Squad
- Eduardo Pereira1990current
- Jorge Artigas2014current
- Juan José Blanco2014current
- Marcelo Guerrero2015current
- Bryan Aldave2016current
- Maximiliano Lombardi2016current
Sebastián Abreu2017current- Alex Maximiliano Silvacurrent
- César Vegacurrent
- Enrique Ferrarocurrent
- Evandro Adauto da Silvacurrent
- José D'Angelocurrent
José Ignacio Riverocurrent- José Puentecurrent
- Juan Delgadocurrent
Juan López Fontanacurrent- Oscar Quagliatacurrent
- Pablo Castrocurrent
Roberto Fleitascurrent
Sergio Pérez Viscacurrent- Yari Silveracurrent
- Juan Delgado1916–1916
- Venancio Bartibás1926–1928
- Venancio Bartibás1930–1938
Hugo Bagnulo1935–1938
Ettore Puricelli1936–1938
Nicolás Falero1942–1945
Walter Gómez1944–1945
Víctor Rodríguez Andrade1945–1951- Luis Rijo1950–1950
- Omar Méndez1953–1953
William Martínez1970–1970
Jorge Fossati1972–1973- Jorge Fossati1972–1972
- Jorge Caraballo1977–1977
- Obdulio Trasante1980–1984
- Daniel Sánchez1986–1986
Guillermo Sanguinetti1986–1986
Martín Lasarte1986–1986- Marcelo Canoon1987–1992
- Diego Dorta1988–1991
Gustavo Ferreyra1988–1991- William Gutiérrez1989–1989
Paulo Silas1990–1990- Obdulio Trasante1991–1992
- Eduardo Pereira1992–1992
- Omar Pérez1994–1994
- Omar Pérez1995–1998
Andrés Scotti1996–1997- Claudio Elías1996–1996
- Gustavo Ferreyra1996–1996
- José María Franco1996–1997
- Andrés Scotti1997–1997
- Damián Macaluso1997–1998
- Edison Suárez1997–1997
- Santiago Silva1997–1997
Sergio Órteman1997–2001- Héctor Morán1998–1998
- Santiago Silva1998–1998
- Alejandro Curbelo1999–1999
- Alexander Medina1999–2000
- Alexander Medina2000–2001
- Cristian Jeandet2000–2001
- Alejandro Cichero2002–2002
- Luis Romero2002–2002
- Omar Pérez2002–2002
- César Pellegrín2003–2003
- Damián Macaluso2003–2003
- Francisco Ronaldo Silva2003–2009
- Luis Romero2003–2003
- Mauricio Larriera2003–2003
- Mauricio Larriera2004–2004
- Santiago Morandi2004–2007
- Álvaro Pintos2004–2004
- Alejandro Correa2005–2005
- Gastón Filgueira2005–2006
Juan Surraco2005–2006
Abel Hernández2006–2008- Adaílton José dos Santos Filho2006–2006
- Alejandro Correa2006–2006
- Andrés Pablo Fernández2006–2012
- Gastón Filgueira2006–2006
- Juan Surraco2006–2006
- Luis Barbat2006–2006
- Matías Masiero2006–2007
- Nelson Sebastián Maz2006–2006
- Santiago Silva2006–2006
- Silvio Fernández Dos Santos2006–2006
- Damián Rodríguez2007–2008
- Federico Martinez2007–2007
- Gastón Otreras2007–2008
- Germán Hornos2007–2007
- Jimmy Schmidt2007–2009
- Libis Arenas2007–2008
Martín Cauteruccio2007–2008- Carlos Eduardo Gutiérrez2008–2010
- Christian Samir Martínez2008–2009
- Damián Frascarelli2008–2008
- Fabián Coelho2008–2010
Francisco Usúcar2008–2011- Gabriel Álvez2008–2009
- Gastón Otreras2008–2008
- Gonzalo Maulela2008–2009
- Gonzalo Maulela2008–2009
- Juan Ferreri2008–2008
- Raúl Tarragona2008–2009
Sebastián Sosa2008–2009- Damián Frascarelli2009–2009
Diego Perrone2009–2009- Diego Rodríguez Cano2009–2010
- Enzo Scorza2009–2009
- Gerardo Vonder Pütten2009–2009
- Horacio Peralta2009–2010
Javier Delgado2009–2010- Javier Delgado2009–2009
- Juan Tejera2009–2010
Kevin Hernández2009–2009- Diego Martiñones2010–2010
- Diego Martiñones2010–2011
- Diego Riolfo2010–2011
- Edgar Martínez2010–2011
- Gastón Francisco Bueno2010–2011
- Horacio Peralta2010–2010
- Jorge Ramírez2010–2010
Matías Vecino2010–2011- Pablo Castro2010–2011
- Pablo Castro2010–2010
- Juninho Petrolina2011–2011
- Sergio Souza2011–2011
- Sergio Souza2011–2012
- Gastón Otreras2012–2012
Octavio Rivero2012–2013- Rodrigo Mieres2012–2013
- Sebastián Fuentes2012–2013
- Andrés Pablo Fernández2013–2014
- Andrés Pablo Fernández2013–2013
Diego Emilio Silva2013–2013- Jorge Artigas2013–2014
- Sebastián Sosa2013–2013
- Sergio Souza2013–2013
- Álvaro Brun2013–2013
- Elías Ricardo Figueroa2014–2014
- Elías Ricardo Figueroa2014–2015
Juan San Martín2014–2015
Pablo Olivera2014–2014- Pablo Olivera2014–2015
- Matías Acuña2015–2015
- Alexis Noble1989
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
The F.U.F era
Together with Peñarol, Central founded FUF (Uruguayan football federation) in 1923 after being expelled from AUF. The FUF even made a parallel Uruguay national team (dissident to AUF) that played several international games based on Peñarol and Central squads. After 3 years of existence the new federation was dissolved and both teams returned to AUF.
Merging
Central append "Español" to its name after an agreement signed with a Spanish group in 1971. Central itself was born from a merge between "Solís Bochas" and "Soriano Polideportivo".
Champions
In 1984 Central Español won their only Uruguayan championship to date. The team was managed by Líber Arispe during campaign.
- League
- Uruguayan Primera División
Legacy
National
Primera División Winners (1): 1984 Torneo Competencia Winners (1): 1944 Segunda División Uruguay Winners (3): 1961, 1983, 2011–12 Tercera División Uruguay Winners (1): 1928 (as Central FC)
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Central Español Fútbol Club, usually known simply as Central Español is a Uruguayan football club based in Montevideo.
All links
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