Squad
Miguel Sanhueza2009current- Jorge Mariano Achúcarro2012current
- Cristián Gaitán2013current
José Luis Jiménez2013current
Eric Ahumada2014current
Iván Ledezma2014current
Boris Sandoval2015current- Carlos Santibáñez2015current
- Facundo Peraza2015current
Jorge De Olivera2015current
Gonzalo Collao2018current
Ignacio Jara2020current- Mauro Borgnino2024current
Josepablo Monrealcurrent- José Barrera Escobarcurrent
- Richard Catrileocurrent
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz1976–1978- Baudilio Jáuregui1977–1980
Francisco Valdés1977–1977- Guillermo Yávar1977–1979
- Juan Olivares1977–1977
Luis Garisto1977–1978- Ladislao Mazurkiewicz1978–1979
- Mario Soto1978–1985
- Eduardo Gómez1980–1988
- Enzo Escobar1980–1987
- Héctor Puebla1980–1996
- Eduardo Fournier1981–1984
- Jorge Luis Siviero1981–1984
- Oscar Wirth1981–1982
Washington Olivera1981–1983- Hugo Rubio1982–1985
- Juan Carlos Letelier1982–1987
- Juan Covarrubias1983–1994
- Francisco Ugarte1984–1985
- Jorge Luis Siviero1986–1986
- Mario Osbén1986–1992
- Aníbal González1987–1987
- Hebert Revetria1987–1988
- Hebert Revetria1987–1987
- Claudio Tello1988–1992
Marcelo Trobbiani1988–1989- Adolfino Cañete1990–1990
- Adrián Czornomaz1990–1991
- Luis Abarca1991–1991
- Edgardo Fuentes1992–1992
- Fernando Cornejo1992–1997
- Hugo González Muñoz1992–1993
Jaime Vera1992–1993- Marcelo Miranda1992–2000
Marco Antonio Figueroa1992–1993
Pedro González Vera1993–1997- Álvaro Barco1993–1993
José Milton Melgar1994–1995- Mauricio Donoso1994–2000
- Jaime Riveros1995–2000
- Juan Carreño López1995–1995
- Pablo Abdala1996–2002
Rodrigo Meléndez1996–2003- César Antonio Díaz Escobar1997–2000
- Gonzalo Belloso1997–1997
Adán Vergara1998–2004- Rodrigo Riep1998–1998
- Rubén Vallejos1998–2000
- Alex Magallanes1999–1999
- Luis Fuentes1999–2008
Miguel Ángel Romero1999–1999- Eduardo Bennett2000–2000
- Eduardo Vilches2000–2000
- Fernando Cornejo2000–2004
- Jorge Gómez2000–2000
- Pablo Caballero Cáceres2000–2000
- Eduardo Bennett2001–2001
Julio César Baldivieso2001–2001- Mauricio Pozo2001–2002
- Patricio Galaz2001–2004
- Rodrigo Pérez2001–2007
- Ítalo Díaz2001–2001
- Carlos Tejas2002–2004
- Cristián Gómez2002–2002
- José Luis Díaz2002–2007
- Osvaldo Canobbio2002–2002
- Pascual de Gregorio2002–2002
- Boris González2003–2006
- Cristián Ariel Morales2003–2003
Darío Verón2003–2003- Fernando Martel2003–2003
- Hugo Ovelar2003–2003
- Jonathan Cisternas2003–2006
- Juan Luis González2003–2007
- Nelson Tapia2003–2003
- Arturo Norambuena2004–2005
Carlos Espinosa2004–2004- Daniel Pérez2004–2005
Darío Fernández2004–2004- Diego Guidi2004–2005
- Iván Álvarez2004–2004
José Luis Villanueva2004–2004- Richard Estigarribia2004–2004
Alexis Sánchez2005–2006- Brunel Fucien2005–2005
- Bryan Aldave2005–2006
- Bryan Aldave2005–2005
- Claudio Daniel González2005–2005
Cristián Muñoz Corrales2005–2005- Fernando Hurtado2005–2010
- Fernando Martel2005–2005
- Mauricio Aros2005–2006
- Nelson Rebolledo2005–2005
- Nelson Tapia2005–2005
Nicolás Hernández2005–2005
Albert Acevedo2006–2006
Charles Aránguiz2006–2009
Eduardo Vargas2006–2009- Iván Vásquez2006–2006
Lucas Barrios2006–2007
Nicolás Asencio2006–2006- Rodrigo Mannara2006–2009
Sebastián Pinto2006–2006- Carlos Alzamora2007–2007
Cristián Canío2007–2007- Daniel Giménez2007–2008
Eric Pino2007–2007- Felipe Flores2007–2007
Fernando Meneses2007–2007
Jean Beausejour2007–2007
Júnior Fernándes2007–2009- Leandro Delgado2007–2007
- Alonso Zúñiga2008–2009
- Daniel González Calvo2008–2008
- Elvis Marecos2008–2008
- Fabián Benítez2008–2008
- Fernando Meneses2008–2009
- Francisco Prieto2008–2008
- Gustavo Savoia2008–2008
Luis Pedro Figueroa2008–2008
Paulo Magalhães2008–2009- Alejandro Osorio2009–2009
- Carlos Tordoya2009–2009
- Ever Cantero2009–2010
Francisco Castro2009–2010
Juan Carlos Caballero2009–2009
Michael Silva2009–2009- Sebastián Montesinos2009–2009
- Sebastián Zúñiga2009–2012
- Tomás González2009–2009
- Alejandro Kruchowski2010–2011
- Boris González2010–2012
- Daniel González Calvo2010–2011
- Francisco Ronaldo Silva2010–2010
- Gerardo Vonder Pütten2010–2010
- Johan Fuentes2010–2011
- José Luis Jerez2010–2011
- Liber Quiñones2010–2010
- Marco Lazaga2010–2010
- Patricio Galaz2010–2010
- Sebastián Roco2010–2014
- Alexander Corro2011–2012
- Andrés Oroz2011–2011
- Cristian Milla2011–2012
Cristián Suárez2011–2015- Diego Barrios Suárez2011–2012
- Francisco Ibáñez Campos2011–2011
- Hugo Díaz2011–2011
- Hugo Lusardi2011–2013
- Javier Elizondo2011–2012
Jean Paul Pineda2011–2011
Nicolás Peric2011–2011
Nélson Saavedra2011–2011
Patricio Schwob2011–2011- Cristián Canío2012–2012
- Felipe Flores2012–2012
- Gerson Martínez2012–2012
- José Acevedo2012–2014
- José Luis Díaz2012–2012
- José Pérez Ferrada2012–2015
Juan Abarca2012–2012
Juan José Barros2012–2012
Leandro Gracián2012–2013
René Lima2012–2014- Sebastián Pol2012–2013
- Sérgio Comba2012–2012
- Alejandro Vásquez2013–2013
- Francisco Pizarro2013–2013
Gastón Lezcano2013–2014
Hugo Droguett2013–2013- Ignacio Herrera2013–2015
- Jaime Grondona2013–2014
- Jonathan Chávez2013–2014
- Miguel Ángel Cuéllar2013–2013
- Pablo González Reyes2013–2013
Santiago Dittborn2013–2013- Edwin Retamoso2014–2014
- Gabriel Méndez2014–2014
- Gustavo Cristaldo2014–2015
- Jair Reynoso2014–2015
Rodrigo Gattas2014–2015- Ricardo Martinez2015–2015
- Santiago Barboza2015–2015
- Michael Contreras2016–2019
The club has won the Primera División title eight times, with their first victory in 1980.
Cobreloa competes in the Primera B and plays its home games at the Estadio Zorros del Desierto.
Cobreloa is a professional Chilean football club based in Calama, Región de Antofagasta, Chile.
Biography
Formation
Cobreloa, officially known as Club de Deportes Cobreloa S.A.D.P., was founded on January 1, 1948, in Calama, Chile, under the name 'Club Social Deportivo Deportes El Loa'. This marked the establishment of the first legal personality for a football team in Calama. Initially, the club participated in local competitions, and by 1951, it had formed a second team named 'Cóndor'.
In February 1955, the club was renamed to 'Club Deportivo y Social Sport Cóndor', and it began to gain recognition in the regional football scene. By 1957, Cobreloa entered a tournament organized by the Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Amateur de Chile, aiming to select players for the 1962 World Cup. The club's youth team competed against other regional teams, showcasing the emerging talent from Calama.
Key Achievements
Cobreloa's rise in Chilean football was marked by significant successes, particularly in the Primera División, where they won the championship eight times between 1980 and 2004. Their notable victories include titles in 1980, 1982, 1985, 1988, 1992, and three championships in 2003 and 2004. Additionally, they claimed the Copa Chile in 1986 and recently won the Primera B de Chile in 2023.
Internationally, Cobreloa made a mark by reaching the finals of the Copa Libertadores de América twice, in 1981 and 1982, solidifying their status as a competitive force in South American football. The club continues to compete in the Primera B, with its home ground at the Estadio Zorros del Desierto, currently under the management of coach Mario Salas.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
On 1 January 1948, 'Club Social Deportivo Deportes El Loa' was founded in Calama, Chile. This club was the first legal personality of the team and the first team in Calama in have this type of personality. In 1951, the team played in the Asociación de Fútbol de Calama with a second team with the name 'Cóndor'. Later, in February 1955, the team was renamed to 'Club Deportivo y Social Sport Cóndor. In 1957, Calama entered on a tournament organized by the newly established Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Amateur de Chile, previously known as a federation, Calama had participated in previous amateur tournaments, such as in 1949 and 1953. The third Nacional Juvenil de Fútbol began on 28 July of that year. The organizers' goal was to select a group of players who would compete in the 1962 World Cup, which would be held in Chile. The first phase matches were played in regional divisions, with the Calama youth team facing off against its counterpart from Chuquicamata. In 1959, the Calama Amateur team, coached by Roberto Rodríguez Antequera, won the 28th edition of the National Amateur Football Championship. The final was against Thomas Bata de Peñaflor, played at the Estadio Municipal de Calama. The score was 3–2 in extra time, after a 2–2 tie at the end of regulation time. The game-winner was scored by Valencia in the 8th minute of the first half. The team that played in the final was as follows: Hidalgo, Soto, Tapia, Lillo, Aracena, Toro, Gutierrez, A. Portillo, Valencia, M.…
- League
- Chilean First B Division
Legacy
National
Primera División Winners (8): 1980, 1982, 1985, 1988, 1992, 2003-A, 2003-C, 2004-C Copa Chile Winners (1): 1986 Primera B de Chile Winners (1): 2023
International
Copa Libertadores de América Runners-up (2): 1981, 1982
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Club de Deportes Cobreloa S.A.D.P., commonly referred to as Cobreloa, is a professional Chilean football club based in Calama, Región de Antofagasta, Chile. They compete in the Primera B. The club's home ground is the Estadio Zorros del Desierto, Currently, trained by the coach, Mario Salas.
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