List of head coaches of Águila

Club Deportivo Aguila is a professional football club based in San Miguel, El Salvador, which plays in the Salvadoran league, Primera division. The first full-time manager for Aguila was Gregorio Bundio.

Conrado Miranda is the most successful manager in terms of trophies. He won three primera division titles and 1 CONCACAF Champions' Cup.

The second most successful Aguila manager in terms of trophies won is Hugo Coria, who won two Primera division titles and one Copa presidente trophy in his 4-year reign as manager.

List of managers

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This is a list of head coaches of the Salvadoran football club C.D. Águila. Since the club was formed, Águila have had 49 coaches

Table key
  •   Player-coach (team player that assumed simultaneously the role of coach)
  •   Caretaker coach (coach who assumed temporarily the job in the absence of the incumbent head coach or until a new head coach was hired)


No. Nationality Head coach from until Honours
1 Argentina Gregorio Bundio Núñez 1956 1957
2 Argentina Agustín Vicente Noriega 1957 1958
3 El Salvador Conrado Miranda July 1959 May 1960 1 Championship
4 Honduras Carlos Padilla 1960 unknown 1 Championship
6 El Salvador Alfredo Ruano unknown unknown
7 El Salvador Victor Manuel Ochoa 1963 December 1965 2 Championship
6 Spain Lorenzo Ausina Tur December 1965 unknown
8 Argentina Rodolfo Orlandini 1965 1965
9 Brazil Arnaldo Da Silva 1966 1966
Brazil Silas Da Silva 1967 1968
10 Brazil Zózimo (Player/Coach) 1968 1968 1 Championship
Brazil Silas Da Silva November 1968 1969
11 El Salvador Juan Francisco Barraza 1971 April 1974 1 Championship
12 Chile Hernán Carrasco Vivanco April 1974 December 1974
13 El Salvador Conrado Miranda December 1974 1978 2 Championship, 1 CONCACAF Champions' Cup
14 Chile Javier Mascaró 1978 1979
15 El Salvador Conrado Miranda 1980 1981
16 El Salvador René Mena 1981 1981
17 El Salvador Saúl Molina 1981 1981
18 El Salvador Juan Francisco Barraza 1981 1983 1 Championship
19 Chile Julio Escobar 1985 1985
20 Argentina Omar Muraco 1985 1985
21 Chile Hernán Carrasco Vivanco 1986 1988 1 Championship
TBD Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Milovan Đorić 1989 1989
El Salvador Ricardo Guardado 90s 90s
Argentina Hugo Luis Lencina 90s 90s
El Salvador Conrado Miranda 90s 90s
22 Chile Néstor Matamala 1990 1991 1 Runner up
23 Argentina Juan Quarterone 1992 1992
24 El Salvador Oscar Emigdio Benítez 1993 December 1995
25 El Salvador Juan Ramón Paredes December 1995 February 1996
26 Serbia and Montenegro Milovan Đorić February 1996 December 1996
TBD Argentina Mario Carlos Rey Salgueiro January 1997 February 1997
27 Serbia and Montenegro Mladen Stefanović February 1997 September 1997
TBD El Salvador Juan Ramón Paredes September 1997 January 1998
TBD Serbia and Montenegro Milovan Đorić January 1998 April 1998
TBD Cuba Lazaro Buchillon April 1998 May 1998
29 Brazil Carlos Vieira July 1998 October 1998
TBD Serbia and Montenegro Miloš Miljanić October 1998 April 1999
TBD El Salvador Juan Ramón Paredes April 1999 June 1999
30 Argentina Hugo Coria July 1999 December 2000 2 Championship
31 Uruguay Saul Lorenzo Rivero January 2001 December 2001 1 Championship
32 Argentina Hugo Coria January 2002 September 2002
33 El Salvador Rubén Guevara September 2002 December 2002
34 Honduras Ramón Maradiaga February 2003 June 2003
35 Argentina Hugo Coria June 2003 April 2004
36 Uruguay Julio César Cortés June 2004 October 2004
37 Argentina Carlos Alberto de Toro October 2004 December 2004
38 Argentina Jorge Alberto García December 2004 December 2005
17 El Salvador Saúl Molina December 2005 January 2006
39 Serbia Vladan Vićević February 2006 December 2006 1 Championship
40 Panama Gary Stempel January 2007 June 2007
41 El Salvador Luis Ramírez Zapata July 2007 November 2007
42 Peru Agustín Castillo December 2007 December 2008
43 Argentina Pablo Centrone December 2008 April 2009
44 Brazil Eraldo Correia April 2009 December 2009
45 El Salvador Nelson Ancheta December 2009 March 2010
46 Uruguay Rubén Alonso March 2010 May 2010
47 Guatemala Carlos Mijangos June 2010 August 2010
48 Brazil Eraldo Correia September 2010 December 2010
49 Argentina Hugo Coria January 2011 September 2011
50 El Salvador Omar David Sevilla October 2011 December 2011
51 Brazil Eraldo Correia December 2011 January 2012
52 El Salvador Víctor Coreas January 2012 April 2013 1 Championship
53 El Salvador Omar David Sevilla April 2013 June 2013
54 Serbia Vladan Vićević June 2013 September 2013
55 Honduras Raúl Martínez Sambulá September 2013 February 2014
56 El Salvador Edwin Portillo February 2014 March 2014
57 Colombia Jairo Ríos Rendón March 2014 May 2014
58 Argentina Daniel Messina June 2014 December 2014
59 Panama Julio Dely Valdés December 2014 May 2015
60 Brazil Eraldo Correia * May 2015 December 2015
61 El Salvador Juan Ramón Sánchez December 2015 June 2016
62 Argentina Edgardo Malvestiti June 2016 November 2016
5 Uruguay Darío Larrosa November 2016 December 2016
56 Uruguay Jorge Daniel Casanova December 2016 August 2017
57 Argentina Osvaldo Escudero[1][2][3][4] August 2017 February 2018
58 El Salvador Marvin Benítez (interim) February 2018 March 2018
59 El Salvador Miguel Aguilar Obando[5][6] March 2018 June 2018
60 El Salvador Carlos Romero July 2018 October 2019 1 Championship
61 El Salvador Santos Noel Riviera (Interim) October 2019 November 2019
61 Argentina Daniel Messina November 2019 April 2020
32 Argentina Hugo Coria April 2020 November 2020
32 Argentina Ernesto Corti November 2020 February 2021
33 Colombia Armando Osma Rueda February 2021 May 2021
34 Argentina Cristian Domizi May 2021 October 2021
35 Peru Agustín Castillo October 2021 August 2022
35 Argentina Sebastian Bini August 2022 May 2023
35 Argentina Ernesto Corti May 2023 May 2024 1 Championship
35 Argentina Daniel Messina May 2024 Present

References

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  1. ^ "Águila confirma otras tres bajas para el Clausura 2018". elgrafico.com. Retrieved 6 April 2018.
  2. ^ "Osvaldo Escudero: "El jugador está con una mentalidad diferente" - elsalvador.com". elsalvador.com. 17 January 2018. Retrieved 6 April 2018.
  3. ^ "El Águila sonríe después del empate con el subcampeón". elgrafico.com. Retrieved 6 April 2018.
  4. ^ "Directiva del Águila despidió a Osvaldo Escudero". elgrafico.com. Retrieved 6 April 2018.
  5. ^ "Miguel Aguilar Obando, técnico del Águila: "No todos los partidos se ganan jugando bien"". elgrafico.com. Retrieved 6 April 2018.
  6. ^ ""Si los jugadores perdían o empataban, el técnico no les hablaba toda la semana"". elgrafico.com. Retrieved 11 April 2018.
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