Franz Arancibia

Arancibia was with the Universidad Católica youth ranks until the age of 14, then he played for amateur clubs until he joined Magallanes at the age of 17, making his professional debut against his former club. After, He had a stint with Swiss club St. Gallen. He also played for Deportes La Serena, Universidad de Chile, Deportes Temuco, with whom he got his better seasons, Deportes Puerto Montt, Everton, Deportes Antofagasta and Deportes Melipilla, where he retired at the age of 34. In his debut with Universidad de Chile on 11 August 1991, he scored a goal against Deportes Antofagasta at 29 seconds. In the club, he made up a pair with Christian Torres in attack. ==International career==

In 1996, Arancibia made an appearance for the Chile national team in the friendly match against Bolivia on 4 February. ==Post-retirement==

In 2009, Arancibia took part in the fourth season of the Chilean reality show Pelotón, staying 60 days. In the 2012 Chilean municipal election he was a candidate to councillor of Quinta Normal, but he wasn't elected. In December 2012, he took part in friendly matches to collect money for Sueño Canario (Canary Dream), an initiative to help municipal schools in Quillota. For his team, he played alongside former footballers such as Rafael Celedón, Miguel Ángel Castillo and Axel Ahumada. He works as coach of youth players in some football academies such as Lo Blanco Academy and Millahue School. In Lo Prado commune he has worked alongside Mauricio Araneda, a former footballer of Huachipato. ==Personal life==

His father, Ramón Roque Arancibia, played football at amateur level in Renca, and his mother, Edith Unger, deceased in 2016, was who involved his children in football. His maternal grandfather, Franz Kramer Unger Smuk, also played football. Franz, Eduardo and Francisco have played for Universidad de Chile. In addition, his both nephews Martín, son of his sister Marcela, and Maximiliano, son of Eduardo, were with the Palestino youth ranks. Another footballer, Juan Carlos Muñoz, who played for Colchagua in the 1990s, was also nicknamed El Hijo del Viento, just like Franz. ==References==