 seasons, the two first titles for the club in its history.[2] At international level, he won the 1967 CONCACAF Champions' Cup.[3]

After a stint with Municipal from Guatemala, he returned to Chile and joined Colo-Colo,[4] winning the 1970 Primera División. In Chile, he also played for Rangers de Talca (1971),[5] Antofagasta Portuario (1972[6] and 1976[7]) and Aviación (1977),[8] his last club.

Abroad, he also played for Águila in El Salvador and Mariscal Santa Cruz in Bolivia.[9]

## Managerial career

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A historical manager of Cobreloa, he led the team in four stints, having begun his career as the assistant of Jorge Siviero in the same club in 1987. With Cobreloa, he won the 1988 Primera División. He also coached Coquimbo Unido, Unión San Felipe, Rangers de Talca and Audax Italiano.[1]

In addition, he started the Cobreloa Academy based in Santiago, where began his career players such as Eduardo Vargas, Charles Aránguiz and Esteban Pavez.[1]

In his last years, he coached the team of the students of laws from the University of Chile.[10]

## Personal life

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He was nicknamed Chueco (Bow-legged).[2]

He died of a heart attack on 9 September 2019.[2]

## Honours

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### Player

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Alianza

* Salvadoran Primera División (2): 1965–66 [es], 1966–67 [es]
* CONCACAF Champions' Cup (1): 1967

Colo-Colo

* Chilean Primera División (1): 1970

### Manager

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Cobreloa

* Chilean Primera División (1): 1988

## References

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1. ^ a b c Sepúlveda, Eduardo (11 September 2019). "Muere el Chueco Hermosilla" (in Spanish). La Tercera. Retrieved 30 October 2022.
2. ^ a b c Recinos, Raúl (10 September 2019). "Falleció "el Chueco" Hermosilla, gran figura de la Orquesta Alba, inolvidable equipo del Alianza". elsalvador.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
3. ^ Benítez, Jorge (10 September 2019). "Muere Miguel Hermosilla, exjugador de Alianza". www.elgrafico.com (in Spanish). El Gráfico (El Salvador). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
4. ^ "Colo Colo 1970 - Campeonato Nacional". www.solofutbol.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
5. ^ "Rangers 1971 - Campeonato Nacional". www.solofutbol.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
6. ^ "Antofagasta 1972 - Campeonato Nacional". www.solofutbol.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
7. ^ "Antofagasta 1976 - Campeonato Nacional". www.solofutbol.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
8. ^ "Aviacion 1977 - Campeonato Nacional". www.solofutbol.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
9. ^ "Miguel Hermosilla :: Miguel Hermosilla Ramos ::". www.ceroacero.es (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022.
10. ^ @derechouchile (10 September 2019). "Fallece Miguel Hermosilla, profesor y entrenador de la selección de fútbol de la Facultad de Derecho" (Tweet) (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 October 2022 – via Twitter.

## External links

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* Miguel Hermosilla at WorldFootball.net

Managerial positions

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Cobreloa – managers

* Prieto (1977–79)
* Cantatore (1980–84)
* Yávar (1985)
* J. Toro (1985–86)
* Siviero (1986–88)
* Hermosilla (1988–89)
* Prieto (1989–90)
* Cavalleri (1991–92)
* Osbénc (1992)
* Sulantay (1992–93)
* Garcés (1994–95)
* Hermosilla (1995–97)
* Rojas (1997–98)
* Salah (1999–2000)
* Malbernat (2000–01)
* Merello (2001–02)
* Acosta (2002–03)
* Fournierc (2003)
* Garisto (2003)
* Díaz (2004)
* Acosta (2004–05)
* Socías (2005)
* Hermosilla (2005)
* Aravena (2006)
* Huerta (2007)
* Benítez (2008)
* Figueroa (2008)
* Trobbiani (2009)
* Vallejos (2009)
* R. Toro (2009–2010)
* Cornejo (2010)
* M. Soto (2010)
* Acosta (2011–2012)
* Torrente (2012)
* Figueroa (2013)
* García (2013–14)
* Bravoc (2014)
* Trobbiani (2014)
* Vergara (2014)
* Figueroa (2015)
* Vigevani (2015–16)
* Bravoc (2016)
* Rojas (2016)
* Bravo (2016)
* Sulantay (2017)
* Pérez (2018)
* Meléndez (2018)
* Rivero (2019)
* Figueroa (2020)
* N. Soto (2020–21)
* Meléndez (2021)
* Almandoz (2021)
* Astorga (2022–24)
* N. Soto & Abdalac (2024)
* Giovagnoli (2024)
* Bravo (2024–)

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Unión San Felipe – managers

* Baldovinos (1961)
* Tirado (1964)
* Baldovinos (1964)
* Silva (1964–69)
* Díaz (1968)
* Santibáñez (1970–71)
* C. Ramírez (1972)
* Santibáñez (1972)
* Gálvez (1973)
* Biondi (1974)
* Baldovinos (1974)
* Carrasco (1977)
* Venegas (1980)
* Baldovinos (1982–83)
* Prieto (1983)
* Santibáñez (1983)
* Baldovinos (1984)
* Vargas (1984)
* Luco (1985)
* Quiroz (1985)
* Gálvez (1986)
* Zelada (1988)
* García (1988)
* L. Ramírez (1989)
* Cortés (1989)
* Jara (1990)
* Cortés (1991–92)
* Hermosilla (1992)
* Gaete (1993–94)
* Gálvez (1994)
* Cortés (1995–96)
* Delgado (1997)
* Núñez (1997)
* Di Meola (1998–99)
* Laraignée (1999)
* Godoy (1999)
* Toro (2000–03)
* M. Soto (2004)
* Godoy (2004–05)
* Espinoza (2006)
* Paolorossi (2006)
* Chazarreta (2007–08)
* Roco c (2008)
* Flores (2008)
* Mariani (2008–09)
* Cisneros (2009–10)
* Basay (2010)
* Cossio (2011)
* Chazarreta (2011)
* Marchesini (2011)
* Cossio (2011–12)
* Figueroa (2012)
* Chazarreta (2012)
* N. Soto (2012–13)
* Mirandac (2013)
* Cisneros (2013)
* Rambert (2014)
* Mirandac (2014)
* Ponce (2014–15)
* Vigevani (2015)
* Guajardo c (2015)
* Corengia (2015–16)
* Fredesc (2016)
* Lovrincevich (2016)
* Vigevani (2017)
* Madrid (2017)
* Ayude (2017–18)
* Arcosc (2018)
* Lovrincevich (2018)
* Arcosc (2018)
* Madrid (2018)
* Yllana (2019)
* Peraltac (2019)
* Corengia (2019)
* Durán (2020)
* Roco (2020–21)
* Arrotea (2021)
* Acuñac (2021)
* Rivero (2021)
* Orellana (2022)
* Suárez (2022)
* Rivero (2022)
* Cavalieri (2023)
* Sánchezc (2023)
* López (2023)
* Rivero (2023)
* Orellana (2024)
* Lovrincevich (2024)
* Gonzálezc (2024)
* Muñoz (2024)
* Pinochet (2025)
* Álvarezc (2025)
* Palladino (2025–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Audax Italiano – managers

* Rosetti (1926)
* Ghiardo (1933)
* Giudice (1934–37)
* Marchant (1938)
* Giudice (1938–39)
* Lombardo (1939)
* Marchant (1939–43)
* Boffi (1944–45)
* Marchant (1945–46)
* Iacoponi (1946)
* Nocetti (1947–48)
* Pakozdi (1951–52)
* Pretto (1953–54)
* Marchant (1955–56)
* Pakozdi (1956–57)
* Tirado (1959)
* Sorrel (1959–60)
* Schwanner (1960–61)
* Zizinho (1961)
* Chirinos (1961)
* Campusano (1961)
* García (1962–63)
* Carrasco (1963)
* Pakozdi (1964)
* Biondi (1965–66)
* Cruzat (1967)
* Álamos (1967–69)
* Cortés (1969–70)
* Biondi (1970)
* Arias (1971)
* Ramírez (1971)
* Venegas (1972)
* Menadier (1973)
* Cárdenas (1974)
* Pesce (1975)
* Godoy (1975–76)
* Rodríguez (1976)
* Godoy (1976–77)
* Aravena (1977)
* Tobar (1978)
* Isella (1978–79)
* Cantatore (1979)
* Valenzuela (1979)
* Biondi (1979)
* Isella (1979–80)
* Godoy (1980–81)
* Berly (1981–82)
* Morales (1982–83)
* Mitjaew (1983)
* Peña (1983)
* Mercury (1983–84)
* Venegas (1984)
* Campos (1984)
* Godoy (1985)
* Hormazábal (1985–86)
* Carrasco (1986)
* Parra (1986)
* Herrera (1988)
* Álvarez (1988)
* Climent (1988)
* Valdés (1989)
* Godoy (1989–90)
* Parra (1990)
* Mitjaew (1990–91)
* Álvarez (1991)
* González (1992)
* Hermosilla (1993)
* Meneses (1993–94)
* Aravena (1995)
* Hernández (1996)
* Malbernat (1997–99)
* del Solar (2000–01)
* Godoy (2001–02)
* Borghi (2002–03)
* Hernández (2003–05)
* Pizarro (2005)
* Meneses (2005)
* Toro (2006–08)
* Marini (2009–10)
* Barticciotto (2010)
* Labruna (2010–12)
* Marini (2012–13)
* Ghiso (2013)
* Rubilar c (2013–14)
* Pellicer (2014–16)
* Vilches (2016–18)
* Ribera (2018–19)
* Meneghini (2020)
* Calderón c (2020)
* Vitamina (2020–21)
* Fuentes (2022)
* Ribera (2022)
* Fernández (2023)
* Calderón c (2023)
* Marcogiuseppe (2023)
* Arrué (2023)
* Erviti (2024)
* Tapia c (2024)
* Arrué (2024)
* Ribera (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Coquimbo Unido – managers

* Salfate (1959)
* Cuiña (1962)
* Olivares (1962)
* Molina (1963–64)
* Olivares (1965)
* Pino (1965)
* Guiñazú (1966)
* Pino (1966–68)
* Santibáñez (1969)
* Venegas (1971)
* Olivares (1976)
* Cruces (1976)
* Hormazábal (1976)
* Climent (1977)
* Mitjaew (1978)
* Álamos (1978)
* Sulantayc (1978)
* Ibarra (1979)
* Seurac (1979)
* Novoa (1980)
* Isella (1980)
* Sulantay (1980–83)
* Vargas (1984)
* Seurac (1984)
* J. Rodríguez (1984–85)
* Sulantay (1985)
* Chirino (1988)
* Prieto (1988)
* Zelada (1989)
* Valdés (1989)
* Climent (1990)
* Sulantay (1990–92)
* Siviero (1992)
* Valdiviac (1992)
* Seura (1993)
* Santibáñez (1993)
* Mitjaew (1994)
* Delgado (1994)
* Olivaresc (1994)
* Sulantay (1994)
* M. Rodríguez (1995–96)
* Comisso (1996–97)
* Hermosilla (1997–98)
* Sulantay (1998)
* Celoria (1999)
* Cortésc (1999)
* M. Rodríguez (1999)
* Cavalleri (1999–2000)
* Sulantay (2001–03)
* Toro (2004–05)
* Chirinoc (2005)
* J. Díaz (2006)
* Cortésc (2006–07)
* Malbernat (2007)
* Olivaresc (2007)
* Perčić (2007)
* Cossio (2008)
* Chirinoc (2008)
* Huerta (2009)
* Mondaca (2009–10)
* Sulantay (2010)
* Torrente (2011)
* Muñozc (2011)
* Mariani (2011–12)
* Muñozc (2012)
* Musrri (2012–13)
* Olivaresc (2013)
* Rojas (2013–14)
* Muñoz (2014)
* Castañeda (2014–15)
* Cerinoc (2015)
* Ribera (2015–17)
* Graff (2017–19)
* Corengia (2020)
* Celedónc (2020)
* Ribera (2020–21)
* Tapia (2021)
* F. Díaz (2022–24)
* González (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Chilean Primera División winning managers

* 1933: Torres
* 1934: Torres
* 1935: Torres
* 1936: Giudice
* 1937: Torres
* 1938: Veloso
* 1939: Plattkó
* 1940: Tirado
* 1941: Plattkó
* 1942: Boffi
* 1943: Pardo
* 1944: Tirado
* 1945: Soto
* 1946: Marchant
* 1947: Sorrel
* 1948: Nocetti
* 1949: Buccicardi
* 1950: M. García
* 1951: Lángara
* 1952: M. García
* 1953: Plattkó
* 1954: Burnikell
* 1955: Stefanović
* 1956: Fernández
* 1957: Pákozdi
* 1958: Pérez
* 1959: Álamos
* 1960: Carrasco
* 1961: Mocciola
* 1962: Álamos
* 1963: Tassara
* 1964: Álamos
* 1965: Álamos
* 1966: Vidal
* 1967: Scopelli
* 1968: Pérez
* 1969: Ramos
* 1970: Hormazábal
* 1971: Santibáñez
* 1972: Álamos
* 1973: Santibáñez
* 1974: Morales
* 1975: Santibáñez
* 1976: Morales
* 1977: Santibáñez
* 1978: Peña
* 1979: Morales
* 1980: Cantatore
* 1981: P. García
* 1982: Cantatore
* 1983: P. García
* 1984: Prieto
* 1985: Toro
* 1986: Salah
* 1987: Prieto
* 1988: Hermosilla
* 1989: Salah
* 1990: Jozić
* 1991: Jozić
* 1992: Sulantay
* 1993: Jozić
* 1994: Socías
* 1995: Socías
* 1996: Benítez
* 1997-A: Carvallo
* 1997-C: Benítez
* 1998: Benítez
* 1999: Vaccia
* 2000: Vaccia
* 2001: Garcés
* 2002-A: Olmos
* 2002-C: Pizarro
* 2003-A: Acosta
* 2003-C: Garisto
* 2004-A: Pinto
* 2004-C: Acosta
* 2005-A: Díaz
* 2005-C: Pellicer
* 2006-A: Borghi
* 2006-C: Borghi
* 2007-A: Borghi
* 2007-C: Borghi
* 2008-A: Acosta
* 2008-C: Barticciotto
* 2009-A: Markarián
* 2009-C: Tocalli
* 2010: Pizzi
* 2011-A: Sampaoli
* 2012-C: Sampaoli
* 2012-A: Sampaoli
* 2012-C: Pellicer
* 2013: Sierra
* 2013-A: Berizzo
* 2014-C: Tapia
* 2014-A: Lasarte
* 2015-C: Giovagnoli
* 2015-A: Sierra
* 2016-C: Salas
* 2016-A: Salas
* 2017-C: Hoyos
* 2017: Guede
* 2018: San José
* 2019: Quinteros
* 2020: Holan
* 2021: Paulucci
* 2022: Quinteros
* 2023: Álvarez
* 2024: Almirón

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