Uruguayan football manager
Hugo Parga| Personal information |
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| Date of birth | (1961-11-17) 17 November 1961 (age 62) |
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| Place of birth | San Carlos, Uruguay |
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| Team information |
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Current team | Atenas de San Carlos (manager) |
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| Managerial career |
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| Years | Team |
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| 2007 | Atenas |
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| 2008 | Tacuarembó |
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| 2010 | Rampla Juniors |
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| 2012– | Cerro |
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Hugo Parga (born November 17, 1961, in San Carlos, Maldonado Department) is a Uruguayan current manager of Deportivo Maldonado, an association football club.
External links
- Hugo Parga coach profile at Soccerway
Deportivo Maldonado – managers
- Manta (1998)
- Acevedo (1999–2001)
- Ostolaza (2001)
- Alzamendi (2002–03)
- Silveyra (2003–04)
- Ortiz (2004)
- Parga (2007–08)
- Capellino (2008)
- Fuentes (2009)
- Ribas (2010–12)
- D'Amico (2012–15)
- Arias (2015–16)
- Abeijón (2017)
- Palladino c (2017)
- Parga (2017–18)
- Palladino (2019–22)
- Coito (2023)
- Boghossian (2024–)
(c) = caretaker manager |
Rampla Juniors – managers |
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- Fernández (19xx–xx)
- Pini (19xx–xx)
- Castro (19xx–xx)
- Aguiar (1969)
- Sasía (1971)
- Garisto (1980)
- Pérez (1985)
- Cubilla (1985)
- Olivera (198x–87)
- Borteiro (1987)
- Salomón (1992)
- Linaris (1992–93)
- Keosseián (1993)
- Morena (1993)
- M. Silva (1995)
- Borteiro (1995)
- Manta (1996)
- Sartorio (1996)
- W. García (1996)
- Lasarte (1996–97)
- Alzamendi (1999)
- del Río (1999)
- Israel (1999)
- del Río (1999)
- Origoni (19xx–xx)
- Borteiro (2001)
- Codevilla (2004–05)
- Borteiro (2005)
- Gutiérrez (2006)
- López (2007–08)
- Castelnoble (2008)
- Blanco (2009)
- Cisneros (2009)
- Donato (2009)
- del Capellán (2009–10)
- Parga (2010)
- Rodao c (2010)
- Giordano (2010–11)
- del Capellán (2011)
- Araújo (2011–12)
- Favaro (2012)
- Arias (2012)
- López (2012–13)
- Codevilla (2013–14)
- Saralegui (2014)
- Barrios (2015)
- Olveira c (2015)
- Añon (2015–16)
- Corengia (2016)
- Araújo (2016–17)
- López (2017–18)
- Fuentes (2018)
- Antúnez (2018)
- Toresani (2019)
- de los Santos c (2019)
- R. Martínez (2019)
- de los Santos c (2019)
- Espinel (2019)
- de los Santos (2020)
- Arias (2020)
- E. Martínez (2020–21)
- R. Silva (2021)
- Benia (2021)
- Antúnez (2021)
- Gayol (2022)
- Suárez (2022)
- Cessio (2023)
- López (2023)
- Vigneri (2023–24)
- M. García (2024)
- Castillo c (2024)
- E. Martínez (2024–)
(c) = caretaker manager |
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