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Argentine footballer

Pablo Lavallén
Personal information
Full name	Pablo Hernán Lavallén
Date of birth	(1972-09-07) 7 September 1972 (age 52)
Place of birth	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Height	1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1991–1996	River Plate	78	(4)
1996–2001	Atlas	160	(16)
2002	Veracruz	15	(0)
2002	Huracán	10	(0)
2003–2004	San Luis	45	(2)
2004–2005	Huracán TA	24	(0)
2005–2006	Coyotes de Sonora	30	(0)
2007	Platense	4	(0)
International career
1989	Argentina U-17	3	(0)
Managerial career
2015–2016	San Martín de San Juan
2016–2017	Atlético Tucumán
2017–2018	Belgrano
2019	Colón
2022	CD Olimpia
2022–2023	Melgar
2023	Sarmiento
2024	The Strongest
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Pablo Hernán Lavallén (born 7 September 1972) is an Argentine football manager and former player who played as a defender.

Playing career

Lavallén made his professional debut in 1991 for River Plate, over the following five years he won three league titles and the Copa Libertadores 1996 championship with the team.

In 1996, he joined Atlas where he played until his return to Argentina in 2002 to play for Huracán. In 2003, he joined Real San Luis where he played until 2004.

In 2004, he returned to Argentina to play for newly promoted Huracán de Tres Arroyos but he returned to Mexico after they were relegated in 2005. His last Mexican club was Coyotes de Sonora, he retired in 2007 after a brief stint in the Argentine 2nd division with Club Atlético Platense.

Managerial career

In July 2022 he became manager of Peruvian club Melgar. He was sacked the following 6 March, after a poor start of the season.

Titles

Season	Team	Title
Apertura 1991	River Plate	Primera División Argentina
Apertura 1993	River Plate	Primera División Argentina
Apertura 1994	River Plate	Primera División Argentina
1996	River Plate	Copa Libertadores

References

"Es oficial: Melgar anunció a Pablo Lavallén como su nuevo entrenador". RPP. July 3, 2022.
Cruz Torres, Cristhian (6 March 2023). "FBC Melgar despidió a Pablo Lavallén por malos resultados" [FBC Melgar fired Pablo Lavallén due to poor results] (in Spanish). El Búho. Retrieved 6 March 2023.

External links

Pablo Lavallén – FIFA competition record (archived)
Pablo Lavallén at BDFA (in Spanish)
Pablo Lavallén – Argentine Primera statistics at Fútbol XXI (in Spanish) at the Wayback Machine (archived 12 June 2012)
Pablo Lavallén coach profile at Soccerway

Managerial positions

San Martín (SJ) – managers

Comelles (1995–96)
Bongiovanni (1996)
Larrosa (1996)
Allende (1996)
Etchecopar (1996–97)
Allende (1997)
Tardivo (1997)
Riggio (1997–99)
Merlo (1999)
Giovagnoli (1999)
Donaires (1999)
Craviotto (2000)
Pagés (2000)
Anzarda (2000)
Agüero (2000–01)
Zielinski (2001)
Escoda (2001)
Suárez (2001–02)
Zuccarelli (2002)
Piozzi & Cabello (2002)
Agüero (2003)
Straccia (2003–04)
Ragusa (2004–05)
Sosa & Zaccanti (2005)
Alfaro (2005)
Toresani (2006)
Quinteros (2006–07)
Quiroz (2007–08)
Rodríguez (2008)
Marini (2008)
Craviotto (2009)
Rodríguez (2009)
Hrabina (2009–10)
Quiroz (2010)
Franco (2010–11)
Garnero (2011–12)
Sava (2012)
Perrone (2012–13)
Forestello (2013)
Garnero (2013)
Azconzábal (2013–14)
Forestello (2014)
Mayor (2015)
Lavallén (2016)
Garelli (2016)
Gorosito (2017–18)
Coyette (2018)
Forestello (2018–19)
Grelak (2019–20)
Ferrari (2020–21)
Villalba (2021–22)
Antuña (2022)
Yllana (2023)
Antuña (2023)
Monasterio (2023)
Martínez (2024)
Antuña (2024–)

Atlético Tucumán – managers

D'Accorso (1970)
Giúdice (1973–74)
Urriolabeitía (1975)
Corvalán & Graneros (1976)
Domínguez (1979)
Ferreiro (1980)
Domínguez (1981)
Piazza (1983–84)
Graneros (1984)
Sosa (1986–87)
Urriolabeitía (1987)
Volken (1987)
Montes (1988)
Guerra (1990–92)
Piazza (1992)
Anzarda (1992–93)
Ginarte (1993)
Reynoso (1994)
Guerra (1994–95)
Higuaín (1995–96)
Castro (1996)
Villa (1996)
Ginarte (1996–97)
Ragusa (1997)
Anzarda (1997–98)
Zuccarelli (1998–2000)
Trullet (2000–01)
Aredes (2001)
Zuccarelli (2001–02)
López (2002)
Salvatierra (2002)
Aredes (2002–03)
Salas (2003)
Rebottaro (2004)
Muñoz & Morales (2004)
Guerrero (2004)
Riggio (2005)
Aredes (2005)
Rebottaro (2006)
Mónaco & Salomón (2006)
Solari (2006–08)
Rivoira (2008–09)
Mónaco & Salomón (2009)
Sosa (2009–10)
M. Gómez (2010)
Hrabina (2010–11)
Guerrero (2011)
Czornomaz (2011)
Solari (2011)
Llop (2011–12)
Rodríguez (2012–13)
Erroz (2013–14)
Rivoira (2014)
Azconzábal (2014–16)
Precone (2016)
Lavallén (2016–17)
Erroz (2017)
Zielinski (2017–21)
De Felippe (2021)
Anastacio (2021)
Guiñazú (2021)
Anastacio (2021)
Azconzábal (2022)
Pusineri (2022–23)
Orsi & S. Gómez (2023–24)
Barrado (2024)
Sava (2024–)

Club Atlético Belgrano – managers

Bútori (1933–41)
Juárez (1974)
Viberti (1977)
Cocco (1984–85)
Ramacciotti (1991–92)
Cocco (1992–93)
Blanco (1998)
Rezza (1998–99)
Nieto (1999–2000)
Merlo (2000)
Batalla (2000)
Vaca (2000)
Biasutto (2000)
Alfaro (2001)
Ramacciotti (2001)
Mac Allister (2002)
Cuéllar (2002)
Ginarte (2002)
Guyon & Sosa (2002–03)
Labruna (2003)
Marchetta (2004)
Bonetto (2004)
Craviotto (2005)
Zamora (2004)
Ramacciotti (2005–06)
Griguol (2006–07)
Ferraro (2007)
Gómez (2007)
Giunta (2008)
Giovagnoli (2008–09)
Labruna (2009)
Guyon (2009–10)
Sosa (2010)
Zielinski (2011–16)
González (2016)
Madelón (2016–17)
Méndez (2017)
Lavallén (2017–18)
Cavalloc (2018)
Bernardi (2018)
Osella (2018–19)
Caruso Lombardi (2019–20)
Chumba & Orsi (2021)
González (2021)
Orfila (2021)
Farré (2021–24)
Fernández (2024)
Real (2024)
Fernández (2024)
Erviti (2025–)

Colón de Santa Fe – managers

Rota (1948)
Chividini (1950)
Menutti (1956–57)
Fernández Roca (1959)
Etchegoyen (1965)
Aráuz (1965–66)
Allegri (1966)
Etchegoyen (1966–67)
Campos (1967)
Díaz (1967)
Etchegoyen (1968)
J. López (1968)
Viera (1969)
Morales (1969)
Acosta (1970)
J. López (1970)
Urriolabeitía (1971–72)
Chevés (1972)
Silvero (1972–73)
Pizzuti (1973)
Chevés (1973)
Urriolabeitía (1974)
Chevés (1974)
M. Juárez (1975)
Chevés (1975)
Yudica (1976)
Chevés (1976)
Pizzuti (1976–77)
Urriolabeitía (1977–78)
M. Juárez (1980)
Hurtado (1980)
Rossi (1980)
Iglesias (1981)
Fernández (1981)
R. Juárez (1981)
Etchegoyen (1982)
Veiga (1983)
Sosa (1984)
Trigilli (1986–87)
Cocco (1987)
Aguirre (1987)
Medina (1989)
Trigilli (1989)
Cabrero (1990–91)
García (1992–93)
Ginarte (1993)
Chabay (1993–95)
Medina (1995)
Trossero (1995–96)
Medina (1996)
Rezza (1996)
Ferraro (1996–97)
Olguín (1997)
Medina (1997)
Córdoba (1998)
Ferraro (1998–99)
Mantaras (1999)
Russo (1999)
Piazza (1999–2000)
Mantaras (2000)
Gareca (2001)
Fossati (2001–02)
Bauza (2002–03)
Morant (2003)
Maturana (2004)
Basile (2004)
Pizzi & del Solar (2005)
Sciacqua (2005)
Martino (2005)
Sciacqua (2005)
Bauza (2005–06)
Sciacqua (2006)
Toresani (2006)
Mantaras (2006)
Falcioni (2006–07)
Mantaras (2007)
Astrada (2007–08)
Mantaras (2008)
Mohamed (2008–10)
Gamboa (2010–11)
Sciacqua (2011–12)
Sensini (2012–13)
Morant (2013)
Forestello (2013)
Sciacqua (2013)
Osella (2014)
Merlo (2014–15)
J.O. López (2015)
Franco (2015–16)
Johansen (2016)
Montero (2016)
Domínguez (2017–18)
Fuertes (2018)
Comesaña (2019)
Goux (2019)
Lavallén (2019)
Osella (2020)
Domínguez (2020–21)
Falcioni (2022)
Marini (2022)
Rondina (2022)
Marini (2022)
Saralegui (2022–23)
Gorosito (2023)
Damonte (2023)
Delfino (2024–)

FBC Melgar – managers

Villanueva (1962)
Ugarte (1964)
Vizcarra (1965)
Dos Santos (1966–67)
Villanueva (1968)
Chiarella (1969)
Vizcarra (1970)
Milera (1971)
Fernández (1971)
Reynoso (1972)
Fernández (1972)
Tadormina (1973)
Gonzáles (1973)
Vichera (1974)
Palacios (1974)
López (1975–76)
Puertas (1976–78)
Carrasco Meza (1979)
Puertas (1979–80)
Fernández (1980)
Carrasco Meza (1981)
Tan (1982)
López (1982)
Merino Vigil (1983)
Bustamante (1986)
López (1987)
Bustamante (1987)
Ponce Arroé (1988)
Bustamante (1988)
Berrios (1989)
Bernales (1990)
Machuca (1990)
Merino Vigil (1991)
Cubilla (1992)
Bustamante (1992–94)
Berrios (1995)
Estay (1996)
Bustamante (1997)
Barack (1997)
Cuéllar (1997)
Ternero (1998)
Arrué (1998)
Flores (1998)
Berrios (1999)
Flores (1999)
Gómez (1999–2000)
Torres Sáenz (2001)
Merino Vigil (2001)
Flores (2001)
Biasutto (2002)
Flores (2002)
Jurado (2002–03)
Arrué (2003–04)
Mosquera (2004–05)
Cardama (2005–06)
Castillo (2006–07)
Bobadilla (2008)
Techera (2008–09)
Flores (2009–10)
Manta (2010)
Jurado (2010)
Techera (2011)
W. Valencia (2011)
Zamora (2012)
Straccia (2013)
Navarro (2013)
Reynoso (2014–17)
Meza (2017–18)
Gambetta (2018)
Torres (2018)
Pautasso (2019)
Calcina (2019)
Osella (2019)
M. Valencia (2019)
Bustos (2020)
M. Valencia (2020)
Lorenzo (2021–22)
Lavallén (2022–23)
Soso (2023)
De Muner (2024)
M. Valencia (2024)
Ribonetto (2025–)

The Strongest – managers

Comission (1925)
Montes (1925–26)
Saucedo (1930–31)
Hara (1932)
Reyes (1935–36)
Pinilla (1937–38)
Méndez (1945)
Deheza (1946)
Plata (1950–57)
Deheza (1958)
Arraya (1960)
Fernández (1963)
Valenzuela (1963–65)
Pontoni (1968)
Valda (1969)
Ortuño (1969)
Valda (1970–71)
López (1972)
Sepúlveda (1974)
Fernández (1974)
Vargas (1974–75)
Camacho (1975–76)
Valda (1977–78)
Ferrufino (1979–80)
Sanabria (1980)
Blacut (1980–81)
Terán (1981)
Álvarez (1982)
Aramendi (1982)
J. Farías (1982)
Camacho (1983)
Ferrufino (1984)
Valda (1984)
Viscarra (1985)
Camacho (1985)
Pino (1985–86)
Sanabria (1986)
J. Farías (1986–87)
Álvarez (1988)
Bermúdez (1988–89)
Barack (1989)
J. Farías (1989)
Rivero (1990)
Barack (1990)
Álvarez (1990)
Barack (1990–91)
Habegger (1991)
Álvarez (1991)
Campos (1991)
Fontana (1992)
Aragonés (1993)
Vichera (1994)
Vaca (1994)
J. Farías (1994)
Blacut (1994)
Messa (1994–95)
Martínez (1995)
de la Cerda (1995)
Carotti (1995)
Barrientos (1996)
Acosta (1996)
Blacut (1996)
Núñez (1997)
Galarza (1997)
Messa (1998)
Rivero (1998)
Martínez (1998)
Barrientos (1999)
J. Farías & Fontana (1999)
Kempes (1999)
Aristizábal (2000)
Núñez (2000)
Martínez (2000)
Habegger (2000–01)
Peraca & Yoberno (2001)
Habegger (2001)
Gariazú (2001)
Córdoba (2001)
Aragonés (2002)
Coelho & Cristaldo (2002)
Orozco (2002–03)
Clausen (2003–04)
Antelo (2004)
Villegas (2004)
Alfaro (2004)
Galarza (2004–05)
Blacut (2005)
Villegas (2005)
Barrientos (2006)
Deleva (2006)
Luna (2006)
Deleva (2006)
Chacior (2006)
Chilavert (2006)
Villegas (2007)
Berdeja (2007)
Sánchez (2007)
Arce (2007)
Mir (2007)
Redín (2008)
Orozco (2008)
Fontana (2008)
Toresani (2009)
Coelho (2009–10)
Craviotto (2010–11)
Clausen (2011)
Soria (2011–12)
Acosta (2012)
Villegas (2012–14)
Craviotto (2014–15)
Paz (2015)
Caballero (2015–16)
Soria (2016)
Luna (2016)
C. Farías (2016–17)
D. Farías (2017)
Ischia (2018)
C. Farías (2018)
Escobar (2019)
Soria (2019)
Orozco (2020)
Illanes (2020–21)
Orozco (2021)
Florentín (2021)
Cabanillas (2021)
Díaz (2021–22)
Cabanillas (2022)
Biaggio (2022)
Rescalvo (2023)
Biaggio (2023)
Formosinho (2023)
Cabanillas (2023)
Lavallén (2024)
Rescalvo (2024–)

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