sport.wikisort.org - AthleteFreddy Santos Ternero Corrales (March 26, 1962 – September 18, 2015) was a Peruvian football player and football manager. Ternero was the Mayor of District of San Martín de Porres in Lima, Peru for the periods of 2007 - 2010 and 2011 - 2014.[1]
Freddy Ternero
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Full name |
Freddy Santos Ternero Corrales |
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Date of birth |
(1959-03-26)March 26, 1959 |
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Place of birth |
Lima, Peru |
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Date of death |
September 18, 2015(2015-09-18) (aged 53) |
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Place of death |
Lima, Peru |
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Defender |
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Universitario |
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Years |
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1978–1980 |
Universitario |
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1981 |
León de Huánuco |
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1982–1985 |
Universitario |
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1986 |
San Agustín |
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1987–1988 |
Universitario |
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1989–1990 |
Defensor Lima |
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1992 |
Cienciano |
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1993 |
Universitario |
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1994–1995 |
Cienciano |
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1995 |
Alianza Atlético |
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1996–1998 |
Peru |
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1998 |
Melgar |
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2000–2001 |
Cienciano |
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2002 |
Estudiantes de Medicina |
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2003–2004 |
Cienciano |
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2005 |
Peru |
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*Club domestic league appearances and goals |
Playing career
Club
During his playing career Ternero played for several clubs in Peru, most notably Universitario de Deportes.
Managerial career
Ternero started his coaching career as assistant to Sergio Markarián at Universitario de Deportes. When Markarián resigned, Ternero was given his first opportunity to work as a club manager.
In 1994, he took over at Cienciano, helping the club to avoid relegation. In 1995, he also had a spell with Alianza Atlético.
Ternero was given his first chance to manage the Peru national team between 1996 and 1998, where Peru missed the 1998 FIFA World Cup by goal differences to Chile, following the humiliating 0–4 away loss.
After spells with FBC Melgar, Cienciano and Estudiantes de Medicina Ternero returned for a third spell as Cienciano manager in 2003. He led the club to the Copa Sudamericana 2003 championship and followed that with the Recopa Sudamericana in 2004. The first international titles ever won by a Peruvian club.
These successes earned him a second opportunity to work as the Peru national coach. Under his guidance they were victors of the Kirin Cup in 2005 with UAE. Ternero left the post after Peru failed to qualify for another FIFA World Cup, the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
Personal life
Death
Ternero died in September 2015 from liver cancer.[2]
References
External links
Copa Sudamericana winning managers |
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Recopa Sudamericana winning managers |
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Peru squad – 1997 Copa América fourth place |
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Managerial positions |
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FBC Melgar – managers |
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- Villanueva (1962)
- Ugarte (1964)
- Vizcarra (1965)
- Dos Santos (1966–67)
- Villanueva (1968)
- Chiarella (1969)
- Vizcarra (1970)
- Milera (1971)
- Fernández (1971)
- Reynoso (1972)
- Fernández (1972)
- Tadormina (1973)
- Gonzáles (1973)
- Vichera (1974)
- Palacios (1974)
- López (1975–76)
- Puertas (1976–78)
- Carrasco Meza (1979)
- Puertas (1979–80)
- Fernández (1980)
- Carrasco Meza (1981)
- Tan (1982)
- López (1982)
- Merino Vigil (1983)
- Bustamante (1986)
- López (1987)
- Bustamante (1987)
- Ponce Arroé (1988)
- Bustamante (1988)
- Berrios (1989)
- Bernales (1990)
- Machuca (1990)
- Merino Vigil (1991)
- Cubilla (1992)
- Bustamante (1992–94)
- Berrios (1995)
- Estay (1996)
- Bustamante (1997)
- Barack (1997)
- Cuéllar (1997)
- Ternero (1998)
- Arrué (1998)
- Flores c (1998)
- Berrios (1999)
- Flores c (1999)
- Gómez (1999–2000)
- Torres Sáenz (2001)
- Merino Vigil (2001)
- Flores c (2001)
- Biasutto (2002)
- Flores c (2002)
- Jurado (2002–03)
- Arrué (2003–04)
- Mosquera (2004–05)
- Cardama (2005–06)
- Castillo (2006–07)
- Bobadilla (2008)
- Techera (2008–09)
- Flores (2009–10)
- Manta (2010)
- Jurado (2010)
- Techera (2011)
- Valencia (2011)
- Zamora (2012)
- Straccia (2013)
- Navarro (2013)
- Reynoso (2014–17)
- Meza (2017–18)
- Gambetta c (2018)
- Torres (2018)
- Pautasso (2019)
- Calcina c (2019)
- Osella (2019)
- Valencia c (2019)
- Bustos (2020)
- Valencia c (2020)
- Lorenzo (2021–22)
- Lavallén (2022–)
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На других языках
- [en] Freddy Ternero
[es] Freddy Ternero
Freddy Santos Ternero Corrales (Lima, 26 de marzo de 1962 - Ib., 18 de septiembre de 2015) fue un futbolista, entrenador de fútbol y político peruano que dirigió la Selección de fútbol del Perú. Fue el primer y único entrenador que ganó títulos internacionales a nivel de clubes del fútbol peruano. En noviembre de 2006 participó en las elecciones municipales como candidato del Partido Democrático Somos Perú, siendo elegido alcalde de San Martín de Porres para los periodos 2007-2010 y 2011-2014.[1][2]
[it] Freddy Ternero
Freddy Santos Ternero Corrales (Lima, 10 novembre 1961 – Lima, 18 settembre 2015) è stato un politico, allenatore di calcio e calciatore peruviano, di ruolo difensore. È il tecnico peruviano che ha vinto più titoli a livello internazionale.[1].
[ru] Тернеро, Фредди
Фредди Сантос Тернеро Корралес (исп. Freddy Santos Ternero Corrales; 26 марта 1962 года, Лима — 18 сентября 2015 года, Лима) — перуанский футболист и тренер.
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