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Club Deportivo Aguila
Full name	Club Deportivo Águila
Founded	15 February 1926
Ground	Estadio Juan Francisco Barraza, San Miguel, El Salvador (Capacity 10,000)
Chairman	Salvador Galeas
Manager	Agustin Castillo
League	Primera División de Fútbol Profesional
Clausura 2008	6th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Club Deportivo Águila is the most popular salvadorian football club and is one of the nation's most prestigious clubs. The team plays in San Miguel, El Salvador. They play among the best teams of Central America, and their greatest achievement has been the CONCACAF Champions' Cup, the title that made them the best club of Central America and North America.

Contents 1 History 1.1 Major honours 1.1.1 League 1.1.2 Cups 2 Presidential history 3 Sponsors 4 Current squad 4.1 Squad Changes for the Clausura 2008 4.2 Squad Changes For 2008/09 Season 5 Notable players 6 Personnel 6.1 Management 7 Notable Coaches 7.1 1960s 7.2 1970s 7.3 1980s 7.4 1990s 7.5 2000s to date 7.6 Notes and references 7.7 External links

[edit] History

Club Deportivo Aguila was founded on the fifteenth of February, 1926, in the City of San Miguel^[1], by a group of young people. The first club President was Victor Vanegas. The Major goal of the club was first to establish a baseball team, and later develop a football and basketball teams. At the beginning, baseball and football were not as successful as basketball, with the team dominating both El Salvador and as well as in neighboring countries.

In 1956, A group of dedicated and hard working people met in San Miguel and decided to form a football team, named Club Deportivo Aguila. Early players included Juan Francisco Barraza, Esteban Blanco, Salvador Hernandez, Juan Merthem, Atilio Pineda, Manuel Larios, Rodolfo Fuentes.

During its time in the lower leagues, It fought for the affections of the San Miguel people alongside fierce rival C.D. Dragon, but when they were promoted to the Liga, It attracted a following not only from San Miguel but also from the entire country. Proof of this was the saying that the teams sold more tickets when the local Club played against Aguila.

C.D. Aguila ranks second in the number of championships won in El Salvador with fourteen titles, these were won In 1959, coached by Conrado Miranda; In 1960, coached by Carlos Padilla; In 1963-1964,coached by Victor Manuel Ochoa; In 1968, coached by Zózimo Alves Calazáns;In 1972,coached by Juan Francisco Barraza; In 1975-1976,coached by Conrado Miranda;In 1983,coached by Juan Francisco Barraza;In 1986,coached by Hernán Carrasco Vivanco; In 1999-2000-2001,coached by Hugo Alberto Coria; and In 2006,coached by Vladan Vicevic. They were also champion of the Copa President in 2000.

The members of the team that conquered the first championship in 1959 were: Luis Alberto Lopez, Rodolfo Fuentes, Justiniano Fernando Jimenez, Manuel Larios, Raul Vasquez, Raul Bonilla, Raul Lizano, Juan Francisco Barraza, Juan Antonio Merlos and Saul Molina.

[edit] Major honours

[edit] League

• Primera División: 14

1959, 1960-61, 1963-64, 1964, 1967-68, 1972, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1983, 1987-88, as well as the 1999 Apertura, 2000 Apertura, 2001 Clausura, and the 2006 Clausura

[edit] Cups

• Copa Presidente: 1

2000

• CONCACAF Champions' Cup: 1

1976

They have also displayed a strong streak against Guatemalan teams, beating Municipal by 5-0.

[edit] Presidential history

Aguila have had numerous presidents over the course of their history, some of which have been the owners of the club, others have been honorary presidents, here is a complete list of them.

[edit] Sponsors

Joma & Tigo

[edit] Current squad

As of Clausura, 2008:

No. Position Player 1 GK Fidel Mondragon 2 DF Edwin Carranza 3 DF Cristian Esnal 4 DF Óscar Martínez 5 DF José Rolando Torres 6 DF Luis Miguel Hernández 7 MF Ernesto Gochez Lovo 8 FW Rudis Corrales 9 FW Alexander Campos 10 MF Juan Camilo Mejia 11 MF William Torres Alegria 12 MF Shawn Hasani Martin 13 MF Deris Ariel Umanzor Guevara

No. Position Player 14 MF Víctor Manuel Márquez 15 DF Luis Selvin Zelaya 16 FW Alex Amílcar Erazo 17 DF Kervin Lacey 18 MF Juan Lazo Cruz 19 MF Luis Fernando Zuleta Maldonado 20 MF José Eliseo Salamanca 21 FW Nicolas Muñoz 22 GK Benji Villalobos 23 FW Christian Javier Bautista 24 DF Leonal Aristides Guevara 25 GK Santos Noel Rivera

[edit] Squad Changes for the Clausura 2008

In:

• Kervin Lacey - On Loan from Asociación Deportiva Carmelita
• Juan Camilo Mejia - Transferred from C.D. Chalatenango
• Cristian Esnal - Transferred from C.D. Chalatenango
• Fidel Mondragon - Transferred from C.D. Luis Angel Firpo
• Ernesto Góchez- Transferred from San Salvador F.C.
• Leonel Arístides Guevara - Transferred from C.D. Vista Hermosa
• Luis Fernando Zuleta - Transferred from Atlético Huila

Out:

• Yubini Salamanca - Transferred to C.D. Vista Hermosa
• Henry Hernández - Transferred to C.D. Luis Angel Firpo
• Jose Ernesto Ochoa - Released
• Fabio Renan Ulloa Castillo- Released

[edit] Squad Changes For 2008/09 Season

In

Player	From	League	Fee	Date
TBA	TBA	TBA	-	June 2008
TBA	TBA	TBA	-	June 2008

Out

Player	To	League	Fee	Date
José Rolando Torres	Alianza F.C.	-Primera División de Fútbol Profesional	-	June 2008

[edit] Notable players

El Salvador: Juan Francisco Barraza (1958-1970) Conrado Miranda (1959-60) Luis Ramírez Zapata (1975-77,82-83) Eliseo Quintanilla (2001–2002) Jorge Rodriguez (2001-02/2003-05) Wilfredo Iraheta (1995-1996) Shawn Hasani Martin (2006-) José Ernesto Ochoa Juan Jose Gomez (2000-2004) Deris Ariel Umanzor Guevara (2005-) Alex Amílcar Erazo (2005-) Ismael "El Cisco" Diaz José Alexander Amaya del Cid (1999/2001-05) Luis Alonso Anaya (2005-2007) José Francisco Jovel (1979-83) Raul Antonio Garcia (1988-1999) Mario Castillo (1972-77/1986-87) Félix Pineda (1978-1988) Juan José Polío Moisés Zepeda Gonzáles Mario Mayén Meza Carlos Castro Borja Waldir Guerra Roberto "Catalnica" Martinez Reynaldo Argueta Sergio Valencia Luis Oscar Lazo Erber Burgos Raul Diaz Arce Kilmar Jimenez Elmer Martinez Magdonio Corrales Nestor Morales Armando Argueta Melvin Barrera Jose Roberto Hernandez Alvaro Misael Alfaro Alcides Caballero Hector Rosales Luis "Pelon" Ramirez Rene Sorto Dagoberto Lopez Medrano Jeremias Gonzalez Sergio Ivan Muñoz Alfredo Vasquez Manuel Ramos Ponce Jorge Moran Mojica Julio Herrera Diaz Salvador Coreas Carlos Coreas Victor Coreas Fredy Gonzalez Vichez Fredy Orellana Patricio de Jesus Mancia Fernando Lazo Luis Guevara Mora Moises "Pecho de Mono" Gonzalez Santos Cabrera Saul Molina Luis Regalado Luis "Catuta" Lopez Juan Antonio "Maquinita" Merlos Jorge "El Calero" Suarez Josue Nahum Galdamez Luis Abraham Coreas Salvador Coreas Junior Luis Rivas Saturnino Osorio Juan Bautista Gonzalez Ramon "Mon" Martinez Sergio "Tabudo" Mendez Jorge Bucaro Dolores Ernesto Milla Julio Cesar Oliva Joaquin Ventura Mauricio "Chino" Quintanilla Bladimiro Rosas Atilio "Chino" Pineda Jaime Vladimir Cubías Abraham Monterrosa Ronald Calix Alexander Merino Wilman Gonzalez Luis Mauricio Perla Herbert Marquez Nelson Nerio Lisandro Gonzalez Ladislao Nerio Henry Hernandez Victor Manuel Fuentes Luis Villegas Jose Luis Ferrera Armando Lindo Lazo

Costa Rica: Alejandro Sequeira (2005) Rudi Suvalbarro Michael Myers Chile: Horacio Díaz Luco Juan Carlos Carreño Carlos Acuña Carlos Verdugo Panama: Julio Medina III (2004-05) Nicolas Muñoz (2006-) Eduardo Jimenez Blis (2007) Juan Ramon Solis Mexico: Nahum Corro Bazan (1985-?) Roberto Clemente Enmanuel Valle, Dalorso (1993-94) Colombia: Juan Camilo Mejia (2005-2007/2008-) Carlos Francisco Serrano Giribeth Cotes Hector Baloyes James Lopez Julio Romaña Argentina: Adrián Mahía Juan Glomba Fabian Arias Ariel Goldman Deonel Fulgencio Bordon Hugo Coria Carlos Escalante Marcos Ielpo Gonzalo Martin Camilli Sergio Ibarra Pedro Cardozo Gabriel Lucic Nestor Doroni Carlos Ruben Salas Carlos Quiña Claudio Del Barco Emiliano Pedrozo Marcelo Gonzalez Brazil: Adonis Hilario Toninho Dos Santos (2002) Mauro Nunes (2001-2002) Rodinei Martins Zózimo (1967-1968) Marcio Sampaio David Antonio Pinho (1968-1983) Ademir Barbosa Daniel Prediguer Jhonas Lopez Carlos Alberto Alan Marcos de Queiroz Jorge Tupimamba Helio Rodriguez Ned Barbosa Anderson Da Silva Marco Antonio Pereira Luis Filho Carlos Eduardo Santana Nildeson de Mello (2003) Sandro Machado Severino Pinheiro Luis Vieira Alexandre Pinto

Honduras: Fabio Renan Ulloa Castillo Ramon Maradiaga Arnold Cruz (2004-2005) Jorge Wagner Christian Santamaria (2005) Luis Enrique Oseguera Victor Zuñiga Arturo Arriola Jorge Martinez Ogaldes Juan Castro Miguel Mariano Gerson Vasquez (2005) Guatemala: Adan Onelio Paniagua Oscar La Coneja Sanchez Rogelio Flores USA: Carlos Menjivar Benyam Astorga Peru: Paul Cominges (2000) Agustin Castillo (1994-1996) Martin Dallorso Manuel Lopez Funes Uruguay: Darío Larrosa Tito Silva Luis Enrique Guelmo Alberto Fay Luis Almada Alvaro Crucci Paulo Medina Carlos Villareal Milton Villar Jorge Leonardo Garay Yugoslavia: Vladan Vicevic (1996–1998) Vladimir Avramovic Dragan Kovacevic Grenada: Keith Fletcher (1996-??)

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Management

Position	Comodin	Manager	Agustin Castillo
Assistant Manager	?
Goalkeeping Coach	Sergio Ivan Muñoz Giron
Fitness Coach	José Lorenzo Marroquin
Club Doctor	Dr. José Victorino Villatoro and Dr. Luis Alonso Vasquez
knesliogiocal	David Antonio Platero
Utility	Roric Antonio Sigaran and Jorge Odir Granados

[edit] Notable Coaches

[edit] 1960s

• Conrado Miranda
• Carlos Padilla (1960)
• Juan Francisco Barraza
• Victor Manuel Ochoa
• Silas Da Silva

[edit] 1970s

• Juan Francisco Barraza
• Conrado Miranda

[edit] 1980s

• Hernan Carrasco Vivanco
• Juan Francisco Barraza
• Zozimo
• Omar Muraco
• Juan Quarterone

[edit] 1990s

• Hugo Coria (1999-2003)
• Milovan Djoric (1996-1997)
• Juan Ramon Paredes
• Oscar Emigdio Benitez (1993)
• Mario Rey
• Nestor Matamala (1990-1991)
• Carlos De Toro
• Carlinhos Vieira

[edit] 2000s to date

• Hugo Coria
• Saúl Rivero
• Jorge Garcia
• Gary Stempel
• Julio César Cortés (2004)
• Vladan Vicevic (2006)
• Luis Ramírez Zapata
• Milos Miljanic
• Ramon Maradiaga (2003)
• Ruben Guevara

[edit] Notes and references