Juan de Dios Castillo
Mexican footballer and coach
Mexican footballer and coach
1951
75 years ago
Athletes & Sports Figures
Mexico
A footballer and coach, famous for contributions to Mexican football. Played as a defender during a career that spanned several decades, representing clubs such as Club América and Necaxa. Transitioned to coaching where he led various teams, focusing on developing young talent. Held coaching positions in Mexican Liga MX, aiming to enhance the competitive nature of the league. Continued involvement in football until his passing in 2014.
Played for Club América
Coached in Liga MX
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