Alejandro Scopelli

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Alejandro Scopelli Casanova (born 12 May 1908; died 23 October 1987 in Mexico City) was an Argentine football player and coach. He played for Argentina between 1929 and 1941, he played at the inaugural 1930 FIFA World Cup.

He also represented the Italian national team on one occasion [1]. After retirement he became a manager, coaching teams such as Club América in Mexico.

[edit] Career history

Scopelli played for several club teams in Europe and South America:


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The plain Argentine triband. According to "Argentina" at Flags of the World, this is still a legal "civil flag and ensign". Presidential Decree 1541 of 1985 merely extended the use of the Sun-Flag to private citizens but did not affect the status of this plain triband. Argentina squad - 1930 FIFA World Cup The plain Argentine triband. According to "Argentina" at Flags of the World, this is still a legal "civil flag and ensign". Presidential Decree 1541 of 1985 merely extended the use of the Sun-Flag to private citizens but did not affect the status of this plain triband.

GK Bossio | GK Botasso | FW Cherro | DF Chividini | FW Demaria | DF Della Torre | DF J. Evaristo | FW M. Evaristo | FW Ferreira | MF Monti | DF Muttis | DF Orlandini | DF Paternoster | FW Perinetti | FW Peucelle | DF Piaggio | FW Scopelli | FW Spadaro | FW Stábile | MF Suárez | FW Varallo | DF Zumelzú | Coach Olazar / Tramutola
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