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Yudica had a 16-year career as a player, he started his career at Newell's Old Boys, and went on to play for Argentine giants Boca Juniors, and a number of other teams including Vélez Sársfield, Estudiantes, Platense, Quilmes, Talleres de Remedios de Escalada, San Telmo and Deportivo Cali in Colombia.
After spells with Deportivo Español and Colón Yudica's first major achievement in management was saving struggling Quilmes from relegation in 1977. He eclipsed this the following season by leading them to their first and only Primera division title; Metropolitano 1978. After this he won two Second division titles with Quilmes and San Lorenzo. Yudica made his return to the big time by leading Argentinos Juniors to victory in Nacional. The Copa Libertadores campaign of 1985 was one of the most remarkable in the history of the tournament. Argentinos found themselves in the same 1st round group as fellow Argentinian team Ferro Carril Oeste, at the end of the group the two teams were tied for first place on nine points, this required a playoff, which Argentinos won 3–1. Argentinos won the 2nd group stage outright, to claim a place in the final against Colombian side América de Cali (fierce rivals of Yudica's former club, Deportivo Cali). The final was a two legged affair, but both games finished 1–0 to the home team, requiring a cup final playoff but this game ended 1–1, Argentinos Juniors finally triumphed after a 5–4 victory in a penalty shootout. Yudica led Argentinos to a further international title in 1986 winning the less prestigious Copa Interamericana against Defence Force from Trinidad and Tobago. After his successes with Argentinos Yudica returned to Newell's Old Boys, the club at which he began his playing career over 30 years before. He led them to the Primera…
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- Boca Juniors (1959–1961)
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- Newell's Old Boys (1954–1958)
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- Quilmes Atlético Club (1967–1967)
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- Club Atlético San Telmo (1971–1972)
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- Club Atlético Platense (1965–1966)
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- Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield (1962–1963)
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- Estudiantes de La Plata (1964–1964)
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- Deportivo Cali (1968–1969)
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- Club Atlético Talleres de Remedios de Escalada (1970–1970)
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- Argentina men's national football team (1956–1956)
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- Club Atlético Talleres de Remedios de Escalada (1970–1971)
Legacy
As player
Deportivo Cali
Primera A (1): 1969 Talleres (RE)
Primera C (1): 1970 Argentina
Panamerican Championship (1): 1960
As manager
Quilmes
Primera División (1): 1978 Metropolitano San Lorenzo
Primera B (1): 1982 Argentinos Juniors
Primera División (1): 1985 Nacional Copa Libertadores (1): 1985 Copa Interamericana (1): 1985 Newell's Old Boys
Primera División (1): 1987–88 Pachuca
Primera División A (1): 1995–96
Clubs
- Newell's Old Boys1954–1958
- Argentina men's national football team1956–1956
- Boca Juniors1959–1961
- Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield1962–1963
- Estudiantes de La Plata1964–1964
- Club Atlético Platense1965–1966
- Quilmes Atlético Club1967–1967
- Deportivo Cali1968–1969
- Club Atlético Talleres de Remedios de Escalada1970–1970
- Club Atlético Talleres de Remedios de Escalada1970–1971
- Club Atlético San Telmo1971–1972
Played together with
Aaron AnselminoBoca Juniors · 2023–2025
Abel AguilarDeportivo Cali · 2002–2005
Abel AguilarDeportivo Cali · 2016–2018
Abel BalboArgentina men's national football team · 1989–1998
Abel BalboBoca Juniors · 2002–2002
Abel BalboNewell's Old Boys · 1987–1988
Adis JahovićClub Atlético Vélez Sarsfield · 2008–2008
Adolfo PederneraArgentina men's national football team · 1940–1946
Adolfo ZumelzúArgentina men's national football team · 1927–1930- Adrián GuninoBoca Juniors · 2009–2010
Agustín AllioneClub Atlético Vélez Sarsfield · 2011–2014
Agustín BalbuenaArgentina men's national football team · 1974–1974
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Identifiers & aliases
José Antonio Yudica was an Argentine football player and manager.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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