Pedro Alexis González

Pedro Alexis González (born 10 March 1946) is a retired Argentine football player and manager. Nicknamed "Bordolino", he played for various clubs throughout the 1970s and the early 1980s as an outside forward, mostly associated with his tenure with Defensor Lima as a part of its golden generation by winning the 1973 Torneo Descentralizado. He also represented Argentina from 1969 to 1977 on seven occasions.

Club career San Lorenzo (1966–71) González began his career with Lipton in his native province. In 1966, he began his professional career with San Lorenzo in a 1–1 draw against Lanús. During his tenure with the Ciclón, he won the 1968 Campeonato Metropolitano under Brazilian manager Tim, being a part of the team that was given the nickname of "Los Matadores". He played alongside other players such as Rafael Albretch, Alberto Rendo, Roberto Telch, Héctor Veira and Rodolfo Fischer. The forward would remain with San Lorenzo until 1971 as during the height of his football career and the middle of the 1971 season, would be called up to play for Defensor Lima from club owner Luis Banchero Rossi as one of his last decisions as owner before his murder in 1972.

Defensor Lima (1971–74) González would arrive to Breña shortly after under Uruguayan manager Roque Gastón Máspoli who led Peñarol to win the Copa Libertadores and the Copa Intercontinental after succeeding Argentine manager Manuel Giúdice as a part of an ambitious plan to win the Torneo Descentralizado. In his debut match against Alianza Lima, he scored the two goals that led to the 2–1 against the Blanquiazules. The 1971 Torneo Descentralizado would conclude with the club reaching third place, shy of a single point from runners-up Alianza Lima as well as tournament champions Universitario de Deportes.

For the 1982 season, he played for Talleres once again under Labruna and played alongside other players such as Héctor Ártico, Pedro Coudannes, Juan José López and Carlos Morete. The following 1983 season saw him play for Club Renato Cesarini in Rosario, playing in just one game in the 1983 Campeonato Nacional. He would finish his career with All Boys in 1984, playing in seven games.

Managerial career He briefly served as a manager throughout the 1990s as he would oversee the operations of Deportivo Mandiyú, Deportivo Laferrere, Chaco For Ever and Godoy Cruz.