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Uruguayan footballer (born 1940) In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Matosas and the second or maternal family name is Postiglione.

Roberto Matosas
Personal information
Matosas in 1970
Full name	Roberto Matosas Postiglione
Date of birth	(1940-05-11) May 11, 1940 (age 84)
Place of birth	Uruguay
Position(s)	Centre-back
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1960–1964	C.A. Peñarol
1964–1968	C.A. River Plate
1968–1972	C.A. Peñarol
1972–1975	San Luis
1975–1976	Deportivo Toluca
1976	San Antonio Thunder
International career
1963–1971	Uruguay	20	(0)
Managerial career
1976–1980	San Antonio Thunder
1980–1982	Atletas Campesinos
1982–1983	Tampico Madero
1983–1985	Monterrey
1985–1988	Deportivo Toluca
1988–1990	Veracruz
1990–1991	Santos Laguna
1991–1992	Veracruz
1992–1993	Santos Laguna
1999	Veracruz
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Roberto Matosas Postiglione (born 11 May 1940 in Mercedes, Department of Soriano, Uruguay) is a Uruguayan former football defender.

Career

At the club level, he played for C.A. River Plate of Argentina and C.A. Peñarol of Uruguay. In September 1964, Club Atlético River Plate signed Matosas for a then-record transfer fee. He would play 165 league matches for the club from 1964 to 1968, with 12 goals. He finished his playing career in Mexico, playing for newly promoted San Luis and Toluca.

Matosas also was part of the Uruguay national football team. He participated in the 1970 FIFA World Cup in Mexico, where the Uruguayan side finished in fourth place.

After he retired from playing, Matosas became a football coach. He has managed Mexican side Veracruz.

References

"Con las formas del ayer: Roberto Matosas" [With forms of yesterday: Roberto Matosas] (in Spanish). La Nueva Provincia. 19 September 2010. Archived from the original on 28 January 2013.
Jiménez, Rolando (25 September 2012). "G. Matosas, un león como DT" [G. Matosas, a lion as a manager] (in Spanish). Plano Deportivo.
Roberto Matosas – FIFA competition record (archived)
"Veracruz vs Real Madrid en partido de ex estrellas" (in Spanish). Oye Mexico. 6 June 2012.

External links

Roberto Matosas at National-Football-Teams.com
Roberto Matosas – Liga MX stats at MedioTiempo.com (archived) (in Spanish)

v t e Uruguay squad – 1970 FIFA World Cup fourth place
1 Mazurkiewicz 2 Ancheta 3 Matosas 4 Ubiña 5 Montero Castillo 6 Mujica 7 Cubilla 8 Rocha (c) 9 Espárrago 10 Maneiro 11 Morales 12 Santos 13 Sandoval 14 Cámera 15 Fontes 16 Caetano 17 Bareño 18 Gómez 19 Zubía 20 Cortés 21 Losada 22 Corbo Coach: Hohberg

v t e C.F. Monterrey – managers
Scarone (1962–65) Mario Perez (1966–69) Jáuregui (1969–74) Riera (1975–76) Bira (1976) Firpo (1976–77) Riera (1977–78) Glória (1978–79) Peña (1979) Bira (1979–80) Dellacha (1980–81) Eugui (1981–82) Pereda (1982–83) Matosas (1983–84) Avilán (1984–87) Ledezma (1987–89) Riera (1989) García (1989–91) Torres (1991–92) Mejía Barón (1991–93) Hernández (1993–94) Cano (1994) Salah (1994–97) Cano (1997) Lostanau (1997) Boy (1997–98) Cano (1999) Treviño (1999) Jara Saguier (1999) Solari (1999) Floro (1999–01) Passarella (2002–03) de León (2004) Orduña (2004) Herrera (2004–07) Mizrahi Smeke (2007–08) La Volpe (2008–09) Vucetich (2009–13) Guadalupe Cruz (2013–14) Barra y Treviño (2014) Barra (2014–15) Mohamed (2015–18) Alonso (2018–19) Mohamed (2019–20) Aguirre (2020–22) Vucetich (2022–23) Ortíz (2023–24) Demichelis (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

C.F. Monterrey – managers

Scarone (1962–65)
Mario Perez (1966–69)
Jáuregui (1969–74)
Riera (1975–76)
Bira (1976)
Firpo (1976–77)
Riera (1977–78)
Glória (1978–79)
Peña (1979)
Bira (1979–80)
Dellacha (1980–81)
Eugui (1981–82)
Pereda (1982–83)
Matosas (1983–84)
Avilán (1984–87)
Ledezma (1987–89)
Riera (1989)
García (1989–91)
Torres (1991–92)
Mejía Barón (1991–93)
Hernández (1993–94)
Cano (1994)
Salah (1994–97)
Cano (1997)
Lostanau (1997)
Boy (1997–98)
Cano (1999)
Treviño (1999)
Jara Saguier (1999)
Solari (1999)
Floro (1999–01)
Passarella (2002–03)
de León (2004)
Orduña (2004)
Herrera (2004–07)
Mizrahi Smeke (2007–08)
La Volpe (2008–09)
Vucetich (2009–13)
Guadalupe Cruz (2013–14)
Barra y Treviño (2014)
Barra (2014–15)
Mohamed (2015–18)
Alonso (2018–19)
Mohamed (2019–20)
Aguirre (2020–22)
Vucetich (2022–23)
Ortíz (2023–24)
Demichelis (2024–)

v t e Deportivo Toluca F.C. – managers
Albiter (1950–52) Fábregas (1952–53) García (1953–55) Marcos (1955–57) Carrasco (1957–58) Rubio (1958–59) Ruiz (1959) García (1959) Kalloi (1959) García (1960–61) Martín (1961–62) Berterame (1962–63) de Abreu (1963) García (1963–64) Berterame (1964–65) Fekete (1965–66) Trelles (1966–73) Moncebáez (1973–74) Navarro (1974) de León (1974–75) Peters (1975–76) Nogueira (1976–77) Marik (1977–82) Roca (1982–84) Estrada (1984–85) Ramos (1985–86) Fekete (1986–87) Matosas (1987–88) Sanabria Mascareño (1988–89) Cárdenas (1988–91) Velarde (1991–92) Vantolrá (1992–93) Silva (1992–95) Pascuttini (1995) Figueroa (1995) Garisto (1995–96) Trejo (1996) López (1996) Álvarez (1996–97) Meza (1997–2000) Ferrero (2000–01) Eugui (2001) La Volpe (2001–02) Graniolatti (2002) Jorge (2002–03) Ferretti (2003–04) Meza (2005) Luna (2005) Gallego (2005–07) Pékerman (2007–08) de la Torre (2008–10) Lugo (2011) Eugui (2011) Graniolatti (2012) Meza (2012–13) Cardozo (2013–16) Cristante (2016–19) Real (2019) La Volpe (2019) Cruzalta & Jesús Rodríguez (2019) de la Torre (2019–20) Morales (2020) Cristante (2021) Ambríz (2021–23) Paiva (2024) Mohamed (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager

Deportivo Toluca F.C. – managers

Albiter (1950–52)
Fábregas (1952–53)
García (1953–55)
Marcos (1955–57)
Carrasco (1957–58)
Rubio (1958–59)
Ruiz (1959)
García (1959)
Kalloi (1959)
García (1960–61)
Martín (1961–62)
Berterame (1962–63)
de Abreu (1963)
García (1963–64)
Berterame (1964–65)
Fekete (1965–66)
Trelles (1966–73)
Moncebáez (1973–74)
Navarro (1974)
de León (1974–75)
Peters (1975–76)
Nogueira (1976–77)
Marik (1977–82)
Roca (1982–84)
Estrada (1984–85)
Ramos (1985–86)
Fekete (1986–87)
Matosas (1987–88)
Sanabria Mascareño (1988–89)
Cárdenas (1988–91)
Velarde (1991–92)
Vantolrá (1992–93)
Silva (1992–95)
Pascuttini (1995)
Figueroa (1995)
Garisto (1995–96)
Trejo (1996)
López (1996)
Álvarez (1996–97)
Meza (1997–2000)
Ferrero (2000–01)
Eugui (2001)
La Volpe (2001–02)
Graniolatti (2002)
Jorge (2002–03)
Ferretti (2003–04)
Meza (2005)
Luna (2005)
Gallego (2005–07)
Pékerman (2007–08)
de la Torre (2008–10)
Lugo (2011)
Eugui (2011)
Graniolatti (2012)
Meza (2012–13)
Cardozo (2013–16)
Cristante (2016–19)
Real (2019)
La Volpe (2019)
Cruzalta & Jesús Rodríguez (2019)
de la Torre (2019–20)
Morales (2020)
Cristante (2021)
Ambríz (2021–23)
Paiva (2024)
Mohamed (2025–)

v t e Santos Laguna – managers
Ortiz (1988–89) Maturano (1989–90) Herrera (1990–91) Estrada (1991) Maturano (1991–92) Jáuregui (1992) Dellacha (1992) Matosas (1992–93) García (1993–94) López (1994–95) Hernández (1995–96) José Vantolrá (1996) A. Tena (1996–98) López (1998) de Dios Castillo (1999) Quirarte (1999–2001) Bueno (2002) L. F. Tena (2002–03) E. de la Torre (2004–05) Jorge Vantolrá (2005) Galindo (2006) Graniolatti (2006) Guzmán (2006–09) Bueno (2009) Romano (2010–11) Cocca (2011) Rergis (2011) Galindo (2011–12) Caixinha (2013–15) Ayestarán (2015) Zubeldía (2016) J. M. de la Torre (2016–17) Siboldi (2017–18) Reyes (2018–19) Duarte (2019) Almada (2019–21) Caixinha (2022) Fentanes (2022–23) Repetto (2023–)

Santos Laguna – managers

Ortiz (1988–89)
Maturano (1989–90)
Herrera (1990–91)
Estrada (1991)
Maturano (1991–92)
Jáuregui (1992)
Dellacha (1992)
Matosas (1992–93)
García (1993–94)
López (1994–95)
Hernández (1995–96)
José Vantolrá (1996)
A. Tena (1996–98)
López (1998)
de Dios Castillo (1999)
Quirarte (1999–2001)
Bueno (2002)
L. F. Tena (2002–03)
E. de la Torre (2004–05)
Jorge Vantolrá (2005)
Galindo (2006)
Graniolatti (2006)
Guzmán (2006–09)
Bueno (2009)
Romano (2010–11)
Cocca (2011)
Rergis (2011)
Galindo (2011–12)
Caixinha (2013–15)
Ayestarán (2015)
Zubeldía (2016)
J. M. de la Torre (2016–17)
Siboldi (2017–18)
Reyes (2018–19)
Duarte (2019)
Almada (2019–21)
Caixinha (2022)
Fentanes (2022–23)
Repetto (2023–)

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