Internacional de Bogotá
Состав
- Federico Martorell2012сейчас
- Francisco Flores2012сейчас
José Contreras Verna2013сейчас- José Miguel Reyes2013сейчас
- Marcos Sánchez2014сейчас
- Daniel Febles2015сейчас
Jorge Alberto Rojas2015сейчас- Pablo Camacho2015сейчас
Edgar Pérez Greco2016сейчас
Sergio Herrera2016сейчас- Williams Martínez2016сейчас
Giancarlo Maldonado2018сейчас- Cafuringaсейчас
Eduin Queroсейчас
Freddy Góndolaсейчас- Herbert Márquezсейчас
- Jan Carlos Vargasсейчас
Miguel Echenausiсейчас
Rodulfo Manzoсейчас- Yerson Chacónсейчас
- Vicente Vega1975–1977
Richard Páez1979–1979- Arnoldo Iguarán1981–1981
- Augusto Palacios1983–1983
- Rodulfo Manzo1983–1983
Carlos Maldonado1984–1987- Gilberto Angelucci1986–1988
- Pedro Febles1986–1987
- William Pacheco1987–1989
- Carlos Maldonado1988–1990
- Alex Valderrama1991–1991
- Carlos Maldonado1991–1992
- Elvis Martínez1992–1993
- Wilson Chacón1992–1993
- Wilson Chacón1994–2006
- Fernando de Ornelas1996–1997
- Giovanny Pérez1997–1998
- Dioni Guerra1998–1998
- Gabriel Miranda1998–1999
- Gilberto Angelucci1998–2003
- Francisco Takeo1999–1999
Giovanni Savarese1999–1999- Pedro Fernández1999–2000
- Wilfredo Alvarado1999–2001
- Edson Tortolero2000–2001
- Elvis Martínez2000–2001
Ricardo Páez2000–2001- Daniel Delfino2001–2002
Juan Enrique García2001–2002- Luis Vallenilla2001–2002
Alexander Rondón2002–2007- Favio Fernández2002–2002
Franklin Lucena2002–2006- José Torrealba2002–2003
- Lucas Abraham2002–2002
- Miguel Echenausi2002–2003
- Ruberth Morán2002–2003
Héctor Pablo Bidoglio2003–2005
José Leonardo Morales2003–2007
Leonel Vielma2003–2004
Renny Vega2003–2004- Daniel Noriega2004–2004
- Edgar Pérez Greco2004–2011
- Giovanny Pérez2004–2005
- Manuel Sanhouse2004–2012
- Marlon Fernández Jímenez2004–2010
- Wilfredo Alvarado2004–2005
- Fernando Martínez2005–2005
- Grenddy Perozo2005–2007
- Juan Enrique García2005–2006
Rafael Dudamel2005–2005
Stalin Rivas2005–2005- Fernando Martínez2006–2006
- Leopoldo Jiménez2006–2007
- Ricardo Páez2006–2006
- Frankie Oviedo2007–2008
- Joaquín Boters2007–2007
José Luis Granados2007–2010
Lucas Bovaglio2007–2009
Luis Manuel Seijas2007–2008- Luis Manuel Seijas2007–2007
- Rolando Escobar2007–2008
- José Torrealba2008–2008
- Ruberth Morán2008–2008
Tomás Rincón2008–2009
Yonathan Del Valle2008–2011- Alejandro Delorte2009–2009
- Armando Maita2009–2010
- Daniel Arismendi2009–2010
- David Solari2009–2010
- Jorge Francisco Casanova2009–2012
- Mario Leguizamón2009–2010
- Martín Hidalgo2009–2009
- Nicolás Diez2009–2010
- Andrés Rouga2010–2013
- Jorge Alberto Rojas2010–2011
- Julio Gutiérrez2010–2011
- Sebastián Hernández2010–2011
- Walter José Moreno2010–2011
- Cristian Cásseres2011–2012
- Mauricio Mendoza2011–2011
- Nelson Barahona2011–2011
- Rubén Arocha2011–2012
- Sergio Herrera2011–2011
César Eduardo González2012–2016
Diego Restrepo2012–2012- Gamadiel García2012–2012
- Giancarlo Maldonado2012–2013
- José Vizcarra2012–2012
Luis Miguel Escalada2012–2013
Mikel Villanueva2012–2014
Andrés Ponce2013–2013- Bréiner Castillo2013–2013
- Gelmin Rivas2013–2015
- Giancarlo Maldonado2013–2014
Giácomo Di Giorgi2013–2014- Grenddy Perozo2013–2013
- José Luis Tancredi2014–2014
- José Luis Tancredi2014–2015
- Carlos Javier López2015–2015
Pablo Olivera2015–2015- Giancarlo Maldonado2016–2017
Luis Ovalle2019–2019- Miguel Camargo2020–2020
- Oliver Benítez2024–2024
Roberto Rosales2024–2025
Nelson Silva Pacheco1978
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
In 1970, Italian-born Gaetano Greco founded an amateur club called Juventus in San Cristóbal, named after the Juventus FC. In 1974, Greco noticed that there were no professional football clubs in Táchira, so he decided to found a club in Táchira based on the amateur Juventus club. He and twelve other people founded the club on 11 January of that year, which they named San Cristóbal Fútbol Club. Most of the club's players came from the Juventus club. Initially, the club's colors were blue and white, similar to the Italy national football team kits. In January 1975, the club changed its colors to yellow and black, because those colors better represented the Táchira state and were the preferred colors of the Uruguayan manager José "Pocho" Gil, as they were the colors of the Uruguayan team Peñarol. In the 2016 season, Deportivo Táchira drew an average home league attendance of 5,595 in the Apertura and 4,033 in the Clausura, the highest in the domestic league.
Naming history
- League
- Venezuelan Primera División
Наследие
National
Primera División Winners (11): 1979, 1981, 1984, 1986, 1999-2000, 2007–08, 2010–11, 2014–15, 2021, 2023, 2024 Copa Venezuela Winners (2): 1982, 1983
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Deportivo Táchira Fútbol Club is a professional football club of the city of San Cristóbal, Venezuela. Founded on 11 January 1974, by Gaetano Greco, the club was originally known as "San Cristóbal Fútbol Club".
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