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Miguel Angel Lopez (born 1 March 1942 in Argentina), nicknamed Zurdo, is an Argentine former footballer and manager.[2][3] As a player, López had his most successful tenure on Independiente, where he won eight titles.
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After winning eight titles with Independiente, López emigrated to Colombia to play for Atlético Nacional, where he won the National championship in 1976.
Managerial career
After retiring from football, López became a manager, starting to coach the youth divisions of Atlético Nacional in 1977. Two years later he returned to Argentina as Argentinos Juniors manager, where he coached rising star Diego Maradona. In 1980 he signed for Independiente, winning his first title, the friendly tournament "Torneo Villa de Madrid".
López returned to Colombia in 1982 to coach Atlético Nacional, where he spent a brief time before becoming manager of Boca Juniors but he only spent one season with the team. In 1984 López signed for Mexican Club América, where he won the 1984–85 championship. After a season with Ferro C. Oeste in 1988, López made his third return to Colombia to manage Atlético Junior. His next team was C.D. Guadalajara in 1990.