Juan Carlos Oleniak

Oleniak at Universidad de Chile

Juan Carlos Oleniak ( born March 4, 1942 in Buenos Aires ) is a former Argentine footballer. He was active in Argentina, Chile and Mexico and took the national team of his native country participates in the Football World Cup 1962.

Career

Club career

Juan Carlos began his footballing career with Oleniak eighteen years in the first team of Racing Club, one of the two big clubs of bonarenser suburb Avellaneda Partido. The jersey of the Racing Club, where he played, among others, along with other Argentine football greats of the era such as Roberto Perfumo, Rubén Héctor Sosa or Omar Corbatta acted Juan Carlos Oleniak 1960-1964 with a one-year interruption by a commitment to the Argentinos Juniors in 1962. Oleniak came to 44 league games for Racing Club in the Primera División, where reach four goals to him. In 1961, he won his first and only Argentinean Championship, as the Racing Club in the final table of the Primera División first place with seven points ahead of San Lorenzo de Almagro finished. This success should be the only of its kind for Juan Carlos Oleniak with Racing Club remain, he left the club in 1964 and Argentina to Chile, where he joined CF Universidad de Chile. Between 1965 and 1968, Oleniak, who was found on the position of an attacker on 51 missions in the Chilean league play, with 26 goals were to book. Twice Oleniak was with Universidad de Chile Master, in the season 1965, won by six points ahead of CD Universidad Católica, two years later with twelve points ahead of just those. A year after the second championship with Universidad de Chile joined Juan Carlos Oleniak the club and went to the Santiago Wanderers, also from Santiago de Chile. In 1968 he managed the smaller football club a surprise and won only the second championship in club history. The following years were no longer as successful and Oleniak moved to the 1971 season to Mexico to CD Veracruz, and a year later returned to his home in Mendoza to AC San Martín, where he ended his active career in 1972.

National

Juan Carlos Oleniak was used a total of three times in the Argentine national soccer team. All these matches amounted to 1962, when he was appointed just at the Argentinos Juniors standing under contract of coach Juan Carlos Lorenzo in the squad for the World Cup in Chile. In the tournament, he was employed in two games, scoring one was denied him, as in all his internationals. After Oleniak the first group match, a 1-0 win against Bulgaria missed, he was employed by Lorenzo in the other two group matches. Both the 1:3 against England and 0-0 against Hungary Oleniak could set no pulses, which would have allowed an advancement of the Argentine team.