Carlos Bianchi
Carlos Bianchi is a retired Argentine football manager and player, widely regarded as one of the greatest coaches in the history of Boca Juniors and Argentine football. He led Boca to numerous titles, including multiple Copa Libertadores victories during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Known for his tactical acumen and ability to motivate players, Bianchi's legacy at Boca is marked by a strong winning tradition and significant contributions to the club's identity.
Born on Feb 26, 1949 (76 years old)
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi is referenced as the father-in-law of Eduardo Domínguez, highlighting his influence.
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Peru:
Carlos Bianchi is the new president of the hydrocarbon agency, Perú-Petro, and aims to implement an aggressive work plan.
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi is mentioned as a former Boca coach who had dinner with Carlos Maslatón.
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi was considered a strong candidate for the national team coaching position alongside Miguel Ángel Russo.
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi made a comeback as the top scorer for Vélez Sarsfield.
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi is mentioned as a former coach of Boca, where Antonio Barijho played.
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Uruguay:
Carlos Bianchi was the coach of Boca Juniors when they lost to Once Caldas in the Copa Libertadores.
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi is a renowned football manager who had a significant influence on Cristian Traverso's career.
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi once held the manager position that is being reintroduced.
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Argentina:
Carlos Bianchi was the coach during Traverso's time at Boca, leading the team to multiple titles.
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