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Colombian footballer (born 1973)

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Nixon Perea
Personal information
Full name	Nixon Perea Mosquera
Date of birth	(1973-08-15) 15 August 1973 (age 51)
Place of birth	Barranquilla, Colombia
Height	1.81 m (5 ft 11+1⁄2 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Team information
Current team	Alianza Lima (youth manager)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1993	Unión Magdalena
1994–1996	Atlético Nacional
1997	Deportivo Pereira
1998	Independiente Santa Fe
1999	Vegalta Sendai	24	(3)
International career
	Colombia U20
Managerial career
2012–2021	Atlético Nacional (youth)
2023–	Alianza Lima (youth)
2023	Alianza Lima (caretaker)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Nixon Perea Mosquera (born 15 August 1973) is a Colombian football coach and former player who played as a midfielder. He is the current manager of Peruvian club Alianza Lima's youth sides.

Perea has played for LD Alajuelense (Costa Rica), Independiente Santa Fe (Colombia), Atlético Nacional (Colombia), and Vegalta Sendai (Japan). He played for the Colombia national team at 1993 FIFA World Youth Championship in Australia.

Club statistics

Club performance			League		Cup		League Cup		Total
Season	Club	League	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Japan			League		Emperor's Cup		J.League Cup		Total
1999	Vegalta Sendai	J2 League	24	3	2	0	0	0	26	3
Total			24	3	2	0	0	0	26	3

References

Nixon Perea – FIFA competition record (archived)
"Nixon Perea, el hombre que encarna la esperanza de la odisea verdolaga". Noticias Caracol (in Spanish). Caracol Televisión. 4 January 2019. Retrieved 12 July 2019.

External links

Nixon Perea – FIFA competition record (archived)
Nixon Perea at J.League (archive) (in Japanese)

v t e Alianza Lima – managers
Rivero (1928–34) Sarmiento (1935–37) Quintana (1937–40) Villanueva (1940) Valdivieso (1941) Villanueva (1941) Arce (1942–43) Lobatón (1944) Manisse (1944) Arrillaga (1945) Castillo Ortega (1946) Magallanes (1946–48) Berastaín (1949) Aramburú (1949) Petrovich (1950) González (1951) Guzmán (1952–53) Mora (1953) Magallanes (1954–56) Scarone (1957–59) Huapaya (1960) Sánchez (1961) Jaime (1961–66) Pakozdi (1967) Castillo Ortega (1967) de Oliveira (1968) Jaime (1969) Bagnulo (1969–70) Jaime (1970) Jaime (1971) Gomes Nogueira (1971–72) Reynoso (1972) Georgiadis (1972) Bártoli (1973) Capristán (1973) R. Castillo (1973–74) Calderón (1975–76) J. Castillo (1976) Georgiadis (1976) Gonzáles (1977) Hohberg (1977–78) Tan (1979) Cubilla (1980) Zegarra (1981–82) J. Castillo (1982) Zegarra (1983) Tan (1984–85) Didi (1986) Cubilla (1987) J. Castillo (1987) Calderón (1987) R. Castillo (1988) Barack (1988) Cubillas (1988) Company (1989) Carlos Amaral (1990–91) Vilić (1991) R. Castillo (1991) Dellacha (1992) Cueto (1992) J. Castillo (1992) Arrué (1992–94) Brzić (1994–95) Estay (1995) Uribe (1995) Gil (1996) Pinto (1997–98) Ospina (1998–99) Arteaga (1999) Pinto (1999–2000) Bernades (2000) Zegarra (2000) Brzić (2001) Autuori (2001) Duarte (2001) Herráez (2001) Navarro (2002) Torres (2002–03) Costas (2003–04) Insúa (2005) Valencia (2005) Chale (2005) Pelusso (2006–07) Aguirre (2007) Arrué (2007–08) Soto (2008) Páez (2008) Costas (2009–11) Arrué (2011) Soto (2012) Valencia (2013) Pizarro (2013) Sanguinetti (2014–15) Roverano (2015) Pizarro (2015) Mosquera (2016) Jayo (2016) Bengoechea (2017–18) Russo (2019) Reyes (2019) Bengoechea (2019–20) Duarte (2020) M. Salas (2020) G. Salas (2020) Ahmed (2020) Bustos (2021–22) G. Salas (2022–23) Perea (2023) Larriera (2023) Restrepo (2024) Ortiz (2024) Soso (2024) Gorosito (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager

Alianza Lima – managers

Rivero (1928–34)
Sarmiento (1935–37)
Quintana (1937–40)
Villanueva (1940)
Valdivieso (1941)
Villanueva (1941)
Arce (1942–43)
Lobatón (1944)
Manisse (1944)
Arrillaga (1945)
Castillo Ortega (1946)
Magallanes (1946–48)
Berastaín (1949)
Aramburú (1949)
Petrovich (1950)
González (1951)
Guzmán (1952–53)
Mora (1953)
Magallanes (1954–56)
Scarone (1957–59)
Huapaya (1960)
Sánchez (1961)
Jaime (1961–66)
Pakozdi (1967)
Castillo Ortega (1967)
de Oliveira (1968)
Jaime (1969)
Bagnulo (1969–70)
Jaime (1970)
Jaime (1971)
Gomes Nogueira (1971–72)
Reynoso (1972)
Georgiadis (1972)
Bártoli (1973)
Capristán (1973)
R. Castillo (1973–74)
Calderón (1975–76)
J. Castillo (1976)
Georgiadis (1976)
Gonzáles (1977)
Hohberg (1977–78)
Tan (1979)
Cubilla (1980)
Zegarra (1981–82)
J. Castillo (1982)
Zegarra (1983)
Tan (1984–85)
Didi (1986)
Cubilla (1987)
J. Castillo (1987)
Calderón (1987)
R. Castillo (1988)
Barack (1988)
Cubillas (1988)
Company (1989)
Carlos Amaral (1990–91)
Vilić (1991)
R. Castillo (1991)
Dellacha (1992)
Cueto (1992)
J. Castillo (1992)
Arrué (1992–94)
Brzić (1994–95)
Estay (1995)
Uribe (1995)
Gil (1996)
Pinto (1997–98)
Ospina (1998–99)
Arteaga (1999)
Pinto (1999–2000)
Bernades (2000)
Zegarra (2000)
Brzić (2001)
Autuori (2001)
Duarte (2001)
Herráez (2001)
Navarro (2002)
Torres (2002–03)
Costas (2003–04)
Insúa (2005)
Valencia (2005)
Chale (2005)
Pelusso (2006–07)
Aguirre (2007)
Arrué (2007–08)
Soto (2008)
Páez (2008)
Costas (2009–11)
Arrué (2011)
Soto (2012)
Valencia (2013)
Pizarro (2013)
Sanguinetti (2014–15)
Roverano (2015)
Pizarro (2015)
Mosquera (2016)
Jayo (2016)
Bengoechea (2017–18)
Russo (2019)
Reyes (2019)
Bengoechea (2019–20)
Duarte (2020)
M. Salas (2020)
G. Salas (2020)
Ahmed (2020)
Bustos (2021–22)
G. Salas (2022–23)
Perea (2023)
Larriera (2023)
Restrepo (2024)
Ortiz (2024)
Soso (2024)
Gorosito (2025–)

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