The soccer manager has had an impressive career, leading several South American national teams such as Colombia, Ecuador, and Chile. Over the years, this soccer manager has also taken charge of prominent clubs including Atlético Nacional, Flamengo, and Deportivo Cali, showcasing his versatility and deep understanding of the game. Before rising to fame, the soccer manager pursued higher education, earning a degree in physical education from the renowned German Sport University Cologne—a foundation that would later support his successful transition into coaching.
Though he had a brief stint as a player, it was clear early on that his true calling lay in management. He made his managerial debut with Cortuluá back in 1994, marking the beginning of what would become a long and respected career. As for his personal life, the soccer manager shares a close bond with his family and is proud father to three children: Alejandra, Juan, and Carolina. Through dedication and experience, this soccer manager continues to leave a lasting impact on the world of football.
He was honored as the South American Coach of the Year in 2016, a well-deserved recognition that came during his time with Atlético Nacional. It was a standout moment in his career, showcasing his talent and leadership on the field. He really made a name for himself that year, proving just how impactful he could be as a coach.