Deportivo Maldonado

The Club Deportivo Maldonado ( nickname: El Depor, Verdirojo ) is a football club from the city, in the department of Maldonado Maldonado eponymous town in the south of Uruguay. He played in the 2013/14 season in the second highest Uruguayan league, the Segunda División.

History

The club was founded on 25 August 1928. So far, Maldonado won the championship nine times the League Capital del Futbol de Maldonado (1952, 1960, 1961, 1969, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1987, 1992 ). In 1995, they played the first time in Uruguayan professional football and was there until the rise in 1998 of the Segunda División. In that year he had finished third Segunda División and initially lost the final of the Ascension Play-off. After application position at the Association Maldonado was, however, together with the two other clubs Tacuarembó FC and Atlético Bella Vista (later renamed Paysandú Bella Vista), but issued to the Launch Permission in the First League for the following season as part of a league increase by licensing. As of 1999, Maldonado was six long seasons of La Liga, the highest Uruguayan league on. Best season placement were there two ninth places in the financial statement tables for the years 2002 and 2003. According to a 18th place in the standings at the end of the Torneo Clasificatorio 2004, they rose in the Segunda División from. The 2nd League Deportivo Maldonado Uruguay belongs to continuously since then. In 2006 the team but did not participate in the game mode. The best season ranking in the second league membership after Erstligaabstieg was achieved at the end of the season 2010 /11, when they reached the Ascension Play- off round with occupancy of the 5th place. There, however, you failed already in the semifinals to Boston River.

General

The seat of the Association is located in the Av. España 693 in the department capital Maldonado. The home games of the team are played in the 22,000 -seater Estadio Domingo Burgueño.

Coach

  • To June 2001: Eduardo Acevedo
  • From 1 February 2009 to: Julio Fuentes, ( Assistant coach: Juan Morán )
  • August 2010: Julio Ribas

Former Players

  • Luciano Abelenda
  • Junior Aliberti
  • Juan José Borrelli
  • Jorge Cazulo
  • Marcelo Estigarribia
  • Gabriel García Reyes
  • Diego Guastavino
  • Carlos Marcora
  • Carlos Nicola
  • Martín Sebastián Rivas
  • Edson Uribe
  • Miguel Ximénez

Former Presidents

  • Darwin Camblor
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