1960 Panamerican Championship National Squads
The 1960 Panamerican Championship brought together some of the most prominent footballing nations in the Americas. To understand the competitive landscape of the tournament, it is essential to look at the leadership and composition of the national squads that participated in this historic event.
The tournament commenced on March 6, 1960. For historical accuracy, player data—including age, caps (the number of international appearances), and goals—is recorded as of the first day of the competition. Furthermore, the clubs listed for each player represent the last competitive team they played for prior to the tournament's start.
Key Facts
- Tournament Start Date: March 6, 1960.
- Participating Nations: Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, and Mexico.
- Data Baseline: Player statistics and ages are fixed to the tournament's opening day.
- Club Affiliation: Clubs are categorized by their national association rather than the specific league.
National Team Leadership
Each participating nation was led by a head coach responsible for tactical direction and squad selection. The leadership for the 1960 campaign was as follows:
Argentina
The Argentine squad was managed by Guillermo Stábile.
Brazil
The Brazilian side was led by head coach Oswaldo Rolla.
Costa Rica
The Costa Rican national team was under the guidance of Rubén Amorín.
Mexico
The Mexican squad was commanded by head coach Ignacio Trelles.
Tournament Summary Table
| Country | Head Coach |
|---|---|
| Argentina | Guillermo Stábile |
| Brazil | Oswaldo Rolla |
| Costa Rica | Rubén Amorín |
| Mexico | Ignacio Trelles |
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the 1960 Panamerican Championship begin?
The tournament officially started on March 6, 1960.
How were player ages and statistics calculated?
Ages, caps, and goals were recorded specifically as of March 6, 1960, and do not include any matches played after the tournament began.
Which clubs are associated with the players?
The listed club is the one for which the player last played a competitive match before the start of the tournament.
How is club nationality determined?
The nationality of a club reflects the national association to which the club is affiliated, rather than the league it competes in.
Who coached the Mexican national team during this tournament?
The Mexican team was led by head coach Ignacio Trelles.