Squad
Mario de las Casas1924current
Antonio Gonzales2006current
Carlos Cáceda2011current
José Carvallo2013current- Adan Balbín2015current
Andy Polo2015current
Raúl Ruidíaz2015current
Miguel Trauco2016current
Alberto Quintero2019current- Alberto Denegricurrent
Alberto Rodriguezcurrent- Alberto Soriacurrent
Aldo Corzocurrent
Carlos Lampecurrent
Daniel Chávezcurrent- Edwin Ueharacurrent
Germán Deniscurrent
Juan Pablo Pinocurrent
Luis Advínculacurrent
Luis Rubiñoscurrent
Pablo Pachecocurrent- Plácido Galindocurrent
Raúl Gorriticurrent- Stiven Plazacurrent
- Jorge Góngora1924–1932
- Luis de Souza Ferreira1926–1934
Eduardo Astengo1929–1931
- Arturo Fernández1930–1940
- Carlos Cillóniz1930–1930
Teodoro Fernández1931–1953
Alberto Terry1947–1959
Jorge Alcalde1948–1951
Segundo Castillo1948–1949
Segundo Castillo1951–1952
Luis Cruzado1959–1973
Rubén Correa1963–1971
Nicolás Fuentes1964–1972
Pedro Gonzales1964–1971
José Fernández1965–1970
Félix Salinas1966–1972
Héctor Chumpitaz1966–1975
Roberto Chale Olarte1966–1971
Percy Rojas1967–1974
Juan Carlos Oblitas1968–1975
Juan José Muñante1969–1973
Jesús Goyzueta1970–1972
Oswaldo Ramírez1970–1975
Hugo Gastulo1974–1987
Ottorino Sartor1974–1975
Rubén Toribio Díaz1974–1976
Juan Cáceres1975–1976
Eusebio Acasuzo1977–1984
Roberto Chale Olarte1977–1977
Germán Leguía1978–1983
Roberto Chale Olarte1978–1978
Roberto Chale Olarte1980–1980
Juan José Muñante1982–1982
Percy Rojas1982–1984
Juan José Muñante1983–1983
Juan Carlos Oblitas1984–1985
Luis Reyna1985–1989
Miguel Gutiérrez1985–1985
Ramón Quiroga1985–1986- José Luis Carranza1986–2004
- José del Solar1986–1989
Eduardo Malásquez1987–1987
Germán Leguía1989–1990- Juan Carlos Letelier1992–1992
- Miguel Miranda1992–1993
- Jorge Amado Nunes1993–1994
Juan Reynoso1993–1994- Guido Alvarenga1997–1997
- José del Solar1999–2000
- Nílson Esidio Mora2000–2000
- José del Solar2001–2002
- Martín Vilallonga2001–2002
Carlos Lobatón2002–2002
Hernán Rengifo2002–2003
Juan Manuel Vargas2002–2004
Santiago Acasiete2002–2002
José Carvallo2003–2009- Miguel Ángel Benítez2004–2005
Raúl Fernández2005–2006- Gastón Sangoy2006–2006
Raúl Fernández2007–2011
Giancarlo Carmona2008–2010
Irven Ávila2008–2009
Raúl Ruidíaz2008–2011Nolberto Solano2009–2009
- Renzo Revoredo2009–2012
- Beto da Silva2010–2010
Andy Polo2011–2012
Cristián Álvarez2011–2012
Edison Flores2011–2012
Pablo Vitti2011–2012
Raúl Fernández2011–2011- Christofer Gonzáles2012–2015
Raúl Ruidíaz2013–2014
Edison Flores2014–2016
Hernán Rengifo2015–2017
Richard Porta2015–2015
Alberto Quintero2017–2018
Juan Manuel Vargas2017–2018
Luis Tejada2017–2017
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Career & Clubs
The «U» is regarded as one of the big three of Peruvian football. It plays its home matches at the Estadio Monumental, which has a capacity of 80,093 spectators, making it the second-largest football stadium in South America and one of the largest in the world. To date it is the team that has won the most national championships in Peru, with a total of twenty-nine titles (seven in the amateur era and twenty-two in the professional era). In 1972 it was runner-up in the Copa Libertadores, the best performance of the first team in an international tournament. It also holds a U-20 Copa Libertadores won in 2011. One of the main characteristics of Universitario de Deportes is its multi-sport nature. In addition to its main section, football, the club has teams in other sports disciplines such as basketball, volleyball, futsal and women's football, among others. It also has a farm club of the first football team, called Club Deportivo U América, which competes in the Copa Perú. With 49 international appearances in official tournaments organized by CONMEBOL, it is, along with Sporting Cristal, the Peruvian club that has played the most continental cups, It is the second-best Peruvian team in the all-time table of the Copa Libertadores, and is considered by the International Federation of Football History & Statistics to be the best Peruvian team of the 20th century. In addition, a large number of the club's footballers have been selected to represent Peru in various international…
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Club Universitario de Deportes is a Peruvian professional sports club, in the capital city of Lima. It is primarily known for its football club, which has competed in Liga 1, the top tier of Peruvian football, since 1928. Popularly known as Universitario, they are one the most successful teams in Peruvian football, with 29 titles, and have never been relegated. The club was founded on 7 August 1924 under the name Federación Universitaria by students of the National University of San Marcos, but was forced to rename itself in 1931.
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