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Jorge Toro - Wikipedia

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Jorge Toro

Personal information

Full name

Jorge Luis Toro Sánchez

Date of birth

10 January 1939

Place of birth

Santiago, Chile

Date of death

16 February 2024 (aged 85)

Place of death

El Quisco, Chile

Height

1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)

Position(s)

Attacking midfielder

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

1959–1962

Colo-Colo

(18)

1962–1963

Sampdoria

(3)

1963–1969

Modena

154

(19)

1969–1970

→ Hellas Verona (loan)

(0)

1971

Colo-Colo

(1)

1972–1973

Unión Española

(20)

1974

Deportes Concepción

(5)

1975

Audax Italiano

(1)

1976

Deportes La Serena

(2)

Total

317

(69)

International career

1959–1973

Chile

(6)

Managerial career

1978

1979

1981

1981

1982–1983

1984

1985–1986

Medal record

Men's football

Representing Chile
FIFA World Cup
	1962 Chile

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Jorge Luis Toro Sánchez (10 January 1939 – 16 February 2024) was a Chilean footballer who played as a midfielder. He represented his native country at the 1962 FIFA World Cup in Chile. He scored the second goal in Chile's 2-0 win over Italy at that tournament, in a match that is remembered as the Battle of Santiago. Toro died in El Quisco on 16 February 2024, at the age of 85.^[1]

Honours

Colo-Colo

Chilean Primera División: 1960

Unión Española

Primera División: 1973

Chile

FIFA World Cup third place: 1962

References

^ "Fallece Jorge Toro, leyenda del fútbol chileno y parte del equipo del Mundial de 1962". Emol. 16 February 2024. Retrieved 17 February 2024.

External links

Jorge Toro at WorldFootball.net
Jorge Toro at PartidosdeLaRoja (in Spanish)

Chile squads

v t e Chile squad – 1959 South American Championship (Argentina)
GK Coloma DF Navarro DF R. Sánchez DF Torres DF Valdés DF Vera DF Eyzaguirre MF Hoffmann MF Rodríguez MF J. Rojas MF E. Rojas MF Toro FW Moreno FW Álvarez FW J. Soto FW M. Soto FW L. Sánchez FW Tobar FW Verdejo Coach: Riera

v t e Chile squad – 1962 FIFA World Cup third place
1 Escuti 2 Eyzaguirre 3 R. Sánchez 4 Navarro 5 Contreras 6 Rojas 7 Ramírez 8 Toro (c) 9 Landa 10 Fouillioux 11 L. Sánchez 12 Godoy 13 Valdés 14 Lepe 15 Rodríguez 16 Cruz 17 Ortíz 18 Moreno 19 Musso 20 Campos 21 Tobar 22 Astorga Coach: Riera

Managerial positions

Unión La Calera – managers

Messabra (1954)
Pretto (1954)
Saavedra (1954)
Andrade (1954)
Vidal (1954)
Cruzat (1955–56)
Román (1956)
Ufano (1957)
Varela Campos (1957)
Biondi (1958)
Hernández (1959–60)
Andrade (1960–62)
Pakozdi (1962)
R. Marchant (1963)
Biondi (1964)
Baldovinos (1965)
Lourido (1965–66)
Carrasco (1966)
C. Marchant (1966)
Pino (1966)
Biondi (1967)
Torres (1967–68)
Pakozdi (1968)
Aravena (1968)
Cruzat (1969–70)
Hernández (1970)
René García (1970)
Betta (1970)
Lourido (1970–71)
Andrade (1972)
René García (1972)
Venegas (1973)
Mitjaew (1973)
Estay (1973–74)
Lourido (1974)
Estay (1975)
Salazar (1975)
Biondi (1975)
Lourido (1976)
Valdivia (1976)
Varela (1976)
Hernández (1976–77)
Mondaca (1977)
Cruzat (1977)
J. Toro (1978)
J. Ramírez (1979)
Valdivia (1979)
Andrade (1979)
Vargas (1980)
C. Contreras (1980–81)
Andrade (1981)
Valdivia (1981)
Sepúlveda (1981–82)
Anabalón (1983)
Torino (1983)
Zuleta (1983)
Sepúlveda (1983–84)
J. Toro (1984)
Zuleta (1984)
Sepúlveda (1985–86)
Rolando García (1986)
Veloso (1986)
Valdivia (1986)
Anabalón (1986)
Valdivia & Zuleta (1987)
Horta (1987)
Valdivia (1987)
Castillo (1987)
Sepúlveda (1987)
Vargas (1988)
Zuleta (1989)
Estay (1989)
Valdivia (1990)
Gaete (1990–92)
M. González (1993)
Comission (1993)
L. Ramírez (1993)
Sepúlveda (1993–94)
Gaete (1994–95)
Vargas (1995)
J. González (1995)
Núñez (1996–97)
Sepúlveda (1997–98)
Núñez (1998)
Castro (1999)
Dubó (2000)
Rivas (2001)
Gaete (2002)
Ibarra (2002)
Marcoleta (2003)
Siviero (2004)
Núñez (2004–05)
Hadwa (2005)
Ortega^c (2005)
Núñez (2006)
Ibarra (2006–07)
Nigretti (2007)
Ortega^c (2007)
Socías (2008)
Ortega^c (2008)
J. Contreras (2008–09)
Ortega^c (2009)
Alegre (2009)
Milanese (2009)
Astorga (2010–12)
R. Toro (2012)
Craviotto (2013–14)
Pereyra (2014–15)
Riffo (2015–16)
Ramos (2016)
Pobersnik (2016)
Grondona (2016)
Lovrincevich (2017)
Rivero (2017–18)
Meneghini (2018–19)
Coyette (2019)
Vojvoda (2020–21)
Marcogiuseppe (2021)
Meneghini (2021)
Anselmi (2022)
Galdames^c (2022)
Vilar (2022)
Ameli (2023)
Galdames^c (2023)
Cicotello (2023)
Fernández (2024)
Galdames^c (2024)
Lemma (2024–)

Santiago Wanderers – managers

Mazullo (1935–36)
Opazo (1937–68)
Lecea (1943–45)
Plattkó (1948)
Pérez (1949–50)
Plattkó (1951–52)
Velasco (1952–53)
Sponeck (1954)
Pérez (1955–61)
Cruzat (1962)
Hernández (1963)
M. García (1964–65)
Hernández (1966)
Pérez (1968)
Díaz (1967)
Hernández (1969)
Luco (1970–71)
Vásquez^c (1971)
Álamos (1971)
Hormazábal (1972)
Gárate (1972)
Urrutia (1973)
Gárate (1973–74)
Hernández (1974)
Rodríguez (1974)
Pérez (1975–76)
Contreras (1976)
Rojas (1977)
Pérez (1977)
Díaz (1978–79)
Hernández (1979)
Álamos (1979–80)
Luco (1980)
Toro (1980)
Pesce (1981)
Tobar (1981)
Venegas (1981)
Díaz (1982)
Rodríguez Vega (1982)
Morales (1983)
Ibarra (1983)
Díaz (1984–86)
Parraguez (1987)
Ferrero (1988)
Godoy (1988)
Carrasco (1989–90)
Santibáñez (1990)
Blanco (1991)
Godoy (1991)
Tobar (1992)
Carrasco/Mercury (1992)
Figueroa (1993)
R. Aravena (1994)
Siviero (1994–97)
Socías (1997)
Véliz (1998)
P. García (1999)
Páez (1999)
J. Rivero^c (1999)
Garcés (1999–01)
Dabrowski (2002)
Fernández (2003–04)
R. Aravena (2004)
González (2005)
Soto (2005–06)
Godoy (2006–07)
R. Aravena^c (2007)
Fernández (2007)
Robles^c (2007)
Huerta (2008)
J. Aravena (2008–09)
Zuccarelli (2009–10)
Garcés (2010)
Llop (2011)
Robles (2011)
Salah (2012)
Robles^c (2012)
Basay (2012–14)
Robles (2014)
Astorga (2014–15)
Arias (2015–16)
Espinel (2016–17)
Fernández^c (2017)
Córdova (2017–18)
Villarroel^c (2018)
Ramírez (2018–21)
Fuentes (2021)
V. Rivero (2021)
Villarroel^c (2021)
Astorga (2021)
Villarroel (2021)
Sorace^c (2021)
Garcés (2021–22)
Valladares^c (2022)
Ponce (2022)
Palladino (2023–24)
J. García (2024)
Robles (2024–)

San Antonio Unido – managers

Torino (1962–63)
Miño (1963–64)
Vásquez (1965)
Farías (1965)
García (1966)
Carvajal (1967)
Valdés (1968)
Reinoso (1968–69)
Morales (1969)
Reinoso (1970)
Vidal (1970–71)
Reinoso (1972)
Bello (1973)
Araya (1974)
H. Miranda (1974)
Mitjaew (1975)
Aburto (1976)
Reinoso (1977–78)
Mitjaew (1979)
G. Díaz (1979–81)
Toro (1981)
Mitjaew (1981–83)
Reinoso (1983)
Vaccia (1983–84)
Mercury (1992)
Acevedo (1992)
Fabbiani (1992)
Gatica (1993–94)
Ubilla (1994–97)
Páez (1997)
Mendoza (1998)
Palma^c (1998)
Godoy (1998)
Rodríguez (1999)
Pecoraro (2000)
Páez (2000–01)
Riffo (2002)
Astorga (2003)
Balochi (2003–04)
G. Pérez (2005–06)
Páez (2007)
Bustamante (2007–08)
Pozo (2009)
G. Pérez (2009–10)
I. Díaz (2010)
Yáñez (2011)
Álamos (2012)
Flores (2012)
L. Pérez (2013)
Hisis (2013)
Meléndez (2014)
Musrri (2014–15)
J. Miranda (2015)
G. Pérez (2015)
García (2015–16)
Garcés (2015)
Delgado^c (2016)
L. Pérez (2016–17)
G. Pérez (2017–18)
Ferragut (2018)
Larraín (2018)
Ferragut (2019)
Huerta (2019)
Muñoz (2020–21)
Pereyra (2021–22)
Lobos (2022)
Musrri (2022–23)
Núñez (2023–24)
Marzuca (2024–)

Deportes Iquique – managers

Vilches (1978)
Novo (1979)
Estay (1979–80)
Rivas (1980)
Prieto (1981)
Rodríguez Vega (1982)
M. Arrué^c (1982)
Toro (1982–83)
Ahumada (1984)
A. Valenzuela (1985)
F. Rodríguez (1985)
Campos (1986–87)
Estay (1988)
Mareque (1989)
O. Valenzuela (1989–90)
Carreño (1991)
Estay (1992)
Maldonado (1993)
Carreño (1992–93)
Cejas^c (1993)
Maldonado (1993)
G. Páez (1994)
Estay (1994)
Solís (1995)
J. Páez (1995)
Zaror (1996)
Pelusso (1996–97)
M. Rodríguez (1997–98)
Garcés (1998–99)
M.Á. Arrué (1999)
Carreño (2000–01)
Estay (2001)
Milanese Comisso (2002)
Godoy (2002)
Guerrero^c (2002)
Estay (2003)
Ahumada (2003–05)
Pozo^c (2005)
Carreño (2006–07)
Sulantay (2008)
Rivas (2008–09)
Guerrero (2009)
Huerta (2009–10)
Cantillana (2010–11)
Sarabia^c (2011)
Pellicer (2011)
Vergara (2011–12)
Musiano^c (2012)
Díaz (2013)
Musiano^c (2013)
Vera (2013–14)
Carreño^c (2014)
Pinto (2014)
Comelles^c (2014)
Acosta (2014–15)
Guerrero^c (2015)
Vera (2015–17)
Guerrero^c (2017–18)
Riffo (2018)
Musrri (2018)
Vitamina (2018)
Vera (2019–20)
Leiva (2020–21)
Musrri (2021)
Rivero (2021–22)
Cantillana (2022)
Villalobos^c (2022)
Ponce (2023)
Ramírez (2024–)

Cobreloa – managers

Prieto (1977–79)
Cantatore (1980–84)
J. Toro (1985–86)
Siviero (1986–88)
Hermosilla (1988–89)
Prieto (1989–90)
Cavalleri (1991–92)
Osbén^c (1992)
Sulantay (1992–93)
Garcés (1994–95)
Hermosilla (1995–97)
Rojas (1997–98)
Salah (1999–2000)
Malbernat (2000–01)
Merello (2001–02)
Acosta (2002–03)
Fournier^c (2003)
Garisto (2003)
Díaz (2004)
Acosta (2004–05)
Socías (2005)
Hermosilla (2005)
Aravena (2006)
Huerta (2007)
Benítez (2008)
Figueroa (2008)
Trobbiani (2009)
Vallejos (2009)
R. Toro (2009–2010)
Cornejo (2010)
M. Soto (2010)
Acosta (2011–2012)
Torrente (2012)
Figueroa (2013)
García (2013–14)
Bravo^c (2014)
Trobbiani (2014)
Vergara (2014)
Figueroa (2015)
Vigevani (2015–16)
Bravo^c (2016)
Rojas (2016)
Bravo (2016)
Sulantay (2017)
Pérez (2018)
Meléndez (2018)
Rivero (2019)
Figueroa (2020)
N. Soto (2020–21)
Meléndez (2021)
Almandoz (2021)
Astorga (2022–24)
N. Soto & Abdala^c (2024)
Giovagnoli (2024)
Bravo (2024–)

Chilean Primera División winning managers

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