Luis Hernández (footballer, born 1981)

(Redirected from Luis Alberto Hernández) Peruvian footballer (born 1981) For other people named Luis Hernández, see Luis Hernández (disambiguation).

Luis Hernández
Personal information
Full name	Luis Alberto Hernández Díaz
Date of birth	(1981-02-15) 15 February 1981 (age 43)
Place of birth	Lima, Peru
Height	1.79 m (5 ft 10 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Team information
Current team	Universidad César Vallejo (manager)
Youth career
	Cantolao
	Alianza Lima
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1998–2002	Alianza Lima	89	(6)
2003–2005	Coronel Bolognesi	124	(4)
2006	Universitario	19	(0)
2006	Coronel Bolognesi	20	(2)
2007	Alianza Lima	7	(0)
2007	Coronel Bolognesi	7	(0)
2008	Universidad César Vallejo	16	(1)
2009	CNI	25	(0)
2010	Universitario	14	(0)
2011	Cobresol	22	(1)
2012–2013	Sport Huancayo	62	(4)
2014–2015	Melgar	29	(0)
2016	Cienciano	21	(3)
2017	Sport Boys	2	(0)
Total		457	(21)
International career
2001–2008	Peru	9	(0)
Managerial career
2018–2020	Sport Boys (youth)
2018	Sport Boys (caretaker)
2021–2023	Universidad César Vallejo (youth)
2024	Universidad César Vallejo (assistant)
2024–	Universidad César Vallejo
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Luis Alberto "Manzanita" Hernández Díaz (born 15 February 1981) is a Peruvian football manager and former player who played as a midfielder. He is the current manager of Universidad César Vallejo.

Hernández is the younger brother of Juan Francisco Hernández.

Club career

Luis Alberto Hernández made his league debut in the Torneo Descentralizado in the 1998 season with Alianza Lima, making 8 appearances in that season. He played for Alianza until the end of the 2002 season.

Then for the 2003 season Luis Alberto joined Coronel Bolognesi.

References

^ "Player - Luis Alberto Hernández". footballdatabase.eu. Retrieved 27 August 2012.
"Once Ideal: Gran Hermano" (in Spanish). dechalaca.com. Archived from the original on 25 December 2010. Retrieved 27 August 2012.
^ Luis Hernández at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e Peru squad – 2001 Copa América
1 Ibáñez 2 Zevallos 3 José Soto 4 Hidalgo 5 Pajuelo 6 J. F. Hernández 7 Lobatón 8 Jayo 10 É. Uribe 11 Muchotrigo 12 Flores 14 Jorge Soto 15 Salazar 16 García 18 Holsen 19 Vílchez 20 Del Solar 21 Bazán 23 L. Hernández 24 Tempone 25 Ascoy Coach: J. Uribe

v t e Sport Boys – managers
V. Alcalde (1937) Arana (1942) Chapell (1943) Lobatón (1944) Robles (1945) Arana (1946) Rostaing (1946) Aróstegui (1947) Arana (1948) Aróstegui (1949) T. Alcalde (1949) Huapaya (1950–52) J. Alcalde (1953) Filpo (1953) J. Alcalde (1953) Huapaya (1954–55) Georgiadis (1955) Calderón (1956) Georgiadis (1957–58) Calderón (1958–62) Gomes (1963–64) Á. Fernández (1964) Chiarella (1965–66) Drago B. (1966–67) Brush (1967) Agurto (1968) Chiarella (1969) Honores (1970) Zózimo (1971) Hohberg (1972) Santos (1973) Milera (1973) Agurto (1974) Barack (1974) Zózimo (1975–76) Cubilla (1977) Chiarella (1978) Roth (1978–79) de la Torre (1979) Campos (1979–80) Chiarella (1980–81) Talavera (1982) Milera (1982–83) Saavedra (1983) Calderón (1984) Hohberg (1985) Solís (1985) Milera (1985–87) Merino (1987) Palacios (1987) Ramírez (1988) Bártoli (1989) Arrué (1990) Company (1990) Rodrigues (1990) Company (1991) Mayorga (1991) Edu (1992) Saavedra (1992) Mayorga (1992) Chale (1993) Gonzales (1993–94) Roth (1994) Barack (1994) Gonzales (1994) Amaral (1995) Gonzales (1995) Arrué (1996) Adão (1997) Cubilla (1997) Gonzales (1998) Brzić (1999) Gonzales (1999) Mifflin (2000) Cardama (2000) Mifflin (2001) Gonzales (2001) Mifflin (2002) Sampaoli (2002–03) Zamácola (2004) Salazar (2004) Navarro (2004–05) Cabanillas (2005) Salazar (2005) Mosquera (2006) Marcovich (2006) Gonzales (2006–07) Barack (2007) Rodríguez (2008) Salazar (2008) Cabanillas (2009) Drago M. (2009–10) Company (2010–11) Castillo (2011) Techera (2012) Colina (2012) Espejo (2012–13) Bossi (2013) Carassa (2014) Zuluaga (2014) Cominges (2014–15) Carassa (2015–16) Torres (2016) Vieira (2017–18) Hernández (2018) Valencia (2018) M. Fernández (2018) J. Álvarez (2018–19) M. Fernández (2019) Vivas (2019–20) Cardama (2020–21) Alayo (2021) G. Álvarez (2021) Manzo (2021–22) Alayo (2022) Fiori (2022) Alayo (2022) Sanguinetti (2023) Alayo (2023) Gamboa (2023–24) Alayo (2024) Vásquez (2024–)

Sport Boys – managers

V. Alcalde (1937)
Arana (1942)
Chapell (1943)
Lobatón (1944)
Robles (1945)
Arana (1946)
Rostaing (1946)
Aróstegui (1947)
Arana (1948)
Aróstegui (1949)
T. Alcalde (1949)
Huapaya (1950–52)
J. Alcalde (1953)
Filpo (1953)
J. Alcalde (1953)
Huapaya (1954–55)
Georgiadis (1955)
Calderón (1956)
Georgiadis (1957–58)
Calderón (1958–62)
Gomes (1963–64)
Á. Fernández (1964)
Chiarella (1965–66)
Drago B. (1966–67)
Brush (1967)
Agurto (1968)
Chiarella (1969)
Honores (1970)
Zózimo (1971)
Hohberg (1972)
Santos (1973)
Milera (1973)
Agurto (1974)
Barack (1974)
Zózimo (1975–76)
Cubilla (1977)
Chiarella (1978)
Roth (1978–79)
de la Torre (1979)
Campos (1979–80)
Chiarella (1980–81)
Talavera (1982)
Milera (1982–83)
Saavedra (1983)
Calderón (1984)
Hohberg (1985)
Solís (1985)
Milera (1985–87)
Merino (1987)
Palacios (1987)
Ramírez (1988)
Bártoli (1989)
Arrué (1990)
Company (1990)
Rodrigues (1990)
Company (1991)
Mayorga (1991)
Edu (1992)
Saavedra (1992)
Mayorga (1992)
Chale (1993)
Gonzales (1993–94)
Roth (1994)
Barack (1994)
Gonzales (1994)
Amaral (1995)
Gonzales (1995)
Arrué (1996)
Adão (1997)
Cubilla (1997)
Gonzales (1998)
Brzić (1999)
Gonzales (1999)
Mifflin (2000)
Cardama (2000)
Mifflin (2001)
Gonzales (2001)
Mifflin (2002)
Sampaoli (2002–03)
Zamácola (2004)
Salazar (2004)
Navarro (2004–05)
Cabanillas (2005)
Salazar (2005)
Mosquera (2006)
Marcovich (2006)
Gonzales (2006–07)
Barack (2007)
Rodríguez (2008)
Salazar (2008)
Cabanillas (2009)
Drago M. (2009–10)
Company (2010–11)
Castillo (2011)
Techera (2012)
Colina (2012)
Espejo (2012–13)
Bossi (2013)
Carassa (2014)
Zuluaga (2014)
Cominges (2014–15)
Carassa (2015–16)
Torres (2016)
Vieira (2017–18)
Hernández (2018)
Valencia (2018)
M. Fernández (2018)
J. Álvarez (2018–19)
M. Fernández (2019)
Vivas (2019–20)
Cardama (2020–21)
Alayo (2021)
G. Álvarez (2021)
Manzo (2021–22)
Alayo (2022)
Fiori (2022)
Alayo (2022)
Sanguinetti (2023)
Alayo (2023)
Gamboa (2023–24)
Alayo (2024)
Vásquez (2024–)

v t e Universidad César Vallejo – managers
Esquerre (2001–03) Caballero (2004–05) F. Navarro (2005) B. Navarro (2006) Arrelucea (2007–08) Viera (2009–10) Rivera (2011–13) F. Navarro (2014–16) Comizzo (2016) Cortés (2017) del Solar (2018–22) Abreu (2023) Mosquera (2023–24) Salas (2024) Hernández (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

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