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Argentine footballer

Oscar Garré

Garré in 2006

Personal information

Full name

Oscar Alfredo Garré

Date of birth

(1956-12-09) 9 December 1956 (age 68)

Place of birth

Valentín Alsina, Argentina

Height

1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)

Position(s)

Defender

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

1974–1988

Ferro Carril Oeste

581

(16)

1988–1989

Huracán

(2)

1989–1994

Ferro Carril Oeste

(see above)

1989–1990

Hapoel Kfar Saba

(0)

1995–1996

Hapoel Be'er Sheva

(0)

International career

1983–1988

Argentina

(1)

Medal record

Representing Argentina

FIFA World Cup
Winner	1986 Mexico	Team

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Oscar Alfredo Garré (born 9 December 1956) is an Argentine former professional footballer who played as a defender for Ferro Carril Oeste and the Argentine national team.

Career

Garré played most of his career (1974–88 and 1989–94) as a defender for Ferro Carril Oeste, and was part of the team that won the Nacional championships of 1982 and 1984. Their 1982 campaign saw Ferro finish the league without losing a single game.

Garré was part of the Argentina squad that won the 1986 World Cup.

In 1994, he went to Israel, where he played for Hapoel Kfar Saba and Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the local football league. He retired in 1996, aged almost 40.

After retirement, he has coached such teams as Lanús, Chile's Universidad Católica, and Huachipato. Between August 2006, and 2007 he worked as the coach of his former club Ferro Carril Oeste, he was replaced with former Argentina teammate José Luis Brown.

Personal life

He is the father of the Argentine players Emiliano and Ezequiel. He is also the grandfather of another player, Benjamín

Honours

Ferro Carril Oeste

Primera División Argentina: Nacional 1982, Nacional 1984
Primera B Metropolitana: 1978

Argentina

FIFA World Cup: 1986

References

Fuentes, Jorge (27 June 2016). "Oscar Garré, del potrero en Rafael Castillo a levantar la Copa del Mundo". El 1 Digital (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 July 2016.

External links

Oscar Garré at WorldFootball.net
Oscar Garré at National-Football-Teams.com
Oscar Garré at kicker (in German)
Oscar Garré at FBref.com

Argentina squads

v t e Argentina squad – 1983 Copa América
GK Fillol (c) (17) GK Pumpido (1) DF Brown (6) DF Bujedo DF Camino (2) DF Clausen (13) DF Garré (5) DF Jorge DF Mouzo (4) DF Trossero (3) MF Burruchaga (21) MF Giusti MF Insúa MF Marangoni (8) MF Olarticoechea (24) MF Ponce (22) MF Russo (14) MF Sabella (10) FW Gareca (9) FW Márcico (20) FW Ramos (7) FW Rinaldi (11) Coach: Bilardo

v t e Argentina squad – 1986 FIFA World Cup winners (2nd title)
1 Almirón 2 Batista 3 Bochini 4 Borghi 5 Brown 6 Passarella 7 Burruchaga 8 Clausen 9 Cuciuffo 10 Maradona (c) 11 Valdano 12 Enrique 13 Garré 14 Giusti 15 Islas 16 Olarticoechea 17 Pasculli 18 Pumpido 19 Ruggeri 20 Tapia 21 Trobbiani 22 Zelada Coach: Bilardo

v t e Argentina squad – 1987 Copa América fourth place
1 Alfaro 2 Batista 3 Caniggia 4 Dertycia 5 Brown 6 H.Díaz 7 Funes 8 Acosta 9 Cuciuffo 10 Maradona (c) 11 Percudani 12 Siviski 13 Garré 14 Giusti 15 Islas 16 Olarticoechea 17 Pasculli 18 Goycochea 19 Ruggeri 20 Tapia 21 Theiler 22 Bartero Coach: Bilardo

Managerial positions

Club Atlético Lanús – managers

Filpo Núñez (1964)
Acosta (1972)
Torres (1972)
Ángel (1972)
Yácono (1972)
Filpo Núñez (1973)
Aramendia (1973)
D'Accorso (1974)
Resquín (1974)
"Jim Lopes" (1974)
Campos (1974–1975)
Raffo (1975)
Silvero (1977)
Cabrero (1987–88)
Rogel (1988–89)
Russo (1989–94)
Hernández (1994–95)
Cúper (1995–97)
Garré (1997)
Gómez (1997–99)
Zanabria (1999)
Russo (1999–2000)
Veira (2000–01)
Aimar (2001–02)
Córdoba (2002)
Sosa (2002–03)
Dabove (2003)
Brinidisi (2003–04)
Ramacciotti (2004)
Gorosito (2005)
Cabrero (2005–08)
Zubeldía (2008–10)
Schürrer (2010–12)
Barros Schelotto (2012–15)
Almirón (2016–17)
Carboni (2018)
Zubeldía (2018–21)
Almirón (2022)
Acosta (2022)
Kudelka (2022–23)
Salomón (2023)
Zielinski (2023–24)
Pellegrino (2025–)

Deportes Concepción – managers

Pesce (1965)
Orlandelli (1966)
Carrasco (1967)
Cruzat (1968)
Vera (1969–73)
Ramírez (1973)
Isella (1974)
Báez (1975)
Sepúlveda (1976)
Oyarzún (1977)
M. González (1977)
Veloso (1977)
Carrasco (1978)
Vera (1978–79)
P. García (1980)
Hoffmann (1981)
Ramírez (1981)
Godoy (1982)
R. García (1983)
Vera (1984)
R. García (1985)
Cortés (1986)
de la Barra (1987)
Vera (1987)
de la Barra (1988)
Guevara (1989)
Cavalleri (1989–90)
Vera (1990)
Siviero (1991)
de la Barra (1991)
Antúnez (1992)
Vera (1992)
Mitjaew (1993)
Vera (1993)
Cavalleri (1993–96)
Nichiporuk (1997)
del Solar (1998–99)
Garré (2000)
Nichiporuk (2001)
Cavalleri (2001)
C. González (2002)
Cortázar (2003)
Merello (2003)
Marcoleta (2004)
del Solar (2004–05)
Viveros (2005)
López (2005)
Nova (2007)
Herrera (2007)
Garcés (2008)
Zaracho (2008–09)
Cavalleri (2009–10)
Salvador (2010)
del Solar (2010–11)
Zaracho (2011)
Garcés (2011)
Corengia (2012)
Mariani (2013)
Merello (2013)
Almendra (2013–14)
Zaracho (2014)
Quiroz (2014)
Zaracho (2014)
Ribera (2014–15)
Zaracho (2015)
Pereyra (2015–16)
Zaracho (2017)
E. González (2018–20)
Muñoz (2020–21)
Ramos (2021)
del Solar (2021–22)
Fernández (2022)
Bustamante (2023)
Rojas (2023)
Fernández (2023)
Lovrincevich (2023–24)
Cornejo (2024)
Suárez (2024–)

Huachipato – managers

A. Gutiérrez (1949–50)
Osbén (1950)
A. Gutiérrez (1950–51)
Contreras (1951)
Caballero (1952–53)
Madariaga (1954–55)
Cruzat (1956–59)
Madariaga (1956–60)
Boffi (1961)
Silva (1962)
Vera (1963–68)
Prieto (1969–70)
Peña (1971)
Morales (1972–74)
Ruiz (1975)
Tobar (1975)
Biondi (1976)
Fouillioux (1977–78)
Tobar (1978)
Vera (1979–82)
Hormazábal (1983–84)
Ibarra (1984)
Santibáñez (1985)
Vera (1985)
Vargas (1985–86)
Vera (1986–87)
Gatica (1987)
Vera (1987)
González (1987–89)
C. Pedemonte (1989)
Gangas (1989)
C. Pedemonte (1990)
Gangas (1990)
Cornejo (1991)
Keosseián (1992)
C. Pedemonte (1992)
R. García (1992–95)
Fernández (1995)
Perčić (1995–99)
F. Pedemonte (2000)
Fernández (2000)
Solari (2000)
Garré (2001–03)
Salah (2004–07)
Zaracho (2008)
F. Pedemonte (2008)
Vergara (2008–09)
P. García (2009)
Salah (2010–11)
Padilla (2011)
Pellicer (2011–13)
Salas (2014)
Vilches (2015)
Ponce (2016–17)
Vigevani (2017)
Larcamón (2018–19)
Florentín (2019–20)
Luvera (2020–21)
Salas (2021–22)
Álvarez (2023)
Sanguinetti (2024)
Troncoso (2024)
Oca (2024)
J. García (2025–)

Club Deportivo Universidad Católica – managers

Teuche (1937)
Garay (1938)
Buccicardi (1941–42)
De Mare (1944–46)
Buccicardi (1949)
Burnikell (1953–54)
Ormos (1956–57)
Moreno (1957)
Buccicardi (1958–59)
Mocciola (1960–61)
Riera (1963–65)
A.Prieto (1966)
Vidal (1966)
Quiroz (1967)
Riera (1968)
Pérez (1969–73)
Isella (1973)
Ortega (1973)
Vera (1974)
Luco (1975)
Fouillioux (1976)
Jorquera (1976)
Quiroz (1976–77)
Luco (1977)
Aravena (1978)
Isella (1979–80)
A. Prieto (1980)
Morales (1980)
Santibáñez (1981–82)
I. Prieto (1983–89)
Carvallo (1990–91)
Cantatore (1991–92)
I. Prieto (1992–93)
Pellegrini (1994–96)
Carvallo (1996–99)
Rijsbergen (1999–2001)
Olmos (2001–02)
Meneses (2003)
Garré (2004)
Pellicer (2004–06)
del Solar (2007)
Carvallo (2007–08)
Lepe (2008)
Figueroa (2009–10)
Pizzi (2010–11)
Lepe (2011–12)
Romero (2012)
Lasarte (2012–13)
Astudillo (2014)
Falcioni (2014)
Ormazábal (2014)
Salas (2015–17)
San José (2018)
Quinteros (2019)
Holan (2020–21)
Poyet (2021)
Paulucci (2021–22)
Valenzuela (2022)
Holan (2022–23)
Valenzuela (2023)
Núñez (2023–24)
Valenzuela (2024)
T. Nunes (2024–)

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