José Barreiro (footballer)
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José Barreiro (born 16 March 1920) is an Argentine former football player and coach.


Career

Barreiro started his career in 1941 with Chacarita Juniors in the Primera B. After one season they were promoted to the top flight. In 1944–1945 he transferred to Racing Club but returned to Chacarita in 1946. After two seasons he went on to play for Estudiantes. In 1951 he scored two goals in the legendary 7-0 victory against
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. He ended his career where it started, with Chacarita. In 1957 Barreiro became manager for
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and became champion with the team in 1959. Together with
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he led the national team in 1959 to the victory of the Copa América. In 1960, he reached the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores. After this he left San Lorenzo, but returned to the club in 1963–1964, where he promoted a group of young players that became known as '' Los Carasuscias,'' and 1966–1967, leaving the foundation of the team that won the championship in 1968. He became a club icon.


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José Barreiro
* 1920 births Possibly living people Argentine men's footballers Argentine football managers Chacarita Juniors footballers Racing Club de Avellaneda footballers Estudiantes de La Plata footballers San Lorenzo de Almagro managers Men's association football midfielders Footballers from Buenos Aires Club Atlético Tigre managers {{Argentina-footy-midfielder-stub