Cristián Muñoz Corrales

He began his career in Universidad de Chile, then played on a loan in Cobreloa, then in Santiago Wanderers. In January 2010, it was announced that Corrales will play in Greek Championship of Beta Ethniki. Corrales was transferred to Ilioupoli F.C. He finished the season with fifteen appearances and three goals. At the end of 2021 season, A.C. Barnechea announced the retirement of Muñoz from the football activity as a professional footballer.

Muñoz represented Chile at several youth levels, the most important of these is the 2003 South American U-20 Championship, without luck, in the category of Sudamericano of Uruguay. A part of that team together with Claudio Bravo, Mark González, Mauricio Pinilla, Gonzalo Fierro, Luis Jiménez, Jorge Valdivia, Miguel Pinto, Marco Estrada, Luis Pedro Figueroa, Miguel Aceval and Eduardo Rubio.

Following his retirement as a professional player, he coached free agents at the SIFUP (Professional Footballers' Trade Union). On second half 2022, he took his first challenge as head coach in a professional club after joining Santiago Morning in the Primera B de Chile, being released in May 2023. In 2024, he signed with Barnechea. In 2025, Muñoz switched to Universidad de Concepción and won the 2025 Liga de Ascenso. In December 2025, Muñoz assumed as manager of Palestino. He was released on 24 April 2026. On 4 August 2026, he returned to Universidad de Concepción.

He is nicknamed La Nona, a Spanish form of Nonna (grandmother in Italian). This nickname was given by his teammate Gamadiel García when he was 21 years old, due to the fact that he had many wrinkles in the face.