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Miguel Ángel Leyes (born 5 February 1952 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Argentine naturalised Chilean former footballer and current manager who played for clubs in Argentina, Ecuador, Chile, Mexico and Ecuador.

• Huracán 1971–1975
• LDU Quito 1976
• Atlético Potosino 1976–1977
• Everton 1977–1978
• O'Higgins 1979–1980
• Colo-Colo 1981
• Universidad Católica 1982–1983
• Huracán 1984

• Rangers de Talca 1989
• Everton 1990

Huracán

• Primera División Argentina - Campeonato Metropolitano: 1973, 1975

Colo-Colo

• Chilean Primera División Championship: 1981

• Miguel Leyes at BDFA (in Spanish)

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