Adelfo Magallanes Campos

Adelfo Magallanes Campos was a Peruvian soccer player who was born in San Luis de Cañete on August 29, 1913, developing his career with Alianza Lima. Nicknamed El Bólido, he played inside right or forward and replaced Alberto Montellanos in the Gold Team's attack. He shone with the "Rodillo Negro" and in the Peruvian National Team that participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games and won the 1939 South American Championship.

After retiring from the fields, he was coach of Alianza Lima in two periods (1946-52 and 1954-56), with an intermission in which he went to manage Colombia. He is the coach who has won the most titles with the Alliance (four: in 1948, 1952, 1954 and 1955). He died at the age of 76 in 1989, he was buried in El Ángel Cemetery.

National team

She participated with the Peruvian team in the 1936 Olympic Games, held in Berlin, where the red-and-white finished in the quarterfinals.

Participation in the Olympic Games

Tournament	Headquarters	Outcome
1936 Olympic Games	GermanyGermany	Final rooms

Clubs

As a footballer

Club	Country	Year
Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1930 − 1944

As a coach

Club	Country	Year	PJ	PG	PE	P
Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1946 - 1948	66	30	13	23
Deportivo Cali	ColombiaColombia	1949 - 1950	26	20	4	2
Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1950	15	7	2	6
Americas of Cali	ColombiaColombia	1951	34	11	7	16
Alliance Lima	Peru Peru	1952 - 1957	112	65	22	25
CF Atlante	Mexico Mexico	1958 − 1959	5	1	2	2
Defensor Lima	Peru Peru	1960 - 1961	23	12	6	5
The Legua		1963	18	7	1	10

Statistics

Clubs

Updated to end of sports career.

Club	Div.	Season	League (1)		Cups national (2)		Friendly		Total		Media Shotgun
			Part.	Goles	Part.	Goles	Part.	Goles	Part.	Goles
Alliance Lima Peru Peru	1. a	1930	-	-	-		-		-	-	0.48
		1931	1	2	-		-		1	2	0.45
		1932	2	2	-		-		2	2	0.00
		1933	1	0	-		-		1	0	0.33
		1934	3	1	-		-		3	1	0.33
		1935	2	1	-		3	2	5	3	0.33
		1936	-		3	2	3	4	6	7	0.33
		1937	9	4	-		1	0	10	4	0.33
		1938	7	2	-		-		7	2	0.33
		1939	10	6	-		-		10	6	0.33
		1940	13	3	-		1	0	14	3	0.33
		1941	14	7	-		-		14	7	0.33
		1942	9	8	-		-		9	8	0.33
		1943	13	7	-		1	0	14	7	0.33
		1944	13	8	-		2	0	15	8	0.33
		1945	4	0	-		1	1	5	1	0.33
	Total club		104	51	3	2	12	7	119	58	0.40
Total career			104	51	3	2	12	7	119	58	0.39
(1) It includes data from the defining instances contemplated in the bases of each competition. (2) Includes data from the Opening Championship.

Humours as a player

National Championships

Short Tournaments

International Cups

Honours as a coach

National Championships