Alberto Guerra

Alberto Guerra
Personnel
birthday	May 8, 1944
place of birth	Ciudad Juarez ,  Mexico
position	attack
Juniors
Years	station
	CD Guadalajara
Men's
Years	station	Games (goals) 1
1964-1969	CD Guadalajara
1969-1974	CF Monterrey
1974-1976	Atlético Potosino
Stations as a trainer
Years	station
1979-1982	Atlético Potosino
1982-1989	CD Guadalajara
1989	Mexico
1989-1990	Universidad de Guadalajara
1992-1993	Tecos de la UAG
1993-1995	CD Guadalajara
1 Only league games are given.

Alberto Guerra López (born May 8, 1944 in Ciudad Juárez , Chihuahua ) is a former Mexican football coach and player who was used in the position of the striker . Throughout his entire playing and coaching career, he was, as far as is understandable, only active for three club teams: Deportivo Guadalajara , Atlético Potosino and CF Monterrey . He also coached the Mexican national football team for three games in February 1989 . Since September 2009, Guerra has served on the Guadalajara City Football Council.

biography

player

With his parents moving, Guerra spent much of his childhood and youth in Guadalajara. There he played in various youth teams of the Club Deportivo Guadalajara, for which he made his debut as a professional player in the Mexican Primera División on August 23, 1964 in a game against city rivals CF Atlas . After five years with Chivas, he moved to Club de Fútbol Monterrey in 1969 and another five years later to Club Atlético Potosino, for which he worked for two years until the end of his active career in 1976.

Trainer

For Atlético Potosino, Guerra also made his coaching debut in 1979. He later moved to his "hometown club" Guadalajara, with which he was runner-up in 1983 and 1984 and in 1987 won the championship. In 1989 he coached the Mexican national team for three games, all of which were won (3: 1 against Poland, 2: 1 against Guatemala and 2: 0 against El Salvador). After the 1988/89 season he moved to the university club Leones Negros de la UdeG , with which he was also runner-up in 1990.

successes

• Mexican champion: 1987 (with CD Guadalajara)
• Mexican runner-up: 1983 and 1984 (with CD Guadalajara), 1990 (with Universidad de Guadalajara)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Article of September 7, 2009 in Mediotiempo (Spanish)
2. ↑ List of coaches who became champions and runners-up in Mexico ( Memento from December 12, 2006 in the Internet Archive ) (Spanish)