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Leonel Herrera (footballer, born 1948)

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Leonel Herrera
Personal information
Full name	Leonel Anselmo Herrera Rojas
Date of birth	(1948-10-10) 10 October 1948 (age 75)
Place of birth	Tierra Amarilla, Chile
Height	1.74 m (5 ft 9 in)^[1]
Position(s)	Centre-back
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1966	Universidad Católica
1967–1974	Colo-Colo
1975–1978	Unión Española	96	(6)
1979–1986	Colo-Colo	197	(15)
1986–1987	O'Higgins
International career
1971–1985	Chile	40	(0)
Managerial career
1988	Audax Italiano
1988	Deportes Valdivia
1990-1991	Deportes Temuco
1992	Deportes Arica
1994	Deportes Melipilla
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Leonel Anselmo Herrera Rojas (born 10 October 1948) is a Chilean former footballer who played as a centre-back for Universidad Católica, Colo Colo, Unión Española and O'Higgins and the Chile national team.^[1]

Personal life

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Herrera was born in Tierra Amarilla, Chile.

He is the father of the former Chilean footballer Leonel Herrera Silva and his cousin, Eladio Rojas, is a historical player of the Chile national team.^[2]

Honours

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Club

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Colo-Colo

Chilean Primera División (6): 1970, 1972, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1986
Copa Chile (1): 1974
Copa Polla Gol (3): 1981, 1982, 1985

Unión Española

Chilean Primera División (1): 1977

International

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Chile^[3]

Copa del Pacífico^[es] (2): 1971^[es], 1983^[es]
Copa Juan Pinto Durán^[es] (2): 1971^[es], 1979^[es]
Copa Carlos Dittborn^[es] (1): 1973^[es]
Copa Leoncio Provoste^[es] (1): 1973^[es]

References

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^ ^a ^b "Leonel Herrera". National Football Teams. Retrieved 17 February 2021.

^ Fernández, Denís; Navarrete, Luis (25 August 2018). "De Leonel a Leonel" (in Spanish). La Tercera. Retrieved 18 July 2022.

^ "Leonel Herrera". Partidos de la Roja (in Spanish). Retrieved 18 July 2022.

External links

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Profile at Colo-Colo Profile at
Profile at Dale Albo Profile at

Leonel Herrera – International tournaments

Chile squad – 1975 Copa América

GK Nef
GK Vallejos
DF González
DF Galindo
DF Herrera
DF Machuca
DF Soto
MF Araneda
MF Díaz
MF Gamboa
MF Inostroza
MF Lara
MF Las Heras
MF Reinoso
MF Valdés
FW Ahumada
FW Crisosto
FW Méndez
FW Spedaletti
FW Véliz
Coach: Morales

Chile squad – 1983 Copa América

GK Cornez
GK R. Rojas
GK Wirth
DF Espinoza
DF L. Herrera
DF Hisis
DF Pacheco
DF L. Rojas
DF Valenzuela
MF Aravena
MF Dubó
MF Pizarro
MF Soto
FW Vera
FW Arriaza
FW O. Herrera
FW Hurtado
FW Letelier
FW Orellana
FW J. Rojas
Coach: Ibarra

Leonel Herrera – Managerial positions

Audax Italiano – managers

Giudice (1936)

Marchant (1938)

Marchant (1942–43)

Boffi (1944–45)

Marchant (1946)

Nocetti (1947–48)

Pakozdi (1951–52)

Pakozdi (1956–57)

Tirado (1959)

García (1962)

Carrasco (1963)

Pakozdi (1964)

Cruzat (1965)

Biondi (1966)

Álamos (1967–68)

Torino (1968–69)

Biondi (1970)

Arias (1971)

Venegas (1972)

Menadier (1973)

Cárdenas (1974–75)

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)

Mitjaew (1983)

Peña (1983)

Mercury (1983)

Venegas (1984)

Campos (1984)

Godoy (1985)

Hormazábal (1985–86)

Carrasco (1986)

Parra (1986)

Herrera (1988)

Álvarez (1988)

Climent (1988)

Godoy (1988–90)

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–)

Deportes Valdivia – managers

Valdés (1983)

Venegas (1985–86)

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)

Cancino^c (2014)

Reinoso (2014–15)

Balladares (2015–16)

Lunari (2016)

Cancino^c (2016)

Cavalieri (2016–17)

Rojas (2017)

Aravena (2017–19)

P. González (2019)

Norambuena (2019)

Press (2019–2020)

Ruiz (2020)

Peña^c (2020)

Cavalieri (2021)

Marcoleta (2021–2023)

Kalleg (2023–)

Deportes Temuco – managers

Tirado (1961–63)

Mocciola (1965–66)

García (1967–68)

Peña (1969–70)

Guevara (1971–81)

Ortiz (1982)

Guevara (1983–84)

Mercury (1984)

Ortíz^c (1984)

Poblete (1984–1985)

Mercury (1987)

Belmar (1988)

Mora (1989)

Guevara (1989)

Mercury (1990)

Herrera (1991)

Santibáñez (1991–92)

Ré (1992)

Páez (1992–94)

Cortázar (1994–96)

Mercury^c (1996)

Garcés (1996)

Mercury (1997)

Álamos (1997)

Mercury (1997)

Merlo (1998)

Guevara (1998)

Durán (2000)

Mercury (2001–02)

Villegas (2003)

González (2004)

Nigretti (2005)

Villegas (2005)

Gangas (2006)

Guevara^c (2006)

González (2007)

Guevara^c (2007)

Bonvallet (2007)

Soto (2008)

Zelaya (2009)

Soto (2009)

Greig (2009)

Muñoz (2009)

Hidalgo (2010)

Zelaya (2010)

Vargas (2011)

Cortázar (2011)

Girardengo (2012)

Barría^c (2012)

Girardengo (2012)

Huerta (2013)

Astengo (2013)

Latín^c (2013)

Vergara (2014)

Abraham (2014–15)

Landeros (2015–17)

Giovagnoli (2017–18)

Ponce (2018)

Vilches (2019)

Lira (2019–21)

Arán (2022)

Avendaño^c (2022)

Aravena (2022)

Avendaño^c (2022)

Ribera (2023)

Cuello (2023–24)

Valencia (2024–)

San Marcos de Arica – managers

Luco (1979)

Muñoz (1978)

Carrasco (1979)

P. García (1979)

C. Ramírez (1980)

Casanova (1980)

Rodríguez (1980)

Muñoz (1980)

Belmar (1981)

Estay (1982–84)

Robles (1984–85)

Estay (1985)

Godoy (1986)

Muñoz (1986–87)

L. Ramírez (1988)

Valenzuela (1989)

Belmar (1989)

Solís (1990)

Molina (1990)

Godoy (1990)

D. Díaz (1991)

Robles (1991)

Herrera (1992)

Godoy (1993)

Ibarra (1994)

Godoy (1994)

Robles (1995)

Hurtado (1995)

Bravo (1996)

Ibarra (1996)

Jara (1997)

R. García (1998)

Carreño (1998–99)

Godoy (2000)

Robles (2001)

Santibáñez (2001)

Medina (2002)

Carreño (2002)

Molina (2003)

Ibarra (2003)

Medina (2004)

G. Cornejo (2004)

Nichiporuk (2005)

Ubilla (2005)

Soto (2006)

Alegre (2007)

Mondaca (2008–09)

Godoy (2009–10)

Ibarra (2011)

Marcoleta (2011–14)

F. Díaz (2014)

Mamani^c (2014)

Vergara (2015)

Figueroa (2015–16)

Astorga (2016)

Pereyra (2017)

Musrri (2018)

Godoy (2018)

F. Cornejo (2019)

Peña (2020–2022)

Arrué (2023)

Barría (2023–24)

Cavalieri (2024–)

Deportes Melipilla – managers

G. Páez (1992)

Rodríguez (1992)

Mendoza (1992)

J. Páez (1993)

Herrera (1994)

Ahumada (1995)

Godoy (1995)

G. Páez (1996)

Cruz (1996)

Cortés (1997)

G. Páez (1998)

Rivas (1999–2000)

Dubó (2001)

G. Páez (2001)

Huerta (2002)

Ubilla (2002–05)

G. Páez (2005)

Musrri (2006–07)

Fuentes (2007–08)

Díaz^c (2008)

Dabrowski (2008)

Díaz^c (2008)

Smink (2009)

Astorga (2009)

Abarca (2010)

Godoy (2011)

G. Páez (2011)

Mondaca (2012)

Fredes (2013)

Cossio (2013–14)

Meléndez (2014)

Cossio (2014–16)

Carloto (2016–18)

Miranda (2018)

Córdova^c (2018)

Valentini^c (2018)

Adomaitis (2018)

Carloto/Contreras (2019)

Adomaitis (2019–20)

Armijo (2020–21)

Pérez^c (2021)

Armijo (2021)

Escalante^c (2021)

Arán (2021)

Pereyra (2022)

Vera (2022)

Pérez (2022)

Peña (2023)

Quintanilla (2023–)

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