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Eladio Vaschetto

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Eladio Vaschetto
Personal information

Full name	Eladio Vaschetto
Place of birth	Argentina
Position(s)	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1934–1935	Colón
1936–1939	River Plate	71	(27)
1942–1943	Colo Colo	6	(1)
1944–1947	Puebla	9	(10)
Managerial career
1945–1946	Puebla (Player-coach)
1947–1948	Porto
1951–1952	Porto
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Eladio Vaschetto was a former Argentine football player. He played with Club Atlético River Plate, Colo Colo and Puebla FC in Mexico.

Biography

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Eladio Vaschetto was a former Argentine football player. He started his professional career with the Argentine club Club Atlético River Plate in 1936 where he managed to win 2 league titles in 1936 and 1939. After the 1939 tournament he transferred to Chile were after a few years he managed to sign with top futbol club Colo Colo. In 1943 after a short stay with Colo Colo, he signed with newly created Puebla FC in Mexico. Vaschetto was the first player to score in the club's history in 1944^[1] against Atlas. During his 3 years at the Mexican club he managed to score 21 goles and helped the club win its first Copa Mexico title in the 1944-45 tournament. After the 1946-47 tournament he retired and soon relocated to Portugal where he managed F.C. Porto during the 1947–48 and the 1951-52 tournaments.

Honors

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Club Atlético River Plate

Argentine Primera División :(2) 1936, 1939

Puebla FC

Copa Mexico :(1) 1945

References

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^ "Puebla FC history". Archived from the original on 2012-11-25.

Club Puebla – managers

Morilla (1944–45)

Vaschetto (1945–46)

Travieso (1946–48)

Morilla (1948–50)

Vantolra (1950–51)

Casals (1951–52)

Lángara (1952–54)

Morilla (1955–56)

Alonso (1964)

García Rojas (1964–65)

Rodolfi (1965–66)

Marik (1966–68)

Gatica (1969–72)

Trelles (1972–74)

Zubieta (1974–75)

Monzebáez (1976–77)

Peters (1977)

Faccio (1977–78)

Lapuente (1979–80)

Sani (1981–82)

Urbina (1981–82)

Lapuente (1982–84)

Fernández (1985–87)

P. García (1988–89)

Lapuente (1989–93)

Tena (1993–95)

Fernández (1995–96)

Ruiz (1996–97)

Cárdenas (1998)

Tena (1999)

Bakero (1999)

Mejía Barón (2000)

Moscoso (2000)

Carrillo (2000–01)

Boy (2002)

Domínguez^c (2002)

Boy^c (2002)

Ambríz (2002)

Vucetich (2002–03)

Fernández (2003)

Carrillo (2003–04)

Saporiti (2005)

Aravena (2005)

Chelís (2006)

Bracamontes (2006)

Menotti (2006)

Chelís (2006–08)

Carrillo (2008)

Chelís (2009–10)

Fentanes (2010)

Trejo (2010–11)

Eugui (2011)

Bueno (2011)

Osorio (2012)

Bartolotta (2012)

Guzmán (2012)

Poblete (2012)

Lapuente (2013)

Romano (2013–14)

Chelís (2014)

Guadalupe Cruz (2014–15)

Marini (2015–16)

Valiño (2016–17)

Cardozo (2017)

R. García (2017)

Meza (2017–19)

Chelís (2019)

Reynoso (2019–20)

Larcamón (2021–22)

Arce (2023–)

FC Porto – managers

Gadda (1906–07)

Cassagne (1907–22)

Tezler (1922–27)

Cal (1927–28)

Szabó (1928–35)

Biri (1935–36)

Siska (1936)

Magyar (1936)

Gutkas (1936–37)

Siska (1937–42)

Hertzka (1942–45)

Szabó (1945–47)

Nunes (1947)

Vaschetto (1947–48)

Scopelli (1948–49)

A. Silva (1949–50)

Pinga (1949–50)

Reboredo (1950)

Vogel (1950)

Gencsy (1950–51)

Vaschetto (1951–52)

Pasarín (1952)

Taioli (1952–53)

de Oliveira (1953–54)

Vaz (1954–55)

Yustrich (1955–56)

Costa (1956–57)

Yustrich (1957–58)

Bumbel (1958)

Guttmann (1958–59)

Puricelli (1959)

Daučík (1959–60)

Reboredo (1960)

Vieira (1960–61)

Reboredo (1961)

Orth (1961–62)

Reboredo (1962)

Kálmár (1962–63)

Glória (1963–65)

Costa (1965–66)

Mendes (1966)

Pedroto (1966–69)

Morais (1969)

Schwartz (1969–70)

Vieirinha (1969–70)

Docherty (1970–71)

Teixeira (1971)

Baeta (1971)

Amaral (1971–72)

Feliciano (1972)

Riera (1972–73)

Guttmann (1973–74)

Moreira (1974–75)

Stanković (1975–76)

Monteiro da Costa (1976)

Pedroto (1976–80)

Stessl (1980–82)

Pedroto (1982–83)

Morais (1983–84)

Artur Jorge (1984–87)

Ivić (1987–88)

Quinito (1988)

Murça (1988)

Artur Jorge (1988–91)

C. Silva (1991–93)

Ivić (1993–94)

Robson (1994–96)

Inácio (1995)

Oliveira (1996–98)

Santos (1998–2001)

Machado (2001–02)

Mourinho (2002–04)

Delneri (2004)

Fernández (2004–05)

Couceiro (2005)

Adriaanse (2005–06)

Barros (2006)

Ferreira (2006–10)

Villas-Boas (2010–11)

Pereira (2011–13)

Fonseca (2013–14)

Castro (2014)

Lopetegui (2014–16)

Barros (2016)

Peseiro (2016)

Nuno (2016–17)

Conceição (2017–24)

Vítor Bruno (2024–)

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