HISTORY

The excellent Sevilla right back earned the nickname of "lifeguard" in his role as coach, as on four occasions he took charge of the team in adverse circumstances, and on almost all of them he managed to save the team from relegation. He only completed the entire 1968/69 season as coach, achieving promotion to the First Division.

He replaced first Eizaguirre, then Barinaga, and also Antonio Barrios, but on this occasion, when he was called in, it was too late and the team was relegated. He suffered the sale of three great players: Ruiz Sosa to Atlético de Madrid, Gallego to Barcelona and Marcelo Campanal to Deportivo de la Coruña. He was coach at the time when Pedro Berruezo tragically died after collapsing on the pitch.

With the intention of aiming higher, Sevilla FC hired the former goalkeeper from Guipuzcoa, but he was unable to get the team back on track, having to be replaced five games before the end of the championship by Juan Arza.

The Slovakian coach led the "Blanquirrojos" in the 1964/65 season. He achieved similar results to his predecessor, placing Sevilla FC in mid-table.

The famed Brazilian coach coached Sevilla FC in the 1963/64 season. He placed the team in a discreet ninth position.

The famed Brazilian coach coached Sevilla FC in the 1963/64 season. He placed the team in a modest ninth place. Don Pedro, as he was known, opted for tactical innovation and youth, rarely repeating the starting eleven and giving minutes to young players who turned out to be important pieces in the future. The incoming board decided against keeping him on at the end of the season, and he was replaced by Fernando Daucik.

The former goalkeeper of the club's golden era was another home-grown coach. He replaced Antonio Barrios in the 1962/63 season with three games to go, managing to save the team from relegation.