Fernando Riera
Chilean football manager and player
Chilean football manager and player
2010
16 years ago — 90 years old
Athletes & Sports Figures
Chile
Played professional football primarily as a midfielder and transitioned into management after retirement. Managed several clubs, including Universidad de Chile and the Chilean national team. Achieved significant success in various competitions, emphasizing tactical discipline and player development. Riera contributed to Chilean football's growth during his managerial career, enhancing the national team's performance in international tournaments.
Managed Universidad de Chile to multiple titles
Coached the Chilean national team
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