Carlos Kiese

Carlos Alberto Kiese Wiesner (born June 1, 1957 in Tebicuary, Paraguay) is a former football coach and sports journalist who served as Paraguay's defensive midfielder. As a player, was highlighted in the Selection of Paraguay and the Club Olimpia of his country to win both, between 1975 and 1983, several local and international titles, such as Copa America,^[1] Copa Libertadores and Intercontinental Cup from 1979. In his role as a coach he won the championship in the Primera División de Paraguay, 1996 leading to Club Cerro Porteño from Assumption.

Recently, during the Clausura 2009 he served as head coach of Club Olimpia of Paraguay. However, resigned over a disagreement with the policy of playing just before the 19th day he found his team in third place 3 points behind the leader.

References

↑ Tabeira, Martín (2009-08-12). "Copa America 1979". RSSSF.

Paraguay squad – 1979 Copa América winners (2nd title)
Acosta Aquino Arce Báez Cabañas Cibils Colmán Escobar Espínola Fernández Fleitas Florentín Isasi Kiese Meza E. Morel V. Morel Osorio Ovelar Paredes Pérez Pesoa Romero Sandoval Solalinde Sosa Talavera Torales Torres Vera E. Villalba J.M. Villalba Coach: Miranda

Paraguay squad – 1991 Copa América
1 Chilavert 2 Barrios 3 Cristaldo 4 Suárez 5 Rivarola 6 V. Sanabria 7 Neffa 8 Guirland 9 Cardozo 10 Monzón 11 González 12 Ruiz Díaz 13 Martínez 14 Jacquet 15 Struway 16 M. Sanabria 17 Genes 18 Romero 19 Alvarenga 20 Zabala 21 Yegros 22 Peralta Coach: Kiese

Paraguay national football team – managers

Laguna (1921–22)
Solich (1922–29)
Laguna (1929–45)
Solich (1945–46)
González (1946–47)
Solich (1947–51)
Ramírez (1951–55)
González (1955–59)
Laterza (1959–62)
Solich (1962–65)
González (1965–74)
Benítez (1974–76)
Rodríguez (1976–80)
Monin (1980–83)
Miranda (1983–85)
Ré (1985–87)
Rivera (1987)
Parodi (1987)
Manera (1988–89)
Valdez (1990)
Kiese (1991–92)
Markarián (1992–93)
Solalinde (1993–94)
Kubala (1995)
Carpegiani (1996–98)
Almeida (1998–99)
Markarián (1999–2001)
Genes (2001)
Maldini (2001–02)
Ruiz (2002–06)
Amarilla (2006–07)
Martino (2007–11)
Arce (2011–12)
Pelusso (2012–13)
Genes (2013–14)
Díaz (2014–16)
Arce (2016–)

Club Olimpia – managers

Fleitas (1942)
Peucelle (19xx–xx)
González (195x–6x)
Máspoli (197x–197x)
Rodríguez^c (1976)
Cubilla (1979–1980)
Cubilla (1982)
Markarián (1983–85)
Ruiz (1985)
Markarián (1986)
Quartarone (1987)
Ruiz (1987)
Cubilla (1988–1991)
Ruiz (1991)
Piazza (1992)
Perfumo^c (1992)
Cubilla (1992–93)
Piazza (1993)
Almeida (1993–94)
Piazza (1994)
Benítez (1994)
Cubilla (1995–00)
Solalinde (2000)
Ruiz (2001)
Cubilla (2001)
Pumpido (2001–02)
Cubilla (2002)
Ruiz (2002)
Pumpido (2003)
Solalinde (2003)
Kiese (2004)
Benítez (2004–05)
Kiese (2005–06)
Diarte (2006)
Cardozo (2006–07)
Santos (2007)
Torres (2007)
Costas (2008)
Almeida (2008–09)
Kiese (2009)
Pérez (2009)
Cardozo (2009–10)
Almeida (2010)
Cubilla (2010)
Pumpido (2011)
Cardozo (2011)
Caballero (2011)
Pelusso (2011–12)
Pérez (2012)
Cardozo (2012)
Almeida (2013–14)
Alonso (2014)
Monzón^c (2014)
Pumpido (2014–15)
Arce (2015–16)
Caballero^c (2016)
Jubero (2016)
Caballero^c (2016)
Repetto (2017)
Caballero^c (2017–)

Cerro Porteño – managers

Sinforiano (1960)
Breglia (1969)
Sinforiano (1969)
Saguier (1971)
Gradim (1971)
Breglia (1972)
Rossi (1972)
Breglia (1972)
Sinforiano (1975)
Breglia (1977–78)
Malbernat (1983–84)
Arrúa (1984)
Ré (1985)
Arrúa (1985)
Puskás (1986–87)
Espinosa (1987–88)
Kiese (1988)
Markarián (1990–91)
Carpegiani (1991–92)
Espinosa (1992)
Carpegiani (1993–94)
Lopes (1995–96)
Kiese (1996)
Fossati (1997–98)
Pereira (1998–99)
Arrúa (1999–00)
Martino (2003–04)
Costas (2005–07)
Espinosa (2007)
Torrente (2007)
Ardiles (2008)
Troglio (2008–10)
Torrente (2011)
Astrada (2011)
Fossati (2012–13)
Arce (2013–14)
Astrada (2014–15)
Farías (2016)
Morínigo (2016–)

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