2011 Copa América squads
This article contains the cadres of the 10 South American national teams in the Copa America 2011 in Argentina. The games with statistical details is Article Copa America 2011/Spiele.
- 2.1 Brazil
- 2.2 Ecuador
- 2.3 Paraguay
- 2.4 Venezuela
- 3.1 Chile
- 3.2 Mexico
- 3.3 Peru
- 3.4 Uruguay
Group A
Argentina
After the dismissal of Diego Maradona as coach of Argentina to the 2010 World Cup Sergio Batista took over the Albiceleste and for him the Copa América 2011 was his first major tournament in this position. He has already won as coach of the Argentine Olympic team gold medal in Beijing in 2008. Unlike Maradona Sergio Batista, the two experienced players Javier Zanetti and Esteban Cambiasso pulled back into the selection of Argentina.
Argentina's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Bolivia
Bolivia's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Costa Rica
Colombia
Before the tournament had the coach Hernán Darío Gómez of Colombia, who took office for the second time, suffered two major setbacks. He had to renounce his playmaker Giovanni Moreno ( Racing Club), who suffered a torn ACL and the goalkeeper David Ospina (OGC Nice), who was injured in training. Nelson Ramos for the injured goalkeeper.
Colombia's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Group B
Brazil
For after the disappointing World Cup 2010 in South Africa coach Mano Menezes set the Copa América 2011 was his first major tournament in this position. Prior Menezes invited 28 players in his preliminary squad, of which he attacker Nilmar and Leandro Damiao and midfielders Thiago Neves, Anderson and Henrique screened.
Brazil official squad for the Copa America 2011
Ecuador
Ecuador's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Paraguay
Gerardo Martino the coach of Paraguay wanted to retire after the 2010 FIFA World Cup, but he was persuaded not to remain in office until the Copa América 2011. Model should then finally be an end for him. Paraguay's coach made in the nomination of the squad for the Copa América 2011 for a surprise, he renounced the services of striker Óscar Cardozo ( Benfica ), which triggered the coach a lot of discussion from.
Paraguay's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Venezuela
The squad of Venezuela offered in the tournament on the most legionaries from the German Bundesliga and although three of them Juan Arango, Yohandry Orozco and Tomás Rincón. They were also in the squad the only Germans in the whole tournament: Luis Manuel Seijas Gunther, son of a German -born mother.
Venezuela's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Group C
Chile
In November 2010, Marcelo Bielsa resigned as a successful coach from Chile to political intrigue in the Chilean Football Federation. His resignation was a bitter loss. Then Claudio Borghi took over the heavy legacy. The Football Association of Chile was to reach the semi-finals in 2011 as the target for the Copa America.
Chile's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Mexico
Peru
After Peru's national team in qualifying for the World Cup 2010 Last was and was then appointed by the newspaper La República to worst selection of the story, she went as an underdog in the Copa América 2011. According to the 2010 World Cup, the Uruguayan Sergio Markarian took over the office of National coach of Peru. The new coach has been dogged by bad luck. He suffered serious setbacks before the tournament, he noticed four important Legionaries of injury, the striker Claudio Pizarro (Werder Bremen), the offensive players Jefferson Farfán ( Schalke 04 ), and finally also the defender Carlos Zambrano (FC St. Pauli ) and midfielder Luis Ramírez ( Corinthians ), who were both injured in the preparation in the harsh friendly against Senegal. Moreover, went one of the star players of that team, Juan Manuel Vargas, chipped into the tournament.
Peru's official squad for the Copa America 2011
Uruguay
Coach Oscar Tabarez Washington nominated 26 players in his provisional squad, for this he struck on June 29, the striker Sebastián Fernández ( Málaga CF ), Jorge Fucile Except Defender (FC Porto ) and midfielder Gastón Ramírez ( Bologna FC ).
Uruguay's official squad for the Copa America 2011