Juan José Oré

Juan José Oré

Personal information
Full name	Juan José Oré Herrera
Date of birth	June 12, 1954 (1954-06-12) (age 57)
Place of birth	Lima, Peru
Height	1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
Playing position	Striker
Youth career
	Universitario de Deportes
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps†	(Gls)†
1974-1979	Universitario de Deportes
1979-1980	Panathinaikos
1980-1982	OFI Crete
1982-1983	Coronel Bolognesi
1983-1985	Sporting Cristal
1986	Juventud La Palma
1987	CNI
1988-1990	Deportes Iquique
1991	Ciclista Lima
1991-1992	Universitario de Deportes
1992	Lawn Tennis
Teams managed
2006-2007	Peru U-17
2008-present	Peru U-15
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Juan José Oré (born 12 June 1954) is a Peruvian football manager and a former striker.

Contents 1 Career 2 Honours 2.1 Player 3 References 4 External links

Career

Oré played professional football in Peru, Greece and Chile. He won league titles in Peru with Universitario de Deportes and in Greece with Panathinaikos.

He was top scorer in Peru in 1978 with Universitario de Deportes^[1] and in Chile in 1988 with Deportes Iquique.^[2] he was also joint top scorer in Copa Libertadores 1979 with 6 goals.^[3]

Honours

Player

Club

Universitario de Deportes

• Peruvian First Division : 1974

Individual

• Peruvian First Division: Top Goalscorer(19 goals) 1978
• Copa Libertadores: Top Goalscorer 1979

References

External links

• (Spanish) BDFA profile

Peruvian Primera División top scorers 1918: Rivero 1919: Rivero 1928: Villanueva 1929: Cillóniz 1930: Puente 1931: Villanueva 1932: Lolo Fernández 1933: Lolo Fernández 1934: Lolo Fernández 1935: Alcalde 1937: Flores 1938: Alcalde 1939: Lolo Fernández 1940: Lolo Fernández 1941: Cabrejos 1942: Lolo Fernández 1943: Cerro 1944: Espinoza 1945: Lolo Fernández 1946: V. López 1947: V. López 1948: V. López 1949: Salinas 1950: Terry 1951: V. López 1952: Salinas 1953: Bianco 1954: Villanueva 1955: M. Mosquera 1956: Ruiz 1957: Ruiz 1958: Joya 1959: Ruiz 1960: Olaechea 1961: Gallardo 1962: Gallardo 1963: León 1964: A. Uribe 1965: Urrunaga 1966: Cubillas 1967: León 1968: O. Ramírez 1969: J. Mosquera 1970: Cubillas 1971: Mellán 1972: F. Gonzales 1973: F. Gonzales 1974: Muchotrigo 1975: Leyva 1976: Luces 1977: Ravello 1978: JJ Oré 1979: Leyva 1980: O. Ramírez 1981: Carranza 1982: Rojas 1983: Caballero 1984: Drago / Montero 1985: Neyra 1986: Briceño 1987: Suárez 1988: Mora 1989: Delgado 1990: Adão 1991: Baldessari 1992: Marquinho 1993: Sáenz 1994: Maestri 1995: Julinho 1996: Sáenz 1997: Zegarra 1998: Nílson 1999: Zúñiga 2000: Esidio 2001: J. Ramírez 2002: Artime 2003: Bonnet 2004: García 2005: Mostto 2006: Mostto 2007: Fano 2008: Ximénez 2009: Estigarribia 2010: Arriola 2011: Tejada

Copa Libertadores top scorers 1960: Alberto Spencer 1961: Osvaldo Panzutto 1962: Coutinho / Enrique Raymondi / Alberto Spencer 1963: José Sanfilippo 1964: Mario Rodríguez 1965: Pelé 1966: Daniel Onega 1967: Norberto Raffo 1968: Tupazinho 1969: Alberto Ferrero 1970: Francisco Bertocchi / Oscar Más 1971: Luis Artime / Raul Castronovo 1972: Toninho Guerreiro / Teófilo Cubillas / Oswaldo Ramírez / Percy Rojas 1973: Carlos Caszely 1974: CSXTerto / Pedro Rocha / Fernando Morena 1975: Fernando Morena / Oswaldo Ramírez 1976: Palhinha 1977: Néstor Scotta 1978: Guillermo La Rosa / Néstor Scotta 1979: Miltão / Juan José Oré 1980: Waldemar Victorino 1981: Zico 1982: Fernando Morena 1983: Arsenio Luzardo 1984: Tita 1985: Juan Carlos Sánchez 1986: Juan Carlos de Lima 1987: Ricardo Gareca 1988: Arnoldo Iguarán 1989: Carlos Aguilera / Raúl Vicente Amarilla 1990: Adriano Samaniego 1991: Gaúcho 1992: Palhinha 1993: Juan Carlos Almada 1994: Stalin Rivas 1995: Mário Jardel 1996: Antony de Ávila 1997: Alberto Acosta 1998: Sergio João 1999: Gauchinho / Fernando Baiano / Víctor Bonilla / Ruberth Morán / Rubén Sosa 2000: Luizão 2001: Lopes 2002: Rodrigo Mendes 2003: Marcelo Delgado / Ricardo Oliveira 2004: Luís Fabiano 2005: Santiago Salcedo 2006: Aloísio / Fernandão / Marcinho / Nilmar / Washington / Félix Borja / José Luis Calderón / Agustín Delgado / Sebastián Ereros / Ernesto Farías / Daniel Montenegro / Mariano Pavone / Jorge Quinteros / Patricio Urrutia 2007: Salvador Cabañas 2008: Salvador Cabañas / Marcelo Moreno 2009: Mauro Boselli 2010: Thiago Ribeiro 2011: Roberto Nanni / Wallyson

Primera División de Chile Top Scorers 1933: Carvallo 1934: Giudice 1935: Au. Domínguez / Ogaz 1936: Bolaños 1937: Bolaños 1938: Pizarro 1939: Al. Domínguez 1940: Alonso / Valenzuela 1941: Profetta 1942: Romo 1943: Machuca / Mancilla 1944: Alcántara / Al. Domínguez 1945: Cruche / Giorgi / J. Zárate 1946: Cruche 1947: Vera 1948: J. Zárate 1949: Lorca 1950: Díaz 1951: Aguilera / Tello 1952: Meléndez 1953: Robledo 1954: Robledo 1955: Moreno 1956: Villarroel 1957: Albella 1958: Albella / Verdejo 1959: Rios 1960: Falcon 1961: Landa / Campos 1962: Campos 1963: Álvarez 1964: Escudero 1965: Scandolli 1966: Bracamonte / Campos 1967: E. Zárate 1968: Reinoso 1969: E. Zárate 1970: Castro 1971: E. Zárate 1972: Espinoza 1973: Yavar 1974: Crisosto 1975: Pizarro 1976: Fabbiani 1977: Fabbiani 1978: Fabbiani 1979: Caszely 1980: Caszely 1981: Caszely / Cabrera / Marcoleta 1982: Siviero 1983: Olivera 1984: Cabrera 1985: Basay 1986: Salgado 1987: Hurtado 1988: De Luca / Oré 1989: Martínez 1990: Martínez 1991: Martínez 1992: A. González 1993: Figueroa 1994: Acosta 1995: Caballero / A. González 1996: Véner 1997-A: Bisconti 1997-C: Báez / Vallejos 1998: González 1999: Núñez 2000: P. González 2001: Tapia 2002-A: S. González 2002-C: Neira 2003-A: Cabañas 2003-C: Biscayzacú 2004-A: Galaz 2004-C: Galaz 2005-A: Estay / Mancilla / Sarabia 2005-C: Díaz / Fierro / Montecinos 2006-A: Suazo 2006-C: Monje 2007-A: Suazo 2007-C: Villanueva 2008-A: Barrios 2008-C: Barrios 2009-A: Paredes 2009-C: Rivarola 2010: Mirošević 2011-A: Urbano

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Name	Ore, Juan Jose
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Date of birth	12 June 1954
Place of birth	Lima, Peru
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