Manuel Olivares

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Manuel Olivares
Personnel
Surname Manuel Olivares Lapeña
birthday April 2, 1909
place of birth Son Servera ,  Spain
date of death February 16, 1976
position striker
Juniors
Years station
Real Sociedad
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1928-1931 Deportivo Alavés
1931-1934 real Madrid 39 (33)
1934-1935 Real Sociedad 17 0(6)
1935-1940 Real Zaragoza
1940-1941 Hércules Alicante
1941-1942 CD Málaga
1942-1943 Algeciras FC
National team
Years selection Games (goals)
1930 Spain 1 0(0)
Stations as a trainer
Years station
1935-1936 Real Zaragoza
1940-1941 Hércules Alicante
1941-1942 CD Málaga
1943-1944 Real Linense
1944-1946 UD Salamanca
1946-1947 Real Zaragoza
1947-1948 Nacional de Palencia
1949-1950 FC Villena
1950-1952 FC Calvo Sotelo
1952-1953 Betis Seville
1953-1954 Orihuela FC
1 Only league games are given.

Manuel Olivares Lapeña (born April 2, 1909 in Son Servera , † February 16, 1976 ) was a Spanish football player and coach .

Player career

society

Olivares was born in Son Servera in the Balearic Islands . In his childhood he moved with his family to San Sebastián and from then on went through the youth teams of Real Sociedad . In 1928 he signed his first professional contract with the second division club Deportivo Alavés .

In 1930 Olivares rose with his club in the Primera División . His debut in the top division of Spain took place on December 7, 1930, the first day of the 1930/31 season . Alavés met Real Sociedad of all places. Olivares scored two goals and the game ended 2-2. The Spaniard played a total of 14 games and scored ten goals.

For the 1931/32 season Olivares moved to Real Madrid . With the Royal , he won two Spanish championships and the Copa del Rey . In addition, he was the top scorer with 16 goals in the 1932/33 season .

In 1934 Olivares left the Spanish capital and returned to Real Sociedad . At the end of the season, however, he rose with the club after extremely mixed results in the Segunda División . For the 1935/36 season he finally moved to the second division Real Saragossa and henceforth worked as a player- coach . With Saragossa he immediately succeeded in promotion to the Primera División . The Spanish Civil War then paralyzed gaming operations.

After the war, Olivares moved to Hércules Alicante . There he also worked as a player-coach. After an uneventful season in the Primera División, he joined the second division CD Málaga in 1941 . In 1943 he ended his career at Algeciras FC .

In total, Olivares played 82 games in the Primera División and scored 54 goals.

National team

On June 14, 1930 Olivares played his first and only international match for the Spanish national team against Czechoslovakia . The game was lost 2-0.

Coaching career

After quitting his football boots, Olivares decided to pursue a career as a coach. He benefited from the fact that he had already gained experience as a player-coach. He was still denied major successes. In 1945 he was promoted to the Segunda División with UD Salamanca . The following year, however, they were relegated again. In 1951 he led UD Puertollano for the first time in the club's history in the Tercera División , which was then the third highest Spanish division. After further brief engagements, he ended his coaching career in 1954.

successes

As a player

As a trainer

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personal data
SURNAME Olivares, Manuel
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Olivares Lapeña, Manuel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION spanish soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH April 2, 1909
PLACE OF BIRTH Son Servera
DATE OF DEATH February 16, 1976