Máximo Lobatón (13 August 1914 – unknown) was a Peruvian manager and former player.
Playing career Club career Trained at Alianza Lima, Lobatón nevertheless began his career at Deportivo Municipal in 1937. He first moved abroad in 1939 to Deportes Magallanes (Chile), before returning to Peru to play for his boyhood club, Alianza Lima, in 1941. He moved abroad a second time, signing with Huracán (Argentina), where he played 10 matches in 1942. He was, in fact, the first Peruvian player to play for Huracán.
He returned to Peru and played for Alianza from 1943 to 1947 before moving abroad a third and final time to Colombia in 1948, where he joined Deportivo Cali along with the exodus of Peruvian footballers to ‘El Dorado’.
International career Lobatón was a Peruvian international 12 times between 1941 and 1942. He participated in the South American Championships of 1941 (4 matches) and 1942 (5 matches).
Managerial career Máximo Lobatón coached Sport Boys in 1944. He also managed Deportivo Cali (on an interim basis) and Cúcuta Deportivo in Colombia. In 1966, he took over as manager of Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín.
Honours Player Deportivo Municipal Peruvian Primera División: 1938
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