About Miguel Mocciola
Lived 1950 – 1971 (aged 20–21). Miguel Mocciola was an Argentine association football coach.
Miguel Mocciola Greco He moved to Chile and stood out with Audax Italiano from 1939 to 1942. He also played for Everton de Viña del Mar and Bádminton in Chile and had a stint with San Lorenzo de Almagro in his homeland.
As a football coach, Mocciola started his career at both the Audax Italiano and the Universidad Católica youth ranks. In 1960, he assumed as the head coach of Universidad Católica, winning the 1961 Primera División.
In Chile, Mocciola also led Deportes La Serena, Palestino, , Green Cross-Temuco, and Magallanes.
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Who was Miguel Mocciola?
Argentinian association football manager
When was Miguel Mocciola born?
Miguel Mocciola was born in 1950.
When did Miguel Mocciola die?
Miguel Mocciola died on 25 December 1971.
What was Miguel Mocciola's occupation?
Miguel Mocciola was an association football coach.
What nationality was Miguel Mocciola?
Miguel Mocciola was Argentine.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Miguel Mocciola. https://biography.guide/miguel-mocciola/
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