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Jorge Infante
Jorge Hernán Infante Gálvez is a Chilean former footballer who played as a midfielder for clubs in Chile and abroad. CareerBorn in Santiago de Chile, Infante began his career with Ferrobádminton [es], the club after Bádminton FC, in 1963. He also played for them in 1965.[2] After stints with the Ecuadorian club América de Manta (1964),[2] having trialled with Emelec,[3] and the Mexican clubs Veracruz (1965–66) and Pachuca (1966–67),[4] he returned to Chile and joined Unión Española thanks to the coach Andrés Prieto. Subsequently, he joined Universidad Católica under the coach Fernando Riera.[2] He also trialled with Liga de Quito in 1968.[5] In his homeland, he after played for Palestino,[6][7][8] Antofagasta Portuario[9] and Universidad Católica again.[10][11] In 1973, he moved to Europe and trialled with Plus Ultra, Sevilla, Real Zaragoza and Anderlecht, playing alongside the Dutch international Robert Rensenbrink. He finally joined the Belgian club Union Saint-Gilloise in 1973.[2] In his last years, he played in the French Division 2 between 1974 and 1979 for Mulhouse, Toulouse,[12] Arles[13] and Épinal.[14] In Mulhouse he coincided with the well-known French manager Arsène Wenger[15] and was awarded as the best player of the division in 1976 by France Football.[2] Following his retirement, he graduated as a football manager in Spain.[11] Personal lifeInfante has alternately lived in both Santiago, Chile, and Valencia, Spain.[2] References
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