Víctor Cancino

Chilean footballer (born 1972)

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

Víctor CancinoPersonal information

Full name|  Víctor Antonio Cancino Araneda
Date of birth|  (1972-06-27) 27 June 1972 (age 51)
Place of birth|  Los Lagos, Chile
Height|  1.76 m (5 ft 9 in)
Position(s)|  Defensive midfielder
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1992|  Deportivo Valdivia|  –|  (–)
1992–1997|  Real Valdivia|  204|  (1)
1997–1998|  Deportes Puerto Montt|  68|  (0)
1999–2001|  Deportes Concepción|  43|  (2)
2002–2004|  Santiago Wanderers|  136|  (4)
2004–2005|  Universidad de Chile|  26|  (0)
2005|  → Santiago Wanderers (loan)|  19|  (2)
2006–2007|  Coquimbo Unido|  43|  (0)
2007|  Santiago Wanderers|  17|  (0)
2008–2011|  Deportes Puerto Montt|  148|  (1)
International career
2001|  Chile|  2|  (0)
2001|  Chile B|  1|  (0)
Managerial career
2012–2013|  Deportes Puerto Montt (youth)
2012|  Deportes Puerto Montt (assistant)
2017|  Deportes Rengo
2021|  Deportes Puerto Montt (assistant)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Víctor Antonio Cancino Araneda (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbiɣtoɾ anˈtonjo kanˈsino aɾaˈneða]; born 27 June 1972) is a Chilean former footballer.

## Club career[edit]

born in Los Lagos, Cancino was signed by Deportes Puerto Montt from Real Valdivia in his native Los Lagos in the 1997 Primera División season.

Cancino also won a league title in 2004, playing at Universidad de Chile, and is an important player of Deportes Puerto Montt, former 90s team Real Valdivia and Santiago Wanderers, leaving in those teams a message of great effort.

## International career[edit]

Cancino played in 2001 in the Chile national team under the orders of the coach Jorge Garcés.[1] In addition, he made an appearance for Chile B in the friendly match against Catalonia on 28 December 2001.[2]

## Honours[edit]

### Club[edit]

Universidad de Chile

* Primera División de Chile (1): 2004 Apertura

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Víctor Cancino". Partidos de La Roja (in Spanish). Retrieved 25 September 2022.
2. ^ Morrison, Neil (2 February 2005). "International Matches 2001 - Other". RSSSF. Retrieved 25 September 2022.

## External links[edit]

* Víctor Cancino at Football-Lineups
* Víctor Cancino at Soccerway
* Victor Cancino at BDFA (in Spanish)
* Víctor Cancino at MemoriaWanderers (in Spanish)

Víctor Rivero managerial positions

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Deportes Valdivia – managers

* Valdés (1983)
* García (1987–88)
* Herrera (1988–89)
* Matus (1989)
* Guevara (1990)
* Marcoleta (1995)
* M. González (2004)
* Vásquez (2004)
* Barbosa (2004–05)
* Caroca (2005–06)
* Soto (2007)
* López (2008)
* Soto (2008–09)
* Milanca (2009–11)
* Muñoz (2012)
* Lunari (2013)
* Landeros (2013–14)
* Cancinoc (2014)
* Reinoso (2014–15)
* Balladares (2015–16)
* Lunari (2016)
* Cancinoc (2016)
* Cavalieri (2016–17)
* Rojas (2017)
* Aravena (2017–19)
* P. González (2019)
* Norambuena (2019)
* Press (2019–2020)
* Ruiz (2020)
* Peñac (2020)
* Cavalieri (2021)
* Marcoleta (2021–2023)
* Kalleg (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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San Luis – managers

* Powell (1929–30)
* Báez (1949–50)
* Varela (1951)
* Carmona (1953)
* Cruzat (1953)
* Vidal (1954)
* Sorrel (1955)
* Orlandelli (1956)
* Ramos (1957)
* Tirado (1958)
* Stefanovic (1959)
* Pakodzi (1959)
* Quitral (1960)
* Marchant (1961)
* Varela (1961)
* Quitral (1961)
* Prieto (1962)
* Pesce (1963–64)
* Quitralc (1964)
* Board of Directorsc (1964)
* Torres (1964–65)
* Plattkó (1965)
* Torres (1965–67)
* Mondaca (1967)
* Ríos/Royoc (1967)
* Cruzat (1967)
* Varela (1968)
* Torres (1968)
* Navarro (1969)
* Chávez (1973)
* Veloso (1979–80)
* Baldovinos (1981)
* Rodríguez Vega (1981)
* Godoy (1982)
* Castilloc (1982)
* Campos (1982)
* Belmar (1983)
* Rubilar (1984)
* Contreras (1984)
* Belmar (1984–85)
* R. Gatica (1985–86)
* Veloso (1986)
* R. Gaticac (1986)
* G. Cornejo (1986)
* Jara (1987)
* Graffigna (1987)
* Vargas (1987)
* R. Gatica (1987–88)
* Moreira (1988)
* Valdés (1988)
* Mercury (1989)
* R. Gatica (1989–90)
* Veloso (1990–91)
* Mercury (1990)
* Veloso (1991)
* L. Gatica (1992)
* Espinoza (1993)
* R. Gaticac (1993)
* Rubilar (1994)
* Carrasco (1994)
* R. Gatica (1994–95)
* Solar (1996)
* Vargas (1996)
* Acuña (1997)
* Vargas (1997)
* Sandovalc (1997)
* Castillo (1998)
* Brante/Fierro (1998)
* Inostroza (1998–99)
* Zapata (1999)
* L. Gatica (2000)
* Núñez (2001)
* Dubó (2001–02)
* Riffo (2003–07)
* Ormeño (2007–08)
* L. Gaticac (2008)
* Vinés (2008)
* L. Gatica (2008)
* Osella (2009–10)
* Mariani (2010)
* Ochoa (2010)
* Rodríguez (2011)
* Cossio (2011)
* Soto (2012)
* Giganti (2012)
* Ponce (2013–14)
* Cossio (2014)
* Rivero (2014–15)
* Sciacqua (2015)
* Ramírez (2015–18)
* Osella (2018)
* Riffo (2018)
* Frutos (2019)
* Riffoc (2019)
* Franco (2019)
* Martínez (2019)
* Rivero (2020)
* Raya (2020)
* Martínez (2020–21)
* Cancinoc (2021)
* Bozán (2021)
* Vazzoler (2022)
* Bozán (2022–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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