Pedro Troglio

Argentine midfielder who played for River Plate (1983-1988) during historic 1986 era winning Copa Libertadores and Copa Intercontinental, establishing foundation during club's most successful period before European spells in Italy and Japan.

Represented Argentina in Copa América 1989 and 1990 World Cup tournament as runner-up, scoring header versus USSR in first phase and participating in 21 official international matches, demonstrating sustained national team presence.

Won Torneo Apertura 2009 with Cerro Porteño for first major championship as coach, leading Paraguayan club to 28th title in club history and establishing major-tournament winning credentials across South American football.

Dominated Honduran football with Olimpia achieving tetracampeonato (four consecutive titles 2019-2021), subsequently winning Liga Concacaf 2022 and second tetracampeonato (2022-2024), becoming most-winning coach in Honduran football history with seven total titles.

Extensive managerial presence across Argentine, South American, and Central American football with 899 career matches and 54.91% overall effectiveness record, demonstrating sustained success and ability to win titles across multiple competitive contexts and geographical regions.