Danubio FC
The Danubio Fútbol Club is a football club based in Montevideo, Uruguay.
- 4.1 Transfers for Apertura 2013
General
The club name refers to the Spanish name for the Danube, the northern border river in Bulgaria with Romania. The club colors are black and white and are a tribute to the national champion of 1931, the Montevideo Wanderers FC. The diagonal stripes of the jersey is in turn borrowed the jersey of the Argentine giants River Plate CA. The club plays its home games at the Estadio Jardines del Hipódromo.
History
The club was founded on March 1, 1932 by Bulgarian immigrants. 1941 joined the club of the Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol (AUF). In that year they reached the runner-up of the Torneo range Preparation extra. The following year they won this championship undefeated. 1943 was followed by winning the Torneo Preparation range Intermedia and was - again unbeaten - Uruguayan master of Intermedia. Also Danubio the Torneo Honor Intermedia ruled in his favor.
Membership in the professional football championship and first
Since 1944, the Segunda División Profesional de Uruguay belonging, the club was founded in 1946 vice-champion of Torneo range Preparation B. In addition, you could win the championship of the Torneo B Honor. The following year, the championship was achieved in each case in the Torneo Preparation range B and the Torneo Honor B, was Uruguayan second division champions and rose in the Primera División. There, the success curve of Danubio got to their highest point so far, than you in 1954 took second place the Uruguayan championship. Four years later, in 1958, second in the Torneo Competencia. A descent was followed by the re- championship in the Segunda División in 1960. After having to leave the top flight of Uruguay again, you could 1970 the repeated return to the Primera División with the now recovered for the third championship of the Segunda División connect. Since then, the club belongs to the highest uninterrupted Uruguayan league. The runner-up of 1983 completed in 1988 to date, the greatest success of the club's history to when the team won the Torneo Competencia Danubios after the first time, also ruled the Uruguayan championship in their favor. The millennium, a highly successful phase began for the Montevideaner. 2001 is recorded for the first time the Apertura Championship and in the subsequent years were laid after winning the round back titles.
Championship 2004
2004 was one for the second Uruguayan champion. In that year, they made sure the trophies of the previously played Torneo Clasificatorio without also to collect only a single defeat, and also that of the Clausura.
The champion team of 2004 consisted of the following players: First Elf: Luis Barbat, Luciano " Cafu " Barboza, Jadson Viera, Guillermo Rodríguez, Bruno Silva, Omar Pouso ( captain ), Walter Gargano, Pablo Lima, Ignacio González, Ignacio Risso and M. Juan Salgueiro Substitute Diego Rariz, Jorge Anchén Jorge Artigas, Diego Perrone and Juan M. Ortiz Other Substitute: Sandro Franco, Damián Malrrechauffe, Damián Alvarez, Ruben Da Silva and Gonzalo Gutiérrez Coaching team: Gerardo Pelusso ( coach ); Ruben Salnitro ( preparador fisico ); Assistant Coach: Carlos Vázquez and Mario Viera
Jadson Viera was about the only player who played in all 39 games.
Championship 2006/ 07
After the master trainer Pelusso the end of 2005, adopted by his coaching team from Montevideo, Danubio Gustavo Matosas committed as a new coach, the beginning of the later migrated to the national José Herrera ( preparador físico ) stood to the side. The achieved in the subsequent Torneo Clausura third place resulted in the season overall table too, but only on goal difference, for third place. The 2006/07 season then formed the first peak, as was allowed to follow the Apertura - Clausura also the title under the aegis of Matosas and ultimately national champion title number three ensured. This should be the last time being Triumph Danubios stay.
The winning team of the Torneo Apertura 2006 consisted of: Esteban Conde, Damián Malrrechauffe, Jadson Viera, Sergio Rodríguez, Leonardo Abelenda, Walter Gargano, Carlos Grossmüller, Jorge García, Ignacio González, Edinson Cavani, Juan Manuel Salgueiro, Pablo Lima, Raúl Ferro, Hamilton Ricard, Pablo Iglesias, Ribair Rodríguez, Damián Santín, Gary Kagelmacher, Jorge Anchén Marcos Torah, Cristiano Gomes, Daley Mena, Diego Martiñones and Miguel Ximénez. The team of trainers completed now: Esteban Gesto as preparador físico and the assistant coach Jorge Giordano and Luis Matosas. Absolute regular players of the first round were doorkeepers Conde and Viera, Gros Müller, Cavani and Salgueiro, who all missed a match. As top scorer of the Apertura recorded " Nacho " Gonzalez responsible with ten goals.
Then left to summer break, although the player Anchén, Luciano Barbosa, Ximénez, Cavani and Salgueiro the club, but goalkeeper Martín Góngora and the two Colombian striker Jeffrey Díaz and Eudalio Arriaga were obliged in return. In the second round, in which Hamilton Ricard ( eight goals ) excelled as leading scorer of the club, reported back Conde and Viera on the most playing time of all actors. Goalkeeper Conde should be the only player who was used in all season encounters. Ignacio González achieved over the entire course of the season saw 13 hits the maximum.
The champion squad thus consisted of the following players: Esteban Conde, Jadson Viera, Sergio Rodríguez, Marcelo González, Pablo Lima, Walter Gargano, Carlos Grossmüller, Jorge García, Ignacio González, Hamilton Ricard, Eudalio Arriaga, Damián Malrechauffe, Raúl Ferro, Jeffrey Diaz, Marcos Torah, Diego Martiñones, Daley Mena, Marcel Román Martín Góngora, Damián Santín, Alvaro Noble, Willians Peralta, Enzo Scorza, Nicolás Gentilio, Guillermo Reyes, Edinson Cavani, Gary Kagelmacher, Juan M. Salgueiro, Leonardo Abelenda, Ribair Rodríguez, Pablo Iglesias, Jorge Anchén and Miguel Ximénez
Overall, the club has, apart from the two clearly dominant Nacional and Peñarol, the most successful teams since the introduction of professional football in Uruguay. In the Eternal table La Liga after they finished the season 2011/12 the fifth. 2012/13 there was the club in a sporty difficult situation than you in 2012 only the last place occupied by the end of the Torneo Apertura. In the Clausura 2013, they won fifth place, so that you classified in the financial statements chart on position 11. In the following season set to continue the positive development and won the Apertura with a point ahead of River Plate.
International Competitions
So far, six times to Danubio also qualified for the Copa Libertadores, and participated in this international club competition. The premiere in 1978 under coach Pedro Cubilla, where you failed in the group stage, followed by a second appearance in 1984. On this occasion the players of Oscar Tabarez W. came not in the next round. The most successful international appearance designed Danubio in the Copa Libertadores 1989. Participation in this third one came up before the semi-finals. Atlético Nacional, the eventual winner of the Copa proved there to be too strong opponent. As a coach Ildo E. Maneiro was responsible at that time for the Montevideanern. 2005 ( Eliminated in the group stage ), coached by Gerardo Pelusso, 2007 ( failed in the qualifying round) under Gustavo Matosas and 2008 ( Eliminated in the group stage ) with Gustavo Dalto in the dugout, you could not build on the 1989er success.
Achievements
- 3x Uruguayan champion (1988, 2004 and 2006 /07)
- 3x Master of the Torneo Apertura ( 2001, 2006, 2013)
- 3x Master of the Torneo Clausura (2002, 2004, 2007 )
- Master of the Torneo Clasificatorio (2004 ( undefeated ) )
- Master of the Torneo Competencia (1988 )
- 3x Uruguayan Segunda División champions (1947, 1960 and 1970)
Current squad 2013/14
Source: (Updated: September 14, 2013)
Transfers for Apertura 2013
Coach
- 2004-2005: Gerardo Pelusso
- 2006 to: ?? Gustavo Matosas ( coaching team: José Herrera ( preparador físico ) )
- ?? to December 2010: Gustavo Matosas
- December 2010 to May 2011: Eduardo Acevedo
- May 2011 to: Gustavo Machain
- To 5 September 2012: Daniel Sánchez
- From 5th September 2012: Daniel Martínez ( on an interim basis, a youth coach of the club )
On September 17, 2012 Danubio Juan Ramón Carrasco presented at a press conference in succession by Daniel Sánchez as their new coach. The coaching team consists of Ildo Maneiro and Carrasco for the team in the Tercera División competent son Juan Carlos. Also Carrasco Alejandro Martínez and as a goalkeeper coach Omar Garate stand aside. End of December 2012 it was announced by the club that the Clausura 2013 Leonardo Ramos will oversee the team.
Former Presidents
Other former players
- Uruguay Christian Callejas
- Fabián Carini Uruguay
- Nery Castillo Mexico
- Uruguay Ruben Da Silva
- Uruguay Víctor Espárrago
- Uruguay Diego Forlán
- Uruguay Alcides Ghiggia
- Uruguay Alejandro Lembo
- Uruguay Eber Moas
- Uruguay Richard Núñez
- Uruguay Rubén Olivera
- Álvaro Recoba Uruguay
- Uruguay Marcelo Zalayeta