Deportivo Maldonado

Deportivo Maldonado
Basic data
Surname	Club Deportivo Maldonado
Seat	Maldonado
founding	August 25, 1928
president	Diego García Seigal
Website	deportivomaldonadosad.com
First soccer team
Head coach	Nelson Abeijón
Venue	Estadio Domingo Burgueño
Places	22,000
league	Segunda División
2013/14	6. (after completion of the aperture)
home Away

The Club Deportivo Maldonado (nicknames: El Depor , Verdirojo ) is a football club from the city ​​of the same name, Maldonado, in southern Uruguay, in the Maldonado department . The club's soccer team plays in the second highest Uruguayan league, the Segunda División , in the 2016 season .

history

The association was founded on August 25, 1928. So far, Maldonado has won the league Capital del Fùtbol de Maldonado championship nine times (1952, 1960, 1961, 1969, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1987, 1992). In 1995 they played for the first time in Uruguayan professional football and belonged to the Segunda División until they were promoted in 1998. That year they had finished third in the Segunda División and initially lost the final of the promotion play-off. After submitting an application to the association, Maldonado, together with the two other clubs Tacuarembó FC and Atlético Bella Vista (later renamed Paysandú Bella Vista ), was granted the right to start in the first division for the following season in the course of a league increase by granting a license. From 1999 Maldonado belonged to the Primera División , the highest Uruguayan league, for six seasons . The best placement of the season was two ninth places in the final tables of 2002 and 2003. After an 18th place in the table at the end of the Torneo Clasificatorio 2004, they relegated to the Segunda División. Deportivo Maldonado has belonged to Uruguay's second division ever since. In 2006, however, the team did not take part in the game. The best season placement in the second division after relegation to the first division was achieved at the end of the 2010/11 season when they reached the promotion play-off round with occupancy of 5th place. There they failed in the semi-finals at Boston River .

Seasonal balance sheets

Others

With regard to the Maldonado club, there are allegations that the club is acting as an intermediary for third-party ownership (TPO) investors in order to minimize the tax burden on investors who have their own player rights. Talented players from the highest South American leagues are said to have been signed and immediately loaned or sold to larger clubs (without these players playing for Deportivo Maldonado even once).

General

The seat of the association is in Av. España 693 in Maldonado, the capital of the department. The team's home games are played in the Estadio Domingo Burgueño, which has a capacity of 22,000 .

Current squad season 2016

Source: (as of October 3, 2016)

goal	Defense	midfield	attack
Federico Cristóforo Juan Lladó	Davies Banchero Esteban Fernández Esteban García Gianfranco Larrosa Eduardo Mieres Nicolás Raguso Andrés Ravecca Danilo Suarez	Matias Abisab Danilo Alves César Bicker Juan Manuel Ferreira Matias Masiero Leandro Paiva Santiago Schirone Lucas Tamareo Bruno Turco	Santiago Ciganda Martin Gonella Andrés Marquez Horacio Peralta Brian Posse Nicolás Raimondi Maximiliano San Martín Joaquín Zeballos

Coach history

• 1999 to June 2001: Eduardo Acevedo
• until 2003: Antonio Alzamendi
• from February 1, 2009 to?: Julio Fuentes , (Assistant coach: Juan Morán )
• from August 2010 to 2012: Julio Ribas
• at least since March 2014: Patricio D'Amico
• July 2015 to July 2016: Edgardo Arias
• since July 2016: Nelson Abeijón

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

Web links

• Official website (Spanish)
• Club Deportivo Maldonado Non-Official Website
• Club profile on the official website of the Segunda División

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.worldstadiums.com/south_america/countries/uruguay.shtml
2. ^ Uruguay 1998 on rsssf.com, accessed January 23, 2012
3. ↑ Information on deportivomaldonado.es.tl (Spanish)
4. ↑ Uruguay 1999 Championship - Primera División Profesional on www.rsssf.com
5. ↑ Uruguay 2000 Championship - Primera División Profesional on www.rsssf.com
6. ↑ Uruguay 2001 Championship - Primera División Profesional on www.rsssf.com
7. ↑ Uruguay 2002 Championship on www.rsssf.com
8. ↑ Uruguay 2003 Championship on www.rsssf.com
9. ↑ Uruguay 2004 - Primera División Profesional on www.rsssf.com
10. ↑ Uruguay Second Level 2005 on www.rsssf.com
11. ↑ Uruguay Second Level 2006 on www.rsssf.com
12. ↑ Note: no participation in gaming operations
13. ↑ Uruguay Second Level 2006/07 on www.rsssf.com
14. ↑ Uruguay Second Level 2007/08 on www.rsssf.com
15. ↑ Uruguay Second Level 2008/09 on www.rsssf.com
16. ↑ Season data 2009/10 Segunda División on rsssf.com
17. ^ Segunda División Profesional 2010/11 , accessed December 29, 2011
18. ↑ Note: Playoff Round achieved, but there with 0: 1 and 0: 0 in the semifinals of Boston River failed
19. ↑ No receipt
20. ↑ No receipt
21. ↑ No receipt
22. ↑ 2013/14 Segunda División season dates on soccerway.com
23. ↑ 2014/15 Segunda División season dates on soccerway.com
24. ↑ No receipt
25. ↑ No receipt
26. ↑ Welcome to Deportivo Maldonado, where the big names never actually play on theguardian.com, accessed February 1, 2017
27. ↑ Squad on soccerway.com , accessed October 3, 2016
28. ↑ JULIO FUENTES NUEVO ENTRENADOR DE DEPORTIVO MALDONADO (Spanish) from February 1, 2009, accessed on January 29, 2012
29. ↑ El "Depor" inicio la temporada con Ribas (Spanish) in Ovacion of 19 November 2010, accessed 29 January 2012
30. ↑ www.julioribas.com , accessed January 29, 2012
31. ↑ Altas y bajas de cada institución on elascenso.com from March 19, 2014, accessed on March 2, 2014
32. ^ Profile on soccerway.com , accessed October 4, 2016