Raton ayala atletico de madrid

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Nacido en Humboldt, departamento de Las Colonias, provincia de Santa Fe, Ayala jugó en el Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro en Argentina, donde formó parte del famoso equipo que permaneció invicto durante todo el campeonato nacional de 1972.
Después de retirarse como jugador, Ayala se dedicó a entrenar en México, donde ha sido entrenador de Cobras de Querétaro (1986-1987), Tampico-Madero (1987-1988), Cobras de Ciudad Juárez (1988-1989), Correcaminos (1992-1994) y C.F. Pachuca (2000-2005). Durante su estancia en el Pachuca, lo guió a dos títulos de liga, el Invierno 2001 y el Apertura 2003, como entrenador asistente.

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His name is Rubén Ayala, and he is nicknamed “Ratón”. Not only is he the champion of the Intercontinental Cup that pitted Luis Aragones’ Atlético de Madrid against Ricardo Bochini’s Independiente de Avellaneda in 1974, but he also scored the decisive goal that gave the colchoneros the most important international title in their history.
It was on November 27, 1974. From one moment to the next, Vicente Calderón decided to dispense with Argentine coach Juan Carlos Lorenzo, the same man who had taken them to the final of the European Cup a few months earlier, in which they lost to Bayern Munich.
The episode was by no means his own invention. I had already read an article in Panenka magazine about how Luis Aragonés went from player to coach in 24 hours. Suddenly, to his lifelong friends, he began to talk about you, to draw the line of respect and authority.
After becoming idolized in San Lorenzo and Madrid, “Ratón” Ayala decided to change course and come to Mexico. Why? It’s simple, because he was a bohemian. Or at least that’s the impression I get when I read his response, reproduced in Proceso magazine, on the eve of the 1996 promotion final, when he returned Pachuca to the Mexican first division, and when he revealed that he rejected offers from Germany, France and England, all to come and save the Gallos del Jalisco from relegation.

Roberto ayala

Well, today I bring you another ex-valencianista, this one more recent if possible, and of whom you will surely remember many things. He belongs to one of the most outstanding defensive traditions in the world, the Argentinian one, with all the good and bad that goes with it (although in my opinion, it is usually good). Let’s talk about Roberto Fabián Ayala.
Why is he remembered: for being one of the best central defenders in the world in his time, one of the players who has played the most times with the Argentine national team and a classic of our league.
– Only Javier Zanetti has played more games for Argentina. After Ayala, as the third player with the most caps, is Diego Pablo Simeone. Only the three of them have surpassed 100 games. Mascherano with 93 and Messi with 83 will not take long to reach them.
– At Valencia he lived the best recent era of the club: runner-up in the European Championship, League champion twice and UEFA champion. In fact, in 2001 he was voted best defender in the Champions League.

Raton ayala atletico de madrid del momento

From Argentine to Argentine. From legend to Atlético de Madrid legend. Rubén ‘Ratón’ Ayala is one of the most important names in the history of the Atlético team. From a distance and with the wisdom that comes from having lived Atlético in first person, the historic former player has reviewed his career.
He asks for a CHANGE OF PLAY STYLEWhat he does not agree with Simeone right now is Atlético’s style of play. “I would like him to change the way and manner of playing. Now that they have so many players who play and play, come and go, they would have to find a way to change that way of defending and counterattacking, but it will be difficult for them to change the way they play, because they have done well playing like that. In order for it to go down in history, I would like them to propose a little more and not have the players always at the back, back and back. They should try to play and reach the opponent’s goal, but these things are difficult to change”, argued Ratón Ayala.