Marcelo Trobbiani
Marcelo Antonio Trobbiani ( born February 17, 1955 in Casilda ) is a former Argentine football player and later coach.
Playing career
Club career
Marcelo started his footballing career Trobbiani in 1973 at the Boca Juniors in Argentina's capital Buenos Aires. For Boca he made in four years 107 games in La Liga, the top league in Argentine football, and scored 26 goals. Winning a championship did not succeed. 1976 left Trobbiani Boca Juniors and Argentina and joined the FC Elche in Spain. In the club, the División was auzzutreffen at the time of Trobbianis change in the middle of the Primera, he played a total of 126 times in league play and scored 40 goals. After the FC Elche was relegated in season 1977/78 and did not succeed in the two following seasons of revival, joined Trobbiani 1980 league rivals Real Zaragoza, where he went to the Boca Juniors after just fifteen stakes back. After only one year at his old club he joined in 1982 Estudiantes de La Plata. With the club, who won in a good decade before the Copa Libertadores three times in succession, Trobbiani won in 1982 his first and only Argentinean football championship. In Metropolitano Competition the team coached by Carlos Bilardo took first place with two points ahead of Independiente Avellaneda. For Estudiantes Trobbiano made in four years, 115 games in the Premier League, scoring seventeen goals. After his time at Estudiantes de La Plata followed for Marcelo Trobbiani numerous stations in relatively few years. He played among other again for moose and also a second time for Estudiantes, but also for the Colombian top club CD Los Millonarios or CD Cobreloa in Chile. In 1990 he succeeded active in Barcelona SC Guayaquil in Ecuador, the entry into the final of the Copa Libertadores, after previously among other local rivals CS Emelec and the Argentine giants River Plate CA defeated. In the final, the team of coach Miguel Brindisi defeated the Paraguayan representatives Club Olimpia 0-2 at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion, a 1-1 draw in the second leg at the Estadio Monumental in Guayaquil was not enough for the final victory. Trobbiani was used in two finals, in the second leg of the hits he managed to make it 1-0 in the 62nd minute. Then he played another two years for Barcelona SC, before he went back to Argentina and CA Talleres Cordoba ended his career.
National
Marcelo made Trobbiani 1974-1986 fifteen matches in the Argentine national soccer team. In 1986 he was appointed to the squad for the World Cup in Mexico from Argentina coach Carlos Bilardo Dr., where he went from the beginning only as a reservist with to Central America. Since none of the injured regulars, Trobbiani was only used in a game, which also was the same but the most important in the whole tournament. In the final against Germany, where Argentina was football World Cup by a 3-2 win for the second time, he came in the 90th minute game for Jorge Burruchaga.
Coaching career
After the end of his active career was Marcelo Trobbiani football coach, he coached, among others, the Peruvian giants Universitario de Deportes, CD Cobreloa and Cienciano del Cuzco, where he acts on the sidelines as head since 2009. He also worked from 2006 to 2008 as an assistant coach at Boca Juniors.