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Carlos Delgado García

b. 1955

Peruvian association football manager

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Born 1955. Carlos Delgado García is a Peruvian association football coach and association football player.

Carlos Anderson Delgado García (born 11 May 1955) is a retired Peruvian football player and manager. Nicknamed "Calin", he was known for playing as a forward for Carlos A. Mannucci and Deportivo Junín throughout the 1980s, being known as one of the most important players to emerge from La Libertad as he was the top goal scorer for the 1989 Torneo Descentralizado, tying with Andrés González.

Career Delgado began his career with Deportivo Municipal for the 1984 season but initially struggled due to not having the resources back in his home department to learn every major technique in football. However, one of the most significant parts of his career came in the following season with his hometown club of Carlos A. Mannucci with his debut being in the match against Sport Pilsen Callao with Delgado himself scoring four goals. During his creer with Los Carlistas, he helped contribute to one of their most successful runs through consistent qualification and success in the Región Norte of the 1985 and 1987 and helped the club escape relegation in 1986.

Following a brief stint with L.D.U. Portoviejo in Ecuador, he returned to Peru to play for Deportivo Junín as his first major success came with scoring a double in a 2–1 victory against Mina San Vicente during the 1989 Torneo Descentralizado. His other goals that season included another double against Social Magdalena on 18 October, the singular winning goal against Unión Minas on 22 October and the second goal in an away match against ADT de Tarma on 25 October under club manager Miguel 'Vikingo' Guzmán. Delgado later ended up as the top goalscorer of the season with 14 goals scored that season.

After another season in Ecuador with Audaz Octubrino in 1990, he was expected to return to Mannucci for the 1991 Torneo Descentralizado but instead played for regional rivals Deportivo Morba as he contributed to the club's success in the final regional system of the Torneo Descentralizado. He spent the 1992 and 1993 seasons with CNI de Iquitos and Centro Iqueño respectively before retiring in 1994 with San Agustín. He later returned to manage the club for the 2015 season. At the end of the season, he was fired due to poor results with club president Carlos Chávez also later resigning that same season.

Also in 2015, Delgado participated in the Gran Pollada Deportiva Show Bailable organized by his club of Mannucci to participate in the football tournament for players of his generation to compete in.

Delgado had helped contribute economically to a project designed to help children in poorer districts of his home department as he is currently dedicated to the development of youth football there.

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Who is Carlos Delgado García?

Peruvian association football manager

When was Carlos Delgado García born?

Carlos Delgado García was born on 11 May 1955 in Trujillo.

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Carlos Delgado García is an association football coach and association football player.

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Carlos Delgado García is Peruvian.

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· Wikipedia: Carlos Delgado García

· Wikidata: Q107303932

· DBpedia: Carlos Delgado (footballer, born 1955)

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