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Spanish footballer

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Alcorta and the second or maternal family name is Hermoso.

Cholín
Personal information
Cholín in 1931
Full name	Ignacio María Alcorta Hermoso
Date of birth	(1906-12-13)13 December 1906
Place of birth	Tolosa, Spain
Date of death	30 November 1967(1967-11-30) (aged 60)
Place of death	Granada, Spain
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1925–1927	Tolosa
1927–1940	Real Sociedad	95+	(53+)
1940–1942	Granada	5+	(1+)
International career
1928	Spain	1	(0)
Managerial career
1943–1944	Alaves
1945–1946	Granada
1948–1950	Granada
1950–1951	Real Jaén
1951	Granada
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Ignacio María Alcorta Hermoso, nicknamed Cholín, (13 December 1906 – 30 November 1967) was a Spanish footballer who played as a forward. He competed in the men's tournament at the 1928 Summer Olympics, winning his sole international cap in the competition.

At club level he played for local side Tolosa CF, Real Sociedad – where he scored 53 goals in La Liga and 136 overall, and finished on the losing side in the 1928 Copa del Rey Final – and Granada CF. He later had spells as manager at Deportivo Alavés, Real Jaén and three appointments at Granada, where he settled to live until his death in 1967.

References

"Cholín". Olympedia. Retrieved 13 September 2021.
Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Cholín Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2018.
^ "Alcorta Hermoso, Ignacio María" (in Spanish). Eusko Ikaskuntza. 2007. Retrieved 5 November 2018.
"Un Granadino de Tolosa: Cholín" [A Granadino from Tolosa: Cholín]. 5000 y un Ramos (Historia del Granada CF) (in Spanish). 27 May 2008. Retrieved 5 November 2018.

External links

Cholín at National-Football-Teams.com
Cholín at BDFutbol
Cholín at EU-Football.info
Cholín at Olympedia
Cholín: Ignacio María Alcorta Hermoso de Ordorica at BDFutbol
Cholín Archived 17 April 2019 at the Wayback Machine at SE Fútbol

v t e Spain football squad – 1928 Summer Olympics
GK Izaguirre GK Jáuregui DF Errasti DF Quincoces DF Vallana DF Zaldúa MF Arizcorreta MF Gamborena MF González MF Labarta MF Legarreta MF Marculeta MF Regueiro MF Villaverde FW Bienzobas FW Cholín FW Kiriki FW Mariscal FW Bilbao FW Sagarzazu FW Yermo Coach: Berraondo

Managerial positions

Real Jaén – managers

Cachón (1943–44)
Melul (1944–45)
Aranda (1945–48)
Melenchón (1948–49)
Patxi (1949–50)
Cholín (1950–51)
Bracero (1951–53)
Brand (1953–54)
Sánchez (1954–55)
Arnanz (1955–57)
Millán (1957)
Muñiz (1957)
Hon (1957–58)
Orizaola (1958–59)
Benavente (1959–60)
Valera (1960)
Bermúdez (1960)
Travieso (1960–61)
Millán (1961–62)
Benavente (1962–63)
Arregui (1963)
Alonso (1963–64)
Juande (1964)
Guillamón (1964–65)
Vega (1965)
J. González (1965–66)
Millán (1966–67)
Doménech (1967–68)
Cortizo (1968)
Paquirrini (1968–69)
Antoñete (1969)
Zubieta (1969–70)
Núñez (1970)
Ríos (1970–72)
Ruiz Sosa (1972)
Antoñete (1972)
Eguiluz (1972–73)
Antoñete (1973)
Millán (1973–74)
Martín Vences (1974)
Antoñete (1974)
Caeiro (1974–75)
Ruiz Sosa (1975–77)
Jaco (1977)
Calvo Marini (1977–78)
Antoñete (1978)
Vega (1978)
Ruiz Sosa (1978–79)
Gil (1979–80)
Peñafuente (1980–81)
Pedrito (1981–82)
Cedrún (1982–83)
Lalo (1983)
Neme (1983–84)
Juanjo (1984–85)
Ruiz Sosa (1985)
G. Andoín (1985–86)
Manolo Haro (1986)
Martín (1986)
Juande (1986)
Lucena (1986)
Antoñete (1986)
Tartilán (1986–88)
Plaza (1988–89)
Tartilán (1989–90)
B. Jurado (1990)
Manzano (1990–91)
Plaza (1991–92)
Crispi (1992–93)
Plaza (1993–96)
Quico (1996–97)
Anquela (1997)
M. Jiménez (1997–98)
Teixidó (1998–2000)
Anquela (2000)
Tartilán (2000)
Braojos (2000–01)
Francisco (2001–02)
Anquela (2002)
M. Jiménez (2002)
Anquela (2002)
Nogués (2002–04)
Juan Carlos (2004)
Aybar (2004–05)
Gay (2005–06)
Vinyals (2006–07)
F. Campos (2007)
Terrazas (2007–09)
Herrero (2009)
Cervera (2009–10)
J. Campos (2010–11)
Herrero (2011–14)
Aybar (2014–15)
Berges (2015)
Arconada (2015–16)
Tejada (2016–17)
Barla (2017)
Valenciano (2017)
Salva (2017–18)
García Tébar (2018)
Crespo (2018–19)
A. González (2019–20)
Pérez (2020)
Pajares (2020–21)
Arsenal (2021–22)
Ferreras (2022)
Chumila (2022–23)
Fajardo (2023–24)
Peragón (2024–)

Granada CF – managers

Bonet (1940–41)
Bru (1941–43)
Plattkó (1943–44)
Vidal (1944–45)
Cholín (1945–46)
Conde (1946–47)
Millán (1947)
Valderrama (1947–48)
Cholín (1948–50)
Rubio (1950)
Mas (1950–51)
Cholín (1951)
Mas (1951)
Espada (1951–52)
Ibáñez (1952–53)
Bracero (1953–54)
Lelé (1954–55)
Ibáñez (1955–56)
Álvaro (1956–57)
Carmona (1957)
Pasarín (1957)
Scopelli (1957–59)
González (1959)
Kalmár (1959–60)
Argila (1960–61)
Trinchant (1961)
Herrera (1961–62)
Álvaro (1962–63)
Millán (1963)
Trompi (1963–64)
Eizaguirre (1964)
Antúnez (1964–65)
Kalmár (1965–66)
Eizaguirre (1966–67)
Ibáñez (1967)
Joseíto (1967–68)
Domingo (1968–69)
Rossi (1969–70)
Ibáñez (1970)
Joseíto (1970–72)
Pasieguito (1972–73)
Joseíto (1973–75)
Errazquín (1975)
Muñoz (1975–76)
Núñez (1976)
Errazquín (1976–77)
Vavá (1977–78)
Errazquín (1978)
Ben Barek (1978–80)
Gento (1980–81)
Joseíto (1981)
Lalo (1981)
Mingorance (1981)
Ruiz (1981–82)
Ruiz Sosa (1982–83)
Mesones (1983–84)
Yosu (1984)
Pellejero (1984)
Naya (1984–85)
Pellejero (1985)
Peiró (1985–88)
Ruiz Sosa (1988)
Lalo (1988)
Garre (1988)
Pachín (1988–89)
Crispi (1989)
Lalo (1989)
J. Díaz (1989–90)
Garre (1990–91)
Corbacho (1991–92)
Parejo (1992)
Yosu (1992–94)
Barrios (1994)
Pellejero (1994)
Víctor (1994–95)
Crispi (1995)
Alcaraz (1995–98)
Suárez (1998)
Juanjo (1998)
Chaparro (1998–99)
Mesones (1999–00)
I. Díaz (2000)
Molina (2001)
Lalo (2001)
J. Á. Moreno (2001)
Muñiz (2001)
Blanco (2001–02)
Parejo (2002)
Rodríguez (2002–04)
Maquiles (2004)
Vico (2004–05)
Kiki (2005–06)
Víctor (2006)
Višnjić (2006–07)
Víctor (2007)
Cano (2007–08)
Braojos (2008–09)
Álvarez Tomé (2009–10)
Fabri (2010–12)
Resino (2012)
Anquela (2012–13)
Alcaraz (2013–14)
Caparrós (2014–15)
Aguado (2015)
Resino (2015)
Sandoval (2015–16)
González (2016)
Jémez (2016)
Planagumà (2016)
Alcaraz (2016–17)
Adams (2017)
Oltra (2017–18)
Morilla (2018)
Portugal (2018)
Martínez (2018–21)
R. Moreno (2021–22)
Torrecilla (2022)
Karanka (2022)
López (2022–23)
Medina (2023–24)
Sandoval (2024)
Abascal (2024)
Escribá (2024–)

Deportivo Alavés – managers

Martínez (1926–27)
García (1926–27)
Harris (1928)
Adarraga (1928–29)
Baonza (1929–31)
Encinas (1931–32)
García (1932–39)
Albéniz (1939)
Rey (1939–40)
Gamborena (1940–41)
Antero (1941–43)
Cholín (1943–44)
Rey (1944–47)
Beristain (1946–48)
Albéniz (1947–48)
Esparza (1947–48)
Oceja (1948–49)
Petreña (1949–50)
Ausina Tur (1950–52)
Molinos (1952–53)
Muñoz (1952–53)
Alsúa (1952–53)
Echezarreta (1953–56)
Urquiri (1956–58)
Iriondo (1958–59)
Echezarreta (1959–60)
Galarraga (1960–63)
Arroyo (1963)
Urquizu (1963–64)
Manolín (1964)
Calvo (1964–65)
Lasa (1965–66)
Urquiri (1965–66)
Barcina (1965–66)
Petreña (1965–66)
Elizondo (1966–67)
de Quincoces (1966–67)
Izaguirre (1967–68)
Puskás (1968–69)
Ibarra (1969–70)
Calvo (1969–70)
Barcina (1970–72)
García de Andoin (1972)
Millán (1972)
Aguirre (1972–73)
Galarraga (1973–75)
Eizaguirre (1974–75)
Ispizua (1974–75)
Ben Barek (1975–76)
Joseíto (1976–78)
Aranguren (1978–80)
García de Andoin (1980–83)
Astorga (1982–83)
Quílez (1983–84)
Naya (1983–84)
Mané (1984–85)
Neme (1985)
Yosu (1985–86)
Uriona (1986–87)
Ispizua (1987–88)
Begoña (1988–89)
Astorga (1989–91)
Balbás (1991–92)
Quílez (1992)
Costa (1992–93)
Irulegui (1993–94)
Aranguren (1994–97)
Boronat (1997)
Mané (1997–2003)
Aranguren (2003)
Mel (2003–04)
Cos (2004–06)
Oliva (2006)
Luna (2006)
Bañuelos (2006)
Cos (2006–07)
Fabri (2007)
Luna (2007)
Yagüe (2007)
Uribe (2007–08)
Bañuelos (2008)
Salmerón (2008)
Mandiola (2008–09)
Javi López (2009)
Pereira (2009–10)
Ocenda (2010)
Álvarez Tomé (2010–11)
de la Fuente (2011)
Granero (2011–12)
González (2012–13)
Mandiá (2013–14)
Alberto (2014–15)
Bordalás (2015–16)
Pellegrino (2016–17)
Zubeldía (2017)
Cabello (2017)
De Biasi (2017)
Cabello (2017)
Abelardo (2017–19)
Garitano (2019–20)
Muñiz (2020)
Machín (2020–21)
Abelardo (2021)
Calleja (2021)
Mendilibar (2021–22)
Velázquez (2022)
Luís García (2022–24)
Coudet (2024–)

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