Gabriel Calderón

Gabriel Calderón
Gabriel Calderón (2019)
Personnel
Surname	Gabriel Humberto Calderón
birthday	February 7, 1960
place of birth	Rawson ,  Argentina
size	180 cm
position	Midfielder and striker
Men's
Years	station	Games (goals) 1
1976	Club El Porvenir	25 0(3)
1977	Racing Club Avellaneda	28 0(3)
1978	CA Lanus	24 0(0)
1979-1981	Racing Club Avellaneda	85 (13)
1981-1983	CA Independiente	74 (15)
1983-1987	Betis Seville	131 (38)
1987-1990	Paris Saint-Germain	102 (11)
1989-1990	Paris Saint-Germain B.	4 0(3)
1990-1992	FC Sion	47 (17)
1992-1993	SM Caen	36 0(2)
1993-1994	FC Lausanne Sports	31 0(5)
National team
Years	selection	Games (goals)
	Argentina youth
1977-1981	Argentina (U 20)	20 (5)
1981-1990	Argentina	23 (1)
Stations as a trainer
Years	station
1997-2000	SM Caen
2003	FC Lausanne Sports
2004-2005	Saudi Arabia
2007-2008	Oman
2008-2010	al-Ittihad
2010-2011	al-Hilal
2011–2012	Baniyas SC
2012-2013	Bahrain
2014	Betis Seville
1 Only league games are given.

Gabriel Humberto Calderón (born February 7, 1960 in Rawson , Chubut ) is a former Argentine football player and current coach .

Player career

society

Calderón began his career as a junior player with the Argentine clubs Club El Porvenir , Racing Club Avellaneda , Club Atlético Lanús and Club Atlético Independiente before the attacking midfielder moved to Betis Sevilla in Spain in 1983 . He stayed there until 1987 and played a total of 131 games, scoring 38 goals. In 1987 he moved to Paris Saint-Germain , where he scored a total of eleven goals in 102 games. Further stations in his career were the clubs FC Sion (1990 to 1992) and Lausanne-Sports (1993/1994) in Switzerland and SM Caen in France .

National team

In the years 1981 to 1990 Calderón was called up to play the Albiceleste a total of 23 times . He was also a striker for the 1982 and 1990 World Cups . As a national player, he scored a goal.

Coaching career

In 1994 Calderón ended his active career and initially worked as a television commentator before he began a coaching career at Caen in 1997 and worked there until 2000. He then coached his former team in Lausanne until 2003, before becoming the coach of the Saudi Arabian national soccer team in 2004 . There he succeeded in qualifying for the 2006 World Cup in Germany, but after a disappointing performance by the team at the West Asian Games in 2005, he was dismissed and replaced by the Brazilian Marcos Paquetá . From April 2007 to 2008 Calderón coached the national team of Oman . In June 2008 he took over the coaching position at the Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad , which he held until 2010. He then succeeded Eric Gerets as coach of Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia , before taking over the national team of Bahrain after an interlude at Baniyas SC . As of August 13, 2013, Calderon was without a club. In January 2014, Betis Sevilla signed him as a coach.

successes

As a player

Paris Saint-Germain

• Runner-up 1988-89

FC Sion

• Swiss champion 1991–92
• Swiss cup winner 1991

Argentina

• 1979 World Youth Champion
• 1990 Vice World Champion

As a trainer

al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) | al-Ittihad

• Vice-AFC Champions League 2009
• Saudi Premier League : 2008-09
• King Cup of Champions: 2010

al-Hilal

• Saudi Premier League: 2010-11
• Saudi Crown Prince Cup: 2011

Web links

• Gabriel Calderón in the database of weltfussball.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Gabriel Calderon is the new coach at bottom line Betis. In: Rheinische Post from January 20, 2014 (accessed January 20, 2014).