Luis Rodríguez (Chilean footballer)

Chilean footballer and manager (born 1961) For other uses, see Luis Rodriguez.

Luis Rodríguez
Personal information
Full name	Luis Abdón Rodríguez Muelas
Date of birth	(1961-03-16) 16 March 1961 (age 63)
Place of birth	Las Condes, Santiago, Chile
Position(s)	Midfielder
Youth career
	Universidad de Chile
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1980–1986	Universidad de Chile
1982	→ Coquimbo Unido (loan)
1987	Puebla
1988	Universidad de Chile
1989–1991	Unión Española
1992	Deportes La Serena
1993	Provincial Osorno
1994	Cobresal
1995	Audax Italiano
1996	Santiago Morning
International career
1984–1989	Chile	8	(0)
Managerial career
	San Luis (youth)
2011	San Luis
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Luis Abdón Rodríguez Muelas (born 16 March 1961) is a Chilean former footballer and football manager.

International

He played in eight matches for the Chile national football team from 1984 to 1989. He was also part of Chile's squad for the 1987 Copa América tournament.

Manager

In 2011, he became the manager of San Luis de Quillota in the Primera B de Chile, after having managed the youth system. After adverse results, he was released, but continued as the person in charge of global development of the youth levels.

After his experience as manager, he went on to work as director and teacher at the INAF (National Football Institute).

References

"Luis Rodríguez". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 19 August 2021.
"Luis Rodríguez". National Football Teams. Retrieved 19 August 2021.
"Copa América 1987". RSSSF. Retrieved 19 August 2021.
"San Luis confirmó salida de DT Luis Rodríguez por mal rendimiento" (in Spanish). La Tercera. 23 August 2011. Retrieved 17 May 2022.
"FÚTBOL PARA TODOS" Invitado: Cristian Olivares. on YouTube

External links

Luis Rodríguez at BDFA (in Spanish)
Luis Abdón Rodríguez at WorldFootball.net
Luis Abdón Rodríguez at National-Football-Teams.com
Luis Rodríguez at playmakerstats.com (English version of ceroacero.es)
partidosdelaroja.com at PartidosdelaRoja (in Spanish)

v t e Chile squad – 1987 Copa América runners-up
1 Rojas 2 Reyes 3 Toro 4 Hormazábal 5 Rodríguez 6 Pizarro 7 Basay 8 Gómez 9 Letelier 10 Contreras 11 Astengo 12 Cornez 13 Vera 14 Espinoza 15 Hurtado 16 Zamorano 17 Salgado 18 Mardones 19 Martínez 20 Puebla 21 Rubio 22 Osbén Coach: Aravena

v t e San Luis – managers
Powell (1929–30) Báez (1949–50) Varela (1951) Carmona (1953) Cruzat (1953) Vidal (1954) Sorrel (1955) Orlandelli (1956) Ramos (1957) Tirado (1958) Stefanovic (1959) Pakodzi (1959) Quitral (1960) Marchant (1961) Varela (1961) Quitral (1961) Prieto (1962) Pesce (1963–64) Quitral (1964) Board of Directors (1964) Torres (1964–65) Plattkó (1965) Torres (1965–67) Mondaca (1967) Ríos/Royo (1967) Cruzat (1967) Varela (1968) Torres (1968) Navarro (1969) Chávez (1973) Veloso (1979–80) Baldovinos (1981) Rodríguez Vega (1981) Godoy (1982) Castillo (1982) Campos (1982) Belmar (1983) Rubilar (1984) Contreras (1984) Belmar (1984–85) R. Gatica (1985–86) Veloso (1986) R. Gatica (1986) Cornejo (1986) Jara (1987) Graffigna (1987) Vargas (1987) R. Gatica (1987–88) Moreira (1988) Valdés (1988) Mercury (1989) R. Gatica (1989–90) Veloso (1990–91) Mercury (1990) Veloso (1991) L. Gatica (1992) Espinoza (1993) R. Gatica (1993) Rubilar (1994) Carrasco (1994) R. Gatica (1994–95) Solar (1996) Vargas (1996) Acuña (1997) Vargas (1997) Sandoval (1997) Castillo (1998) Brante/Fierro (1998) Inostroza (1998–99) Zapata (1999) L. Gatica (2000) Núñez (2001) Dubó (2001–02) Riffo (2003–07) Ormeño (2007–08) L. Gatica (2008) Vinés (2008) L. Gatica (2008) Osella (2009–10) Mariani (2010) Ochoa (2010) Rodríguez (2011) Cossio (2011) Soto (2012) Giganti (2012) Ponce (2013–14) Cossio (2014) Rivero (2014–15) Sciacqua (2015) Ramírez (2015–18) Osella (2018) Riffo (2018) Frutos (2019) Riffo (2019) Franco (2019) Martínez (2019) Rivero (2020) Raya (2020) Martínez (2020–21) Cancino (2021) Bozán (2021) Vazzoler (2022) Bozán (2022–23) López (2024) Guajardo (2024) Ribera (2024) Bozán (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

San Luis – managers

Powell (1929–30)
Báez (1949–50)
Varela (1951)
Carmona (1953)
Cruzat (1953)
Vidal (1954)
Sorrel (1955)
Orlandelli (1956)
Ramos (1957)
Tirado (1958)
Stefanovic (1959)
Pakodzi (1959)
Quitral (1960)
Marchant (1961)
Varela (1961)
Quitral (1961)
Prieto (1962)
Pesce (1963–64)
Quitral (1964)
Board of Directors (1964)
Torres (1964–65)
Plattkó (1965)
Torres (1965–67)
Mondaca (1967)
Ríos/Royo (1967)
Cruzat (1967)
Varela (1968)
Torres (1968)
Navarro (1969)
Chávez (1973)
Veloso (1979–80)
Baldovinos (1981)
Rodríguez Vega (1981)
Godoy (1982)
Castillo (1982)
Campos (1982)
Belmar (1983)
Rubilar (1984)
Contreras (1984)
Belmar (1984–85)
R. Gatica (1985–86)
Veloso (1986)
R. Gatica (1986)
Cornejo (1986)
Jara (1987)
Graffigna (1987)
Vargas (1987)
R. Gatica (1987–88)
Moreira (1988)
Valdés (1988)
Mercury (1989)
R. Gatica (1989–90)
Veloso (1990–91)
Mercury (1990)
Veloso (1991)
L. Gatica (1992)
Espinoza (1993)
R. Gatica (1993)
Rubilar (1994)
Carrasco (1994)
R. Gatica (1994–95)
Solar (1996)
Vargas (1996)
Acuña (1997)
Vargas (1997)
Sandoval (1997)
Castillo (1998)
Brante/Fierro (1998)
Inostroza (1998–99)
Zapata (1999)
L. Gatica (2000)
Núñez (2001)
Dubó (2001–02)
Riffo (2003–07)
Ormeño (2007–08)
L. Gatica (2008)
Vinés (2008)
L. Gatica (2008)
Osella (2009–10)
Mariani (2010)
Ochoa (2010)
Rodríguez (2011)
Cossio (2011)
Soto (2012)
Giganti (2012)
Ponce (2013–14)
Cossio (2014)
Rivero (2014–15)
Sciacqua (2015)
Ramírez (2015–18)
Osella (2018)
Riffo (2018)
Frutos (2019)
Riffo (2019)
Franco (2019)
Martínez (2019)
Rivero (2020)
Raya (2020)
Martínez (2020–21)
Cancino (2021)
Bozán (2021)
Vazzoler (2022)
Bozán (2022–23)
López (2024)
Guajardo (2024)
Ribera (2024)
Bozán (2024–)

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