Nelson Acosta

Uruguayan footballer (born 1944)

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

Nelson Acosta

Personal information
Full name|  Nelson Bonifacio Acosta López
Date of birth|  (1944-06-12) 12 June 1944 (age 81)
Place of birth|  Paso de los Toros, Uruguay
Position(s)|  Midfielder
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1969–1971|  Huracán Buceo|  56|  (3)
1972–1976|  Peñarol|  157|  (6)
1977|  Everton|  |
1978–1981|  O'Higgins|  |
1982–1984|  Fernández Vial|  |
1984|  Lota Schwager|  |
Managerial career
1984–1988|  Fernández Vial
1988–1991|  O'Higgins
1992|  Unión Española
1992|  Cruz Azul
1993–1996|  Unión Española
1996–2001|  Chile
2002–2003|  Cobreloa
2003–2004|  Bolivia
2004–2005|  Cobreloa
2005–2007|  Chile
2007–2010|  Everton
2011–2012|  Cobreloa
2012|  Deportivo Quito
2014|  Everton
2014–2015|  Deportes Iquique
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

Nelson Bonifacio Acosta López, nicknamed Pelado Acosta (Bald Acosta), (born 12 June 1944 in Paso de los Toros, Uruguay) is a former Uruguayan-born Chilean football manager and footballer. He became a naturalized Chilean citizen in 1984 and managed several football teams. He is now retired.[1]

## Career

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He managed the national team of Chile from 1996 to 2001, leading them to the 1998 FIFA World Cup despite having only managed club football with no national team experience before taking over the Chile job.[2] He guided Chile to its first World Cup finals appearance after a 16-year absence. Finishing second in Group B behind Italy, Chile reached the Round of 16 for the first time since 1962, losing 4-1 to Brazil at the Parc des Princes. He would soon obtain a fourth place in the 1999 Copa América held in Paraguay and a historic bronze medal in charge of the U-23 team in the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. His dismal results in the qualifiers for the 2002 World Cup led to his dismissal after 66 official matches at the helm with a home defeat against Argentina (0-2) in 2000, two months after his exploits with the U-23 Olympic team. As well as a poor relationship with then president of the ANFP Mario Mosquera, the Uruguayan-born manager was criticised for his tactical approaches and the call-up of some players.

At the helm of Cobreloa, he won the 2003 Apertura Tournament (after 11 years without a title) and reached the quarterfinals of the Copa Libertadores that same year, eliminated by the eventual holders Boca Juniors.

Acosta took over Bolivia in 2004, but failed miserably [3] and returned to manage Cobreloa winning the 2004 Clausura tournament. From his domestic league success, Acosta was once again appointed as Chile manager replacing Juvenal Olmos in early June 2005. On the 7th July 2007, Acosta resigned from managing the Chile national team immediately after their Copa América quarterfinal elimination, held in Venezuela losing 6-1 to eventual champions Brazil.[4]

In September 2007, he was appointed manager of Corporación Deportiva Everton de Viña del Mar, one of the top regional teams in Chile. On June 3, 2008, he led Everton to their first Chilean League title in 32 years and ended the domestic dominance of Colo-Colo.[5]

In late 2010, he switched to manage Cobreloa,[6] in his second stint in charge and was sacked in April 2012.[7] He returned to Everton de Viña del Mar in January 2014 but left almost 9 months later for his last managerial role at Ecuadorean side Deportivo Quito.[8]

## Personal life

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Acosta is a naturalized Chilean by residence.[9]

Before embarking on his coaching career, he owned a boutique clothing store in Concepción what he managed while he played for Lota Schwager.[10]

Since 2016, he suffers from Alzheimer's disease.[1]

## Honours

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### Player

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#### Club

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Peñarol

* Primera División (3): 1973, 1974, 1975

### Managerial

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#### Club

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Unión Española

* Copa Chile (2): 1992, 1993

Cobreloa

* Primera División de Chile (2): 2003–A, 2004–C

Everton

* Primera División de Chile (1): 2008–A

#### International

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Chile

* Summer Olympics Tournament Bronze Medal (1): 2000

## References

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1. ^ a b "La enfermedad que obligó el retiro definitivo de Nelson Acosta". www.24horas.cl (in Spanish). 24 Horas. 3 September 2017. Retrieved 12 January 2023.
2. ^ "Nelson Acosta - Chile manager". BBC. 3 May 1998. Retrieved 5 August 2014.
3. ^ "Nelson Acosta deja banca de Bolivia". Emol (in Spanish). El Mercurio. 5 April 2004. Retrieved 12 January 2023.
4. ^ "Nelson Acosta". Partidos de La Roja (in Spanish). Retrieved 12 January 2023.
5. ^ "Everton logra la hazaña y es campeón del fútbol chileno". Emol (in Spanish). El Mercurio. 3 June 2008. Retrieved 12 January 2023.
6. ^ "Nelson Acosta regresa a Calama: es el nuevo técnico de Cobreloa" (in Spanish). Radio Cooperativa. 11 December 2010. Archived from the original on 15 December 2010.
7. ^ Alegría, Felipe (2 April 2012). "Ahora sí: Acosta se va de Cobreloa y ya asoman nombres para reemplazarlo". Ferplei (in Spanish). Retrieved 5 August 2014.
8. ^ "Vuelve en gloria y majestad: Nelson Acosta es el nuevo DT de Everton". El Dínamo (in Spanish). 17 January 2014. Retrieved 12 January 2023.
9. ^ "Bolivia: robo a casa de Acosta fue un delito común". ESPNdeportes.com (in Spanish). ESPN. 5 November 2003. Retrieved 12 January 2023.
10. ^ "La increíble historia de Nelson Acosta: De vendedor de boutique a exitoso DT". Emol (in Spanish). El Mercurio. 18 March 2009. Retrieved 12 January 2023.

Nelson Acosta – International tournaments

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* e

Uruguay squad – 1975 Copa América semi-finalists

* Acosta
* Carrasco
* Chagas
* Corbo
* Correa
* de los Santos
* Forlán
* González
* Lorenzo
* Mier
* Morales
* Morena
* Ocampo
* Olivera
* Pereyra
* Peruena
* Revetria
* Rivero
* Silva
* Unanue
* Zoryez
* Coach: Schiaffino

* v
* t
* e

Chile squad – 1997 Copa América

* 1 Cossio
* 2 Gómez
* 3 Poli
* 4 Miranda
* 5 Margas
* 6 Parraguez
* 7 Núñez
* 8 Cornejo
* 9 Vergara
* 10 Valencia
* 11 Castillo
* 12 Tejas
* 13 Villarroel
* 14 Ponce
* 15 Acuña
* 16 González
* 17 Salas
* 18 Riveros
* 19 Muñoz
* 20 Rojas
* 21 Osorio
* 22 Olarra
* Coach: Acosta

* v
* t
* e

Chile squad – 1998 FIFA World Cup

* 1 Tapia
* 2 Castañeda
* 3 Fuentes
* 4 Rojas
* 5 Margas
* 6 Reyes
* 7 Parraguez
* 8 Acuña
* 9 Zamorano (c)
* 10 Sierra
* 11 Salas
* 12 Ma. Ramírez
* 13 Neira
* 14 Mi. Ramírez
* 15 Villarroel
* 16 Aros
* 17 Vega
* 18 Musrri
* 19 Cornejo
* 20 Estay
* 21 Barrera
* 22 Tejas
* Coach: Acosta

* v
* t
* e

Chile squad – 1999 Copa América fourth place

* 1 Ma. Ramírez
* 2 Palacios
* 3 Mi. Ramírez
* 4 Rojas
* 5 Margas
* 6 Reyes
* 7 Parraguez
* 8 Acuña
* 9 Zamorano (c)
* 10 Sierra
* 11 Salas
* 12 Tapia
* 13 Vargas
* 14 Cartes
* 15 Villarroel
* 16 Aros
* 17 Núñez
* 18 González
* 19 Valencia
* 20 Estay
* 21 Contreras
* 22 Pizarro
* Coach: Acosta

* v
* t
* e

Chile men's football squad – 2000 Summer Olympics – Bronze medalists

* 1 N. Tapia
* 2 Álvarez
* 3 Maldonado
* 4 Henríquez
* 5 Contreras
* 6 Reyes
* 7 González
* 8 Pizarro
* 9 Zamorano
* 10 Arrué
* 11 Navia
* 12 H. Tapia
* 13 Núñez
* 14 Tello
* 15 Ibarra
* 16 Olarra
* 17 Ormazábal
* 18 Di Gregorio
* 19 Rojas
* 20 Oroz
* Coach: Acosta

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* t
* e

Chile squad – 2007 Copa América

* 1 Bravo
* 2 Ormeño
* 3 Roco
* 4 Fuentes
* 5 Riffo
* 6 Cabión
* 7 Tello
* 8 Suazo
* 9 Navia
* 10 Valdivia (c)
* 11 González
* 12 Peric
* 13 Vargas
* 14 Fernández
* 15 Contreras
* 16 Iturra
* 17 Sanhueza
* 18 Meléndez
* 19 Jara
* 20 Fierro
* 21 Villanueva
* 22 Lorca
* Coach: Acosta

Nelson Acosta – Managerial positions

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* t
* e

C.D. Arturo Fernández Vial – managers

* Veloso (1981)
* Ruiz (1982)
* Vargas (1982)
* Godoy (1983)
* Vargas (1984)
* Cruz (1983)
* Acosta (1984–88)
* Rodríguez Vega (1988–89)
* Vargas (1989)
* Ruiz (1990)
* Farránc (1990)
* G. Cornejo (1990)
* Cortázar (1991–92)
* Gutiérrez (1993)
* G. Cornejo (1994)
* Olivera (1995)
* Farrán (1996)
* Cortázar (1996–97)
* Avilés (1998–99)
* Ortiz (2000)
* Olivera (2001–02)
* J. Rodríguez (2003)
* Cortázar (2003)
* Avilés (2004)
* Cisternas (2004)
* Santibáñez (2005)
* Ceballos (2005)
* G. Cornejo (2006)
* Páez (2006)
* Vinés (2006–07)
* Ortiz (2007–08)
* Toledo (2008)
* González (2008)
* Apablaza (2009)
* Hidalgo (2009)
* Toledo (2009)
* de la Barra (2010)
* Fernández (2010)
* J. Rodríguez (2011)
* Abraham (2012)
* Rubio (2012)
* Durán (2013)
* Toledo (2016)
* Climent (2016)
* Abdala (2016)
* F. Cornejo (2017–2018)
* Fuertes (2018)
* Molins (2018)
* Muñoz (2018)
* Durán (2019)
* Garcés (2019–20)
* Rojas (2020–22)
* Lira (2022)
* Rojas (2022)
* Orellana (2023)
* Cataldo (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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* t
* e

O'Higgins F.C. – managers

* Hormazábal (1955–56)
* Calvente (1957)
* Snopec (1957)
* Salerno (1958–60)
* Olandelli (1960)
* Rodríguez (1961)
* Robledo (1961)
* Carrasco (1961)
* Pakozdi (1961–62)
* J. Pérez (1963–67)
* Pesce (1968)
* Bedoya (1968–69)
* Aretio (1970)
* Bedoya (1971)
* Carrasco (1972)
* Vidal (1972)
* Casartelli (1972)
* Peña (1972)
* Vera (1973)
* Aretio (1973)
* Venegas (1974)
* Bedoya (1974–75)
* J. Pérez (1975)
* Aretio (1975)
* Tobar (1976–77)
* Oyarzún (1977)
* Santibáñez (1978–80)
* Aravena (1981)
* Cornejo (1982–83)
* Bedoya (1984)
* Santibáñez (1984)
* Guevara (1985)
* J. Luco (1985)
* Cáceres (1985)
* Campos (1986)
* Jara (1987)
* Horta (1988)
* Gangas (1988)
* Acosta (1988–91)
* Cornejo (1992)
* Pellegrini (1992–93)
* Hernández (1994–95)
* Alfaro (1996)
* Socías (1996)
* Sulantay (1997)
* Pelusso (1997)
* Serrano (1998–99)
* Salasc (2000)
* Páez (2000–01)
* Retamal (2001)
* Espinoza (2001)
* Droguettc (2002)
* Salas (2003–04)
* Nichiporuk (2004)
* Cossio (2005)
* Silva (2005)
* Meneses (2006)
* Yávarc (2006)
* Garcés (2006–07)
* Sampaoli (2008–09)
* Silva (2009)
* Hernández (2010)
* Figueroa (2010)
* Basay (2011)
* Aránc (2011)
* Cantillana (2011)
* Berizzo (2012–14)
* Sava (2014–15)
* Vitamina (2015)
* Arán (2016–17)
* Armijoc (2017)
* Milito (2017–18)
* Larriera (2018)
* Figueroa (2018–2019)
* Graff (2020)
* Fuentesc (2020)
* Giovagnoli (2020–21)
* Ramírez (2021)
* Soso (2022)
* De Muner (2023)
* Azconzábal (2023–24)
* Fuentes (2024)
* Meneghini (2025–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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* t
* e

Unión Española – managers

* Plá (1918–19)
* Legarreta (1920–29)
* Mediavilla (1930)
* Caballero (1931–32)
* Mediavilla/Lapiedra (1933)
* Teuche (1934–35)
* Tirado (1936–38)
* Pardo (1938–39)
* Casals (1940–43)
* Pardo (1943–44)
* Schneeberger (1945)
* Lángara (1950–51)
* Hormazábal (1959–60)
* Pesce (1965)
* Molina (1966–67)
* Prieto (1968)
* Navarro (1969)
* Mocciola/Areso (1969)
* Vairo (1970)
* Areso (1970)
* Isella (1971–72)
* Santibañez (1973–74)
* Ramírez (1974)
* M. Rodríguez (1974)
* Santibañez (1974–77)
* García (1978)
* Álamos (1979)
* Cornejo (1978–79)
* Silvero (1979)
* Aravena (1980)
* Novello (1981)
* Peña (1982)
* Novello (1982)
* Landa (1982–83)
* Cruz (1983)
* Aravena (1984–85)
* Pinto (1986–88)
* Machucac (1988)
* Santibañez (1988)
* M. Rodríguez (1989–91)
* J. Rodríguez Vegac (1991)
* García (1991)
* Acosta (1992)
* Yávar (1992)
* Neirac (1992)
* Acosta (1993–96)
* Comesaña (1996)
* Spedalettic (1996)
* Páez (1996–1997)
* Delgado (1997)
* Yávar (1998)
* Olmos (1999–2001)
* Véliz (2001–02)
* Hernández (2002–03)
* F. Carvallo (2003–04)
* Díaz (2005)
* F. Carvallo (2006)
* Pinto (2007)
* Espina (2007–2008)
* Garcés (2008)
* L. H. Carvallo (2008–09)
* Israel (2009–10)
* Sierra (2010–15)
* Vergara (2015–16)
* Bigorrac (2016)
* Palermo (2016–18)
* Díaz (2018–19)
* Fuentes (2019–21)
* Bravoc (2021)
* Pellicer (2021)
* Bravo (2021–22)
* Canalesc (2022)
* Fuentes (2023)
* Ponce (2024)
* Sierra (2024–25)
* Villagrac (2025)
* Ramírez (2025–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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* t
* e

Cruz Azul – managers

* Sánchez (1961–62)
* Marik (1962–66)
* Ormeño (1966)
* Cárdenas (1966–75)
* Moncebáez (1975–76)
* Marik (1976)
* Portugal (1976)
* Trelles (1976–82)
* Marín (1982)
* Meza (1982–1983)
* Quintano (1983–86)
* Pulido (1986–88)
* Lapuente (1988)
* Velarde (1988–89)
* Lapuente (1989)
* Velarde (1989–90)
* Bierbaumc (1990)
* Prieto (1990–92)
* Acosta (1992)
* Meza (1992–95)
* Tena (1995–96)
* Vucetich (1996–97)
* del Muroc (1997)
* Tena (1997–2000)
* Trejo (2000–02)
* Carrillo (2003)
* Meza (2003–04)
* Tena (2004)
* Saldívarc (2004)
* Romano (2005)
* Mizrahi (2006–07)
* Markarián (2007–08)
* Galindo (2008–09)
* Siboldic (2009)
* Meza (2009–12)
* Vázquez (2012–13)
* Tena (2013–15)
* Bueno (2015)
* Morenoc (2015)
* Boy (2015–16)
* Morenoc (2016)
* Jémez (2016–17)
* Caixinha (2017–19)
* Morenoc (2019)
* Siboldi (2019–20)
* Gonzálezc (2020)
* Reynoso (2021–22)
* Aguirre (2022)
* Gutiérrez (2022–23)
* Morenoc (2023)
* Ferretti (2023)
* Moreno (2023)
* Anselmi (2024–25)
* Sánchez (2025)
* Larcamón (2025–)

(c) = caretaker manager

* v
* t
* e

Chile national football team – managers

* Fanta (1916)
* Bértola (1917)
* Parra (1919)
* Bertone (1920–22)
* Acuña (1924)
* Rosetti (1926)
* Powell (1928)
* Orth (1930)
* Morales+Giudice (1935)
* Mazullo (1936–39)
* Garay (1941)
* Platko (1941–45)
* Tirado (1946–49)
* Buccicardi (1950–52)
* Tirado (1952–53)
* Platko (1953)
* Tirado (1954–56)
* Salerno (1956–57)
* Pakozdi (1957)
* Riera (1959–62)
* Hormazábal (1963–65)
* Álamos (1966)
* Scopelli (1966–67)
* Nocetti (1968–69)
* Riera (1970)
* Vera+Pino (1971)
* Pino (1972)
* Gutendorf (1972)
* Álamos (1973–74)
* Morales (1974–75)
* Peña (1976–77)
* Santibáñez (1977–82)
* Ibarra (1983)
* Carrasco (1984)
* Cantatore (1984)
* Morales (1985)
* Ibarra (1986)
* Aravena (1987–89)
* Salah (1990–93)
* Acosta (1993)
* Jozić (1994)
* Azkargorta (1995–96)
* Acosta (1996–2001)
* García (2001)
* Garcés (2001)
* Vaccia (2002)
* Olmos (2003–05)
* Acosta (2005–07)
* Bielsa (2007–11)
* Borghi (2011–12)
* Sampaoli (2012–16)
* Pizzi (2016–17)
* Rueda (2018–20)
* Lasarte (2021–22)
* Berizzo (2022–23)
* Córdovac (2023)
* Gareca (2024–25)

(c) = caretaker manager

* v
* t
* e

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–)

* v
* t
* e

Bolivia national football team – managers

* Valderrama (1927)
* Saucedo (1930)
* Borelli (1945)
* Lara (1945–47)
* Dehaza (1949)
* Pretto (1950)
* Vicino (1953)
* Arraya (1959)
* Panay (1961)
* Danilo (1963–65)
* Valda (1965)
* Georgiadis (1966–67)
* Trigo (1967)
* Valda (1969–73)
* Gutendorf (1974)
* Trigo (1975)
* Valda (1975)
* Camacho (1977)
* Vibra (1977)
* Blacut (1979–81)
* Saldanha (1981–82)
* Camacho (1983–85)
* Pino (1985)
* Rodriguez (1985–87)
* Nito Veiga  (1987–88)
* Habegger (1989–90)
* Blacut (1991–92)
* Azkargorta (1993–94)
* López Habas (1995)
* Drašković (1996)
* López Habas (1996–97)
* Veira (1998–2000)
* Aragonés (2000–01)
* Habegger (2001)
* Trucco (2001–02)
* V. Soria (2002)
* Roque (2003)
* Giovagnoli (2003)
* Acosta (2003–04)
* Blacut (2004)
* Messa (2004–06)
* Sánchez (2006–09)
* E. Villegas (2009–10)
* Quinteros (2010–12)
* Azkargorta (2012–14)
* M. Soria (2014)
* Clausen (2014)
* M. Soria (2015)
* Baldivieso (2015–16)
* Hoyos (2016)
* M. Soria (2016–18)
* D. Farías (2018)
* C. Farías (2018–19)
* E. Villegas (2019)
* C. Farías (2019–22)
* Escobarc (2022)
* Costas (2022–23)
* Zago (2023–24)
* Ó. Villegas (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

* v
* t
* e

Everton de Viña del Mar – managers

* Duharte (1944)
* Gianelli (1944)
* Vilariño (1944)
* C. Torres (1944)
* Costagliola (1944)
* Vilariño (1945)
* Della Torre (1945–46)
* Panay (1947)
* Orsi (1947)
* M. García (1948–54)
* Sponeck (1955–56)
* Aldabe (1957–58)
* Biondi (1959–63)
* D. Torres (1964–66)
* Lourido (1966)
* Casartelli (1967)
* A. Rodríguez (1967)
* Gui. Díaz (1968)
* Lourido (1968–69)
* Pino (1969–71)
* D. Torres (1972)
* Saldamando (1973)
* Pérez (1973)
* Climent (1973–75)
* M. García (1975)
* Morales (1976–78)
* Miranda (1979)
* Contreras (1979)
* Tassara (1980)
* Lealc (1980)
* Peña (1980–81)
* Louridoc (1981)
* Molina (1981)
* Contreras (1981–83)
* Riera (1983–84)
* Tobar (1985)
* O. Aravena (1986)
* Quintano (1986)
* Ferrero (1987)
* Cortés (1987–88)
* Domínguez (1989)
* Leyes (1990)
* Tobar (1991)
* de la Barra (1992)
* Santibáñez (1992)
* Garcés (1993)
* Vargas (1993)
* Sorace (1994–95)
* Núñez c (1995)
* de la Barra (1995)
* Véliz (1996–97)
* Pelusso (1998)
* M. Rodríguez (1998)
* Siviero (1999)
* J. Aravena (2000)
* Sorace (2001)
* Baeza c (2001)
* Zapata (2001)
* J. García (2001)
* Siviero (2002)
* Arrué (2002)
* Ibarra (2003)
* Socías (2003–04)
* Garcés (2004–05)
* Espina (2006)
* J. García (2006)
* Olmos (2007)
* J. García (2007)
* Acosta (2007–10)
* Osella (2010–11)
* Figueroa (2011–12)
* Castañeda (2012–13)
* Labruna (2013–14)
* Acosta (2014)
* Medinac (2014)
* Marcoleta (2014)
* Medina (2014–15)
* Rivero (2015–16)
* Uribec (2016)
* Tapia (2016)
* Vitamina (2016–18)
* Torrente (2018)
* Gus. Díaz (2019)
* Torrente (2019–20)
* Sensini (2020–21)
* Meneghini (2022–24)
* González c (2024)
* Solari (2024)
* Leal (2025)
* Dalsasso c (2025)
* Larriera (2025–)

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Deportivo Quito – managers

* H. González (19xx–xx)
* Scarone (1960)
* Salgado (1960)
* Bores (1961–63)
* Ruales (1964)
* Veloso (1965)
* Bores (1966)
* Guerra (1967–69)
* Guerra (1973–74)
* Ignomiriello (1979)
* Battaini (1980–81)
* Sevilla (1983–86)
* Battaini (1987–88)
* Malbernat (1989)
* Ruiz (1991)
* Sevilla (1991–92)
* Battaini (1992)
* F. Carrera (1995)
* Moralejo (1995)
* P. Carrera (1996–97)
* Arrué (1997)
* Estay (1997–98)
* Danielle (1998)
* Morelli (1999)
* Danielle (2000–01)
* Sevilla (2001)
* Encalada (2001)
* Danielle (2001–02)
* Marchetta (2002)
* Proaño c (2002)
* García (2002)
* Marchetta (2002–03)
* Silva (2003)
* Alcócer c (2003)
* Basualdo (2004)
* Danielle c (2004)
* Quintabani (2004–05)
* Danielle c (2005)
* Asad (2005)
* Danielle c (2005)
* Benítez (2006)
* Cabrera (2006)
* Miranović (2006–07)
* L. González (2007)
* Morelli (2007)
* Sevilla (2008)
* Insúa (2009–10)
* Sevilla (2010)
* Bustos (2011)
* Garay c (2011)
* Ischia (2011–12)
* Acosta (2012)
* Insúa (2012–13)
* Garay (2014)
* Sevilla (2014)
* Silva (2015)
* Vélez (2015)
* Salas c (2015)
* Sevilla (2015)
* Salas c (2015)
* Fleitas (2016)
* Vizuete (2016)
* Mera (2016)
* Salas (2017–19)
* Vásquez (2019–20)
* Duarte (2020)
* Espinel (2021)
* Calderón (2021)
* Duarte (2022–23)
* Mandra (2024)
* Castro (2024)
* Blázquez (2025–)

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Deportes Iquique – managers

* Vilches (1978)
* Novo (1979)
* Estay (1979–80)
* Rivas (1980)
* Prieto (1981)
* Rodríguez Vega (1982)
* M. Arrué c (1982)
* Toro (1982–83)
* Ahumada (1984)
* A. Valenzuela (1985)
* F. Rodríguez (1985)
* Campos (1986–87)
* Estay (1988)
* Mareque (1989)
* O. Valenzuela (1989–90)
* Carreño (1991)
* Estay (1992)
* Maldonado (1993)
* Carreño (1992–93)
* Cejas c (1993)
* Maldonado (1993)
* Carreño (1994)
* Novo (1994)
* Estay (1994)
* Solís (1994–95)
* J. Páez (1995)
* Zaror (1996)
* Pelusso (1996–97)
* M. Rodríguez (1997–98)
* Garcés (1998–99)
* M.Á. Arrué (1999)
* Carreño (2000–01)
* Estay (2001)
* Milanese Comisso (2002)
* Godoy (2002)
* E. Guerrero c (2002)
* Estay (2003)
* Ahumada (2003–05)
* Pozo c (2005)
* Carreño (2006–07)
* Sulantay (2008)
* Rivas (2008–09)
* E. Guerrero (2009)
* Huerta (2009–10)
* Cantillana (2010–11)
* Sarabia c (2011)
* Pellicer (2011)
* Vergara (2011–12)
* Musiano c (2012)
* C. Díaz (2013)
* Musiano c (2013)
* Vera (2013–14)
* Carreño c (2014)
* Pinto (2014)
* Comelles c (2014)
* Acosta (2014–15)
* E. Guerrero c (2015)
* Vera (2015–17)
* E. Guerrero c (2017–18)
* Riffo (2018)
* Musrri (2018)
* Vitamina (2018)
* Vera (2019–20)
* Leiva (2020–21)
* Musrri (2021)
* Rivero (2021–22)
* Cantillana (2022)
* Villalobos c (2022)
* Ponce (2023)
* Ramírez (2024–25)
* R. Guerrero c (2025)
* F. Díaz (2025–)

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Awards

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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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Copa Chile winning managers

* 1958: Tassara
* 1959: Pérez
* 1960: Villegas
* 1961: Pérez
* 1962: Casartelli
* 1974: Álamos
* 1975: Peña
* 1977: Riera
* 1979: Riera
* 1980: Estay
* 1981: García
* 1982: García
* 1983: Prieto
* 1984: Riera
* 1985: García
* 1986: Siviero
* 1987: Rodríguez
* 1988: Salah
* 1989: Salah
* 1990: Salah
* 1991: Cantatore
* 1992: Acosta
* 1993: Acosta
* 1994: Prieto
* 1995: Pellegrini
* 1996: Benítez
* 1998: Hernández
* 2000: Vaccia
* 2008–09: Pellicer
* 2009: Mariani
* 2010: Cantillana
* 2011: Lepe
* 2012–13: Franco
* 2013–14: Vera
* 2014–15: Fuentes
* 2015: Lasarte
* 2016: Guede
* 2017: Córdova
* 2018: Basay
* 2019: Salas
* 2021: Quinteros
* 2022: Núñez
* 2023: Quinteros
* 2024: Álvarez

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