Carlos Enzo Reinoso Valdenegro (born March 7, 1946) is a Chilean football coach. He played in the 1970s and 1980s, most notably as a member of the Club América Mexican team. He is one of the best foreigner who played in Mexico, and the best that ever played at Club América.[1][2]
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He began his career in his home country playing for Audax Italiano. After a few years, he caught the eye of foreign scouts and eventually landed in Mexico City in 1970, where he starred in Club América's midfield for nearly a decade. For his country Reinoso played 34 matches between 1966 and 1977. During the 70's, played for Club America and was a player who quickly won the sympathy of Americanists both for its technical quality as his famous self-sacrifice in every game. His childhood was characterized by having many financial problems, although he remembers his childhood with happiness, because his family was very close. Always liked football, so when he was 15 came to Audax Italiano in his native Chile. At 16 he became the first division of Chile. A year later he was selected to play in the Youth National Team of his country and later came to the National Team Staff. In 1968, the tournament champion Chilean striker, even though it was not front and center. In 1970, Colo-Colo you requested reinforcement to play a home run with Santos of Brazil and America of Mexico. Following this run, Mexico's America bought it. His debut as a player of America was in 1970 in a league match against Atlante and was in the club as a player for eight years. In this golden decade, won the league in 1970-71 and 1975-76 seasons, Cup champion Mexico in the 1973-74 season, Champion of Champions in 1975-76 and the CONCACAF Cup in 1978. And thanks to Reinoso, America got its greatest achievement: the American Cup in 1978 against Boca Juniors of Argentina. Also won two international titles: the Champions Cup of CONCACAF (1977) and the InterAmerican Cup (1978), the latter, his greatest achievement, after getting the winning score as much as against Boca Juniors of Argentina, in a picture goal on a direct free kick from left side. In America, the wheel turned a total of 81 goals (88 goals, taking into account the round robin). During the 72-73 Cup Tournament against Atletico Spanish, Carlos Reinoso scored a goal from the midfield, to resume the match after a goal against. The goalkeeper was the ex-cream, Vazquez del Mercado. That great goal overshadowed the Bulls win 4-2, because it was in everyone's mind for a similar action that Pele had tried in Mexico 70 World Cup and had failed. His exploits in the "Eagles" of America along the forward Enrique Borja the idols enshrined as the greatest football club in history. Their quality in the field and his great skill to control and distribute the ball to Carlos Reinoso earned him recognition in the national football. In his playing days he shared the field with Enrique Borja, Horacio López Salgado, Roberto "Monito" Rodriguez, Prudencio "Pajarito" Cortés, René "Popeye" Trujillo, Mario "Pichojos" Perez, Osvaldo Castro "Pata Bendita", Hugo Enrique Kiese and Cesareo Victorino, among others.2 In the Chilean Soccer Team, midfielder Reinoso was in the playoffs and the World Cup Germany 1974 form a class midfield alongside Guillermo "Loco" Paez and Francisco "Chamaco" Valdés. During the World Cup with a lot of work led the team's midfield with long shots and a team move to another tube and a more than good, however the misfortune of facing the two Germanies from local, expulsion from their peers and to Torrential rain prevented the South American team will proceed to the next round by getting two draws and a defeat against the host. With the passage of time continued to be nominated Reinoso their team, but ultimately could never adapt to it mainly due to personality differences and leadership among the same Francisco Valdés and Carlos Reinoso.
During the 1980s, after Reinoso retired he became América's head coach on two separate occasions. His last head coaching job was at the head of Tecos UAG in Mexico, in 2006. Carlos Reinoso is mostly remembered as a coach in the Club America team currently and previously directed and led in two stages. The first from 1982 to 1985 and the second in 1998. For the first time as coach, won two league championships in the season 1983-1984 and 1984-1985. In the 1982-83 competition looked relentless, totaling 61 points, racked up 26 wins, 9 draws and only 3 defeats, 69 goals scored and only 27 accepted. That year could not cap his superb season and were eliminated by the Chivas of Guadalajara in league. A year later avenged America and the end of the 1983-1984 season, defeated arch-rival, Chivas, 3 goals to 1. It was the first championship as a coach Reinoso. For the next season, the Eagles get the bicampeonato to beat the Pumas in a controversial third playoff game at the stadium Corregidor of Querétaro. Brailovsky, with two goals, and the young Carlos Hermosillo, given the many of victory. Reinoso this season shared the helm with Mario "Pichojos" Perez and Miguel Angel "Lefty" Lopez. After the double with the Eagles, Reinoso emigrated to Tampico Madero and his coaching career was descending slowly, until retiring temporarily. He returned in the late 90's to lead Atlas, Veracruz, Toros Neza, Leon, America and Atlante. He is currently retired from the court on a charge of sporting director at Atlante. Carlos Reinoso has been one of the greatest figures of the Aguilas del America and one of the most successful foreign players have had on the national football. Controversial and contentious, involved in scandals of celebrities, created his own comic, "Lollipop" to compete with "Borjita" when they were idols in America. Later has been coaching for teams like the UAG Tecos, San Luis Club, Toros Neza, Atlas de Guadalajara, Club Leon and Queretaro Gallos Blancos, who led the team to the August 31, 2009 to May 3, 2010. On January 25, 2011 took over as head coach Manuel Lapuente replacing Latin in the Day 4 of the 2011 closing tournament winning two-nil to Atlas at Estadio Jalisco.3
He recently coached Gallos Blancos from Querétaro for the Apertura 2009 saving the team to imminent relegation.
Reinoso begun his 3rd period as coach for Club America as of January 26, 2011 in substitution to legendary coach Manuel Lapuente.
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