Luis Alamos

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Luis Pedro Alamos Morales (born December 25, 1923 – died June 26, 1983) was a football manager from Chile, who guided the national team at the 1966 and 1974 FIFA World Cup.

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Chile national football team – Managers

Bertola (1917) • Bertone (1920–22) • Rosetti (1926) • Powell (1928) • Orth (1930) • Mazullo (1936–39) • Garay (1941) • Platko (1941–53) • Salerno (1956–57) • Pakozdi (1957) • Riera (1962–66) • Alamos (1966) • Scopelli (1966–67) • Nocetti (1968–69) • Hormazábal (1970) • Riera (1970) • Vera (1971) • Pino (1971–72) • Gutendorf (1972) • Alamos (1973–74) • Morales (1974–75) • Peña (1976–77) • Santibanez (1977–82) • Ibarra (1982–83) • Carrasco (1984) • Cantatore (1984) • Morales (1985) • Ibarra (1986) • Aravena (1987) • Rodríguez (1987) • Aravena (1988–89) • Salah (1990–93) • Acosta (1993) • Jozić (1994) • Azkargorta (1995–96) • Acosta (1996–2000) • García (2001) • Garcés (2001) • Vaccia (2002) • Olmos (2003–05) • Acosta (2005–07) • Bielsa (2007–)
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Chile squad - 1966 FIFA World Cup
1 Araya • 2 Berly • 3 Campos • 4 Cruz • 5 Donoso • 6 Eyzaguirre • 7 Figueroa • 8 Fouilloux • 9 Godoy • 10 Hodge • 11 Landa • 12 Marcos • 13 Olivares • 14 Prieto • 15 J. Ramírez • 16 O. Ramírez • 17 Sánchez • 18 Tobar • 19 Valdés • 20 Valentini • 21 Villanueva • 22 Yávar • Coach: Alamos
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Chile squad - 1974 FIFA World Cup
1 Vallejos • 2 García • 3 Quintano • 4 Arias • 5 Figueroa • 6 Rodríguez • 7 Caszely • 8 Valdés • 9 Ahumada • 10 Reinoso • 11 Véliz • 12 Machuca • 13 González • 14 Lara • 15 Galindo • 16 Páez • 17 Yávar • 18 Socías • 19 Farías • 20 Castro • 21 Olivares • 22 Nef • Coach: Alamos
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