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Victor joined our Club in July of 2002. He brings a rich and varied
international background in soccer as a player, coach and
broadcaster since 1974. He came up through the Argentinean youth
program in his hometown of Tucuman and turned professional by age
17. He played for eight years as a professional in Argentina,
including a year with one of the country’s top 1st Division teams,
River Plate. He later played for two years in Mexico for Toros Neza
of the 1st Division and Club Acapulco of Division A. After moving to
the United States in 1994, he played for the Houston Hotshots of the
CISL, the Texas Toros of the USISL, the WISL champion Dallas
Sidekicks and the D-League Texas Rattlers (the Dallas Burn’s reserve
team). He was a member of the broadcast teams for Univision during
the France ’98 and Japan-South Korea ’02 World Cups and speaks five
languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian and French.
Victor began his coaching career as an assistant coach for the
Mexico Under-14 junior national team in 1994. He subsequently
coached for a number of Dallas-area clubs: Arsenal, Club America,
Crusader, Dallas Inter, United, Storm and Soccer America. He was the
director of coaching for the Crusader Soccer Club in Highland Park
from 1998-2000 and the director of coaching/clinics and camps for
Soccer America from 2001-2002. He is the men’s and women’s head
coach at Brookhaven College. Currently he coaches soccer and teaches
Spanish at Fulton Academy in Rockwall. Victor attended the
University of San Miguel de Tucuman in Argentina, where he received
a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine. He serves on the scouting
and player/coach evaluation staffs for U.S. Soccer’s National
Olympic Development program, and is a North Texas Soccer staff coach
and staff instructor. Victor currently holds a USSF “C” National
coaching license,
an Argentina National Youth license and the Argentina “A”
National license. |