List of Chile national football team managers

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The following is a list of Chile national football team managers.

Managers

This is the statistical table of Chile national football team managers and all matches against National Teams.
* To obtain the performance percentage (%), it is considered 3 points for a win, 1 point for a draw and 0 points for a loss.
* Honours from friendly tournaments are shown in cursive.
* Coaches at the FIFA World Cup are shown in bold.

As of 20 June 2023
Manager NatCareer G W D L GF GA GD %Honours
Vacancy [lower-alpha 1] [1] [2] [3] 1910–19135005216-140.00%
Carlos Fanta [4] [1] [2] Flag of Chile.svg 19165014316-136.67%
Julián Bértola Flag of Uruguay.svg 19173003010-100.00%
Vacancy [lower-alpha 1] [5] 1917101011033.33%
Héctor Parra Flag of Chile.svg 1918–19193003112-110.00%
Juan Carlos Bertone Flag of Uruguay.svg 1920–192210037520-1510.00%
Vacancy [lower-alpha 1] [1] 1923–1924300319-80.00%
Carlos Acuña [1] [2] Flag of Chile.svg 19243003110-90.00%
José Rosetti Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg
Flag of Chile.svg
19264211146+858.33%
Vacancy [lower-alpha 1] [2] 1927100123-10.00%
Frank Powell Flag of England.svg 1928311177044.44%
György Orth Flag of Hungary (1915-1918, 1919-1946).svg 1930320153+266.67%
Joaquín Morales + Carlos Giudice [6] [2] Flag of Chile.svg + Flag of Chile.svg 1935300327-50.00%
Pedro Mazullo Flag of Uruguay.svg 1936–1939103162427-333.33%
Vacancy [lower-alpha 1] [7] 1941200237-40.00%
Máximo Garay Flag of Hungary (1915-1918, 1919-1946).svg
Flag of Chile.svg
1941420263+350.00%
Franz Platko Flag of Hungary (1915-1918, 1919-1946).svg 1941–194512525 [lower-alpha 2] 1920-147.22.00%
Luis Tirado Flag of Chile.svg 1946–1949198293238-645.61%
José Luis Boffi + Waldo Sanhueza [1] Flag of Argentina.svg + Flag of Chile.svg 1949did not manage matches against National Teams
Waldo Sanhueza [1] Flag of Chile.svg 1950did not manage matches against National Teams
Franz Platko + Waldo Sanhueza [1] Flag of Hungary (1949-1956; 1-2 aspect ratio).svg + Flag of Chile.svg 1950420288050.00%
Franz Platko [1] Flag of Hungary (1949-1956; 1-2 aspect ratio).svg 1950did not manage matches against National Teams
Alberto Buccicardi Flag of Chile.svg 1950310256-133.33%
Luis Tirado Flag of Chile.svg 1952–1953127 [lower-alpha 3] 142618+861.11%
Franz Platko [1] Flag of Hungary (1949-1956; 1-2 aspect ratio).svg 1953310238-533.33%
Luis Tirado Flag of Chile.svg 19544004110-90.00%
Group of football leaders [2] Flag of Chile.svg 1954210145-150.00%
Luis Tirado Flag of Chile.svg 1955–1956176383730+741.18%
José Salerno Flag of Argentina.svg 1956–195772141217-533.33%
Ladislao Pakozdi Flag of Hungary (1946-1949, 1956-1957; 1-2 aspect ratio).svg
Flag of Chile.svg
19576213411-738.89% 1957 Copa O'Higgins
Fernando Riera Flag of Chile.svg 1957–196234114195176-2536.27% 3rd place
1962 FIFA World Cup
Luis Álamos [10] Flag of Chile.svg 1962–1963301235-211.11%
Francisco Hormazábal Flag of Chile.svg 1963–1965134632017+346.15% 1965 Copa del Pacífico
Luis Álamos Flag of Chile.svg 1965–1966133281119-828.21% 1966 Copa O'Higgins
Alejandro Scopelli Flag of Argentina.svg
Flag of Italy.svg
1966–1967125342219+350.00%
Salvador Nocetti [lower-alpha 4] Flag of Argentina.svg
Flag of Chile.svg
1968–1969187652323050.00% 1968 Copa del Pacífico
Francisco Hormazábal Flag of Chile.svg 1970200217-60.00%
Fernando Riera Flag of Chile.svg 1970100115-40.00%
Luis Vera + Raúl Pino [1] Flag of Chile.svg + Flag of Chile.svg 197194141514+148.15% 1971 Copa del Pacífico
1971 Copa Juan Pinto Durán
Raúl Pino [1] Flag of Chile.svg 1971–1972200203-30.00%
Rudi Gutendorf Flag of Germany.svg 1972–19738 [lower-alpha 5] 4042016+450.00%
Luis Álamos [lower-alpha 6] Flag of Chile.svg 1973–1974177642316+752.94% 1973 Copa Carlos Dittborn
Copa Leoncio Provoste
Pedro Morales Flag of Chile.svg 1974–197592251013-329.63%1974 Copa Acosta Ñu [2]
Caupolicán Peña Flag of Chile.svg 1976–19779324910-140.74%
Luis Santibáñez Flag of Chile.svg 1977–198238141014 [lower-alpha 7] 4639+745.61% 1979 Copa Juan Pinto Durán
Luis Ibarra Flag of Chile.svg 1983157442616+1055.56% 1983 Copa del Pacífico
Isaac Carrasco [12] [2] Flag of Chile.svg 1984101000033.33%
Vicente Cantatore [13] [2] Flag of Argentina.svg
Flag of Chile.svg
1984110010+1100.00%
Pedro Morales Flag of Chile.svg 1985198652722+552.63%
Luis Ibarra Flag of Chile.svg 1986101011033.33%
Orlando Aravena Flag of Chile.svg 19877502136+771.43%
Manuel Rodríguez Flag of Chile.svg 1987100112-10.00%
Orlando Aravena Flag of Chile.svg 1988–198934149114232+1052.94% 1988 Copa del Pacífico
Arturo Salah Flag of Chile.svg 1990–1993239683023+747.83% Taça Expedito Teixeira
Nelson Acosta Flag of Uruguay.svg
Flag of Chile.svg
1993100102-20.00%
Mirko Jozić Flag of Croatia.svg 199483231314-145.83%
Xabier Azkargorta Flag of Spain.svg 1995–1996189542823+559.26% 1995 Canada Cup
Nelson Acosta Flag of Uruguay.svg
Flag of Chile.svg
1996–20006624 [lower-alpha 8] 172510282+2044.95% Copa Ciudad de Valparaíso
Pedro García Flag of Chile.svg 2001123181119-827.78%
Jorge Garcés Flag of Chile.svg 2001301215-411.11%
César Vaccia Flag of Chile.svg 2002100102-20.00%
Juvenal Olmos Flag of Chile.svg 2003–2005257992425-140.00%
Nelson Acosta Flag of Uruguay.svg
Flag of Chile.svg
2005–20072813873538-355.95% 2006 Copa del Pacífico
Marcelo Bielsa Flag of Argentina.svg 2007–201151288156949+2060.13%
Claudio Borghi [lower-alpha 9] Flag of Argentina.svg
Flag of Chile.svg
2011–201227115114040046.91% 2012 Copa del Pacífico
Jorge Sampaoli Flag of Argentina.svg 2012–20164427988944+4568.18% 2015 Copa América
Juan Antonio Pizzi Flag of Argentina.svg
Flag of Spain.svg
2016–201732137124836+1247.92% 2017 China Cup
Copa América Centenario
Reinaldo Rueda Flag of Colombia.svg
Flag of Honduras (1949-2022).svg
2018–20212798103535043.21%
Martín Lasarte Flag of Uruguay.svg 2021–2022227692128-740.91%
Eduardo Berizzo Flag of Argentina.svg 2022–2023154561617-137.78%
Nicolás Córdova Flag of Chile.svg 2023100101-10.00%
Ricardo Gareca Flag of Argentina.svg 2024–0000000
Notes
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 Period with matches played with no manager or coach.
  2. Match vs. Argentina on 31 January 1942 (draw by 0–0) is counted as a loss by walkover due to Chile left the field after the 43rd min. [8] [1]
  3. Match vs. Bolivia on 28 March 1953 (draw by 2–2) is counted as a win by walkover due to unsportsmanlike behaviour of Bolivia. [9]
  4. The assistant coach, Salvador Biondi ( Flag of Argentina.svg ), managed 2 matches. [11] [1]
  5. Match vs. Tahiti on 14 February 1973 (win by 10-1) included. [1]
  6. The assistant coach, Pedro Morales ( Flag of Chile.svg ), managed 2 previous matches to the 1974 FIFA World Cup. [1]
  7. Match vs. Spain on 4 July 1979 (loss by 0-1) included. [1]
  8. Match vs. England "B" on 10 February 1998 (win by 2-1) included. It was managed by the assistant coach, Gustavo Huerta ( Flag of Chile.svg ). [14]
  9. The assistant coach, Jaime Vera ( Flag of Chile.svg ), managed 1 friendly match [15] and 3 official matches from 2014 World Cup qualification. [16]

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