Ricardo La Volpe

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Ricardo La Volpe is an Argentine football manager and former goalkeeper best known for coaching the Mexico national team and influencing modern Mexican football tactics.

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instanceOf association football goalkeeper
football manager
human
basedIn Mexico (during much of his managerial career)
coachingPhilosophy emphasis on tactical discipline and ball circulation
continentOfActivity North America
South America NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Argentina
dateOfBirth 1952-02-06
familyName La Volpe NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Ricardo Antonio NERFINISHED
influenced Mexican football coaches
modern Mexican football tactics
languageSpoken Spanish
managedTeam Atlante NERFINISHED
Banfield NERFINISHED
Boca Juniors NERFINISHED
Chivas de Guadalajara NERFINISHED
Club América NERFINISHED
Club Atlas NERFINISHED
Costa Rica national football team NERFINISHED
Mexico national football team NERFINISHED
Olimpia Asunción NERFINISHED
Querétaro NERFINISHED
Toluca NERFINISHED
Vélez Sarsfield NERFINISHED
memberOfSportsTeam Argentina 1978 World Cup squad NERFINISHED
name Ricardo Antonio La Volpe Guarchoni NERFINISHED
nationalTeam Argentina national football team NERFINISHED
nickname La Volpe NERFINISHED
notableAchievement influenced modern Mexican football tactics
notableFor coaching Mexico at the 2006 FIFA World Cup
notableWork Mexico national football team tactical development
occupation association football player
football manager
participantIn 1978 FIFA World Cup NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Buenos Aires NERFINISHED
playedFor Atlante NERFINISHED
Banfield NERFINISHED
Oaxaca (club)? NERFINISHED
San Lorenzo de Almagro NERFINISHED
positionPlayed goalkeeper
sport association football
styleOfPlay possession-based tactics
three-at-the-back formations

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Jaguares de Chiapas notableCoach Ricardo La Volpe
Club Atlas notableFormerCoach Ricardo La Volpe