Tigres UANL
Состав
José Arturo Rivas2004сейчас
Enrique Palos2005сейчас- Aarón Fernández García2009сейчас
Jesús Dueñas2009сейчас
Damián Álvarez2010сейчас- Alfonso Tamay2011сейчас
- Jonathan Espericueta2011сейчас
Hugo Isaác Rodríguez2013сейчас
Roberto Alvarado2013сейчас- Sergio García Nario2013сейчас
Antonio Briseño2014сейчас
CHIQUILIN2014сейчас
Nahuel Guzmán2014сейчас
Richard Sánchez2014сейчас- Francisco Meza2015сейчас
Javier Aquino2015сейчас
Omar Salgado2015сейчас
Rafael Sóbis2015сейчас- Uvaldo Luna2015сейчас
- Carlos Ibargüen2016сейчас
- Fernando Fernández2016сейчас
Luis Silva2016сейчас
Ventura Alvarado2016сейчас
Valdívia2018сейчас
Marco Fabián2019сейчас
Francisco Sebastián Córdova2022сейчас
Jordy Caicedo2022сейчас
Marcelo Flores2023сейчас- Rodrigo Aguirre2026сейчас
- Alberto Gurrolaсейчас
- Alfredo González Tahuilánсейчас
Dóriaсейчас- Emmanuel Seguraсейчас
Francisco Jaraсейчас- Genaro Castilloсейчас
Gonzalo Bergessioсейчас- Isaac Romoсейчас
- Jair Díazсейчас
Jesús Urbinaсейчас
Jobi McAnuffсейчас
Juan Sánchez Purataсейчас
Leonardo Fernándezсейчас- Marco Tovarсейчас
- Mario Carrilloсейчас
- Raúl Torresсейчас
- Salvador Mercadoсейчас
- Samirсейчас
- Sergio Bravoсейчас
- Valdíviaсейчас
- Rafael Márquez Esqueda1972–1973
Salvador Reyes Monteón1972–1973- Roberto Hodge1974–1975
Enrique Meza1975–1977
Gerónimo Barbadillo1975–1982
Tomás Boy1975–1988- Lola1976–1978
- José Pilar Reyes1977–1983
- Sergio Orduña1977–1984
- Walter Mantegazza1977–1979
- Héctor Hugo Eugui1978–1980
Jonas Eduardo Américo1978–1983- Roberto Díaz1978–1979
- Sebastião Miranda da Silva Filho1979–1980
Javier Aguirre1981–1981- Sebastião Miranda da Silva Filho1981–1982
Carlos Muñoz1982–1995- Olaf Heredia1984–1987
Raul Arias1984–1985- Sergio Orduña1985–1989
- Eduardo Rergis1986–1988
Evanivaldo Castro1986–1988- José Pilar Reyes1986–1987
- José Pilar Reyes1986–1986
- Félix Ricardo Torres1987–1988
Daniel Bartolotta1988–1989- Daniel Bartolotta1988–1988
Félix Cruz1988–1989- Gustavo Vargas1988–1989
Geovani Silva1989–1989- Jorge Borelli1989–1991
- Roberto Gasparini1989–1993
Eduardo Bacas1990–1991- Marco Antonio Ruiz1990–1992
- Sergio Lira1990–1992
Ángel Comizzo1990–1991
Alejandro Lanari1991–1994- Gustavo Moscoso1991–1992
- Sergio Almaguer1991–1994
- Sergio Omar Almirón1991–1991
- Alejandro Hisis1992–1994
Francisco Javier Cruz1992–1995- Ignacio Rodríguez1992–1994
- Javier Lozano Chavira1992–1998
- Martín Zúñiga1992–1995
- Geovani Silva1993–1994
- Marco Antonio Ruiz1993–1998
- Alberto Aguilar Mijes1994–1995
- Antônio Carlos Santos1994–1995
- Cesilio de los Santos1994–1995
Miguel España1994–1995- Roberto Ruiz Esparza1994–1995
- Guillermo Muñoz1995–1996
Jaime Pizarro1995–1995- José Manuel de la Torre1995–1996
Omar Arellano Nuño1995–1998- Pietro Maiellaro1995–1996
- Robert Dante Siboldi1995–2000
- Sead Seferović1995–1996
- Sergio Almaguer1995–1996
Tab Ramos1995–1996- Abdul Thompson Conteh1996–1997
- Claudio Núñez1996–2001
- Francisco Javier Cruz1996–1998
- Adrián Czornomaz1997–1997
Aílton Gonçalves da Silva1997–1998- Eddy Carazas1997–1998
Emil Kostadinov1997–1997- Francisco Javier Sánchez1997–2000
Julio Daniel Frías1997–2003- Nílson Esidio Mora1997–1997
- Daniel Guzmán1998–1999
- Danilo Tosello1998–1998
- Edson Alvarado1998–1999
- Emil Kostadinov1998–1999
Gabriel Mendoza1998–1999- Ignacio Vázquez1998–1999
- Javier Saavedra1998–2010
Joaquín del Olmo1998–2003
Luis Hernández1998–2000- Pablo Fernando Hernández1998–1999
- David Oteo1999–2004
Iván Hurtado1999–2001
Jorge Campos1999–2000- José Antonio Noriega1999–2000
José Luis Sierra1999–1999- Juan Augusto Gómez1999–2000
- Mauro Caballero1999–2001
Ramón Ramírez1999–2001- Antonio Sancho2000–2006
- Aurelio Molina2000–2001
Carlos Ochoa2000–2002
Claudio Suárez2000–2005- Danilo Aceval2000–2001
- Hugo Sánchez Guerrero2000–2006
- Jesús Olalde2000–2005
- Jorge Campos2000–2000
- Mauricio Gallaga Valdez2000–2001
Osmar Donizete Cândido2000–2000- Sergio Vázquez2000–2001
- Edoardo Isella2001–2001
Oscar Dautt2001–2003- Percy Colque2001–2001
Aldo de Nigris2002–2007- Carlos Ochoa2002–2003
- Claudio Núñez2002–2002
- Enílton Menezes de Miranda2002–2002
Kléber Pereira2002–2004- Marco Antonio Ruiz2002–2005
- Omar Briceño2002–2007
- Walter Gaitán2002–2007
- Óscar Rojas Ruiz2002–2002
- Alex Mineiro2003–2003
- Andrés Silvera2003–2006
- Claudio Núñez2003–2005
- Eduardo Rergis2003–2005
Israel Martínez2003–2004- Mario Ruíz2003–2010
Carlos Adrián Morales2004–2006- Carlos Infante2004–2004
- Claudio Husaín2004–2005
- Jorge Díaz de León2004–2013
- Sixto Peralta2004–2006
- Emilio Martínez2005–2006
Jaime Lozano2005–2007
Júlio César Santos Correa2005–2006- Roberto Cartes2005–2005
- Sebastião Pereira do Nascimento2005–2005
- Édgar Hernández2005–2007
Alfredo Moreno2006–2007
Cirilo Saucedo2006–2011- Claudio Núñez2006–2007
- Emmanuel Cerda2006–2013
- Jesús Roberto Chávez2006–2008
John Restrepo2006–2008
Luis Saritama2006–2006- Manuel Viniegra2006–2014
- Mario Méndez2006–2006
- Rolando Zárate2006–2006
Sebastián González2006–2008- Tomás Campa2006–2006
- Antonio Sancho2007–2011
Fabián Cubero2007–2008- Flavio Rogerio2007–2008
Francisco Fonseca2007–2010- Guillermo Marino2007–2009
Jesús Molina2007–2011- Jonathan de León2007–2011
- Juan Pablo García2007–2007
Julio César Cáceres2007–2007
Lucas Ayala2007–2010
Sebastián Abreu2007–2008
Adrián Zermeño2008–2008
Alfredito Olivas2008–2009
Blas Pérez2008–2012
Carlos Esquivel2008–2008- Diego Martínez2008–2008
- Francisco Acuña2008–2013
Gastón Fernández2008–2010- Hugo Sánchez Guerrero2008–2009
Israel Jiménez2008–2014- Julio Aguilar2008–2009
Lucas Lobos2008–2014
Pedro Benítez2008–2009
David Toledo2009–2012
Edgar Castillo2009–2010- Fernando Ortiz2009–2010
Itamar Batista da Silva2009–2011- Jorge Valencia2009–2012
José Antonio Castro2009–2010- Juan Pablo García2009–2010
Luis Ángel Mendoza2009–2010
Omar Bravo2009–2009
Alan Pulido2010–2015- Alberto Acosta Alvarado2010–2014
- Alejandro Argüello2010–2010
Hugo Ayala2010–2022
Juninho2010–2018- Omar Trujillo2010–2011
Paulo Nagamura2010–2010
Sergio Ponce2010–2010
Éverton Cardoso da Silva2010–2013- Carlos Ochoa2011–2011
Carlos Salcido2011–2012
Danilinho2011–2015- Eder Borelli2011–2013
Edgar Iván Pacheco2011–2015- Fernando Navarro Morán2011–2013
Héctor Mancilla2011–2012
Jonathan Bornstein2011–2015- Lampros Kontogiannis2011–2013
Orr Barouch2011–2012- Alonso Zamora2012–2014
- Carlos Salcido2012–2014
- Edno2012–2013
Elías Hernández2012–2014- Jonathan Espericueta2012–2014
Luis García Fernández2012–2013- Taufic Guarch2012–2013
César Villaluz2013–2013
Egidio Arévalo Rios2013–2013
Emanuel Villa2013–2015- José Francisco Torres2013–2019
- Manuel de la Torre2013–2014
Alexander Larín2014–2014- Egidio Arévalo Rios2014–2016
Emanuel Herrera2014–2014
Herculez Gomez2014–2014
Hernán Darío Burbano2014–2015
Joffre Guerrón2014–2015- Joffre Guerrón2014–2016
Marco Ruben2014–2015- Marco Ruben2014–2014
- Amaury Escroto2015–2015
André-Pierre Gignac2015–2026- Darío Carreño2015–2015
- Dieter Villalpando López2015–2015
- Edgar Solís2015–2015
Enrique Esqueda2015–2015
Ikechukwu Uche2015–2016- Jairo González2015–2015
Johan Vázquez2015–2015
Jürgen Damm2015–2017
Andy Delort2016–2017
Eduardo Vargas2017–2020
Enner Valencia2017–2020
Nayeli Rangel2017–2025
Cristina Ferral2018–2025
Lucas Zelarayán2018–2019
Diego Reyes2019–2025
Florian Thauvin2021–2023
Ángel Correa2025–2026
Tigres UANL is a prominent Mexican association football club based in Monterrey, Nuevo León.
The club competes in Liga MX, the top division of Mexican football.
Founded in 1960, Tigres UANL represents the Autonomous University of Nuevo León.
Биография
Formation
Club Tigres de la Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, commonly known as Tigres UANL, was founded on March 7, 1960, originally as Club Deportivo Universitario de Nuevo León. The club, representing the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, adopted its current name in 1967. Tigres plays its home matches at the Estadio Universitario, which was built in the same year as the name change.
Early Success and League Championship
Tigres UANL quickly made a name for itself in Mexican football, achieving promotion to the Primera División de México (now Liga MX) during the 1973–74 season under the guidance of coach José "Ché" Gómez. The team secured its first domestic cup, the Copa México, in the 1975–76 season, defeating América 3–2. The late 1970s marked a significant era for Tigres, as they reached the finals in the 1979–80 season, showcasing their resilience by coming back from a 3-0 deficit in the second leg against Cruz Azul, although they ultimately lost the championship.
Legacy and Honors
Throughout its history, Tigres UANL has established itself as a formidable force in Mexican football, winning multiple league titles and domestic cups. The club's passionate fan base and competitive spirit have made it a staple in Liga MX, contributing to its rich legacy in the sport. With a history of notable players and coaches, Tigres continues to be a significant player in Mexican football, striving for excellence both domestically and internationally.
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Карьера и клубы
Founding and promotion to Primera División, Cup and League champions
Club de Fútbol Tigres de la Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León was founded on 7 March 1960. They previously were named the Jabatos de Nuevo León. In 1967, their venue, the Estadio Universitario was built. In the 1973–74 season, José "Ché" Gómez guided the team to the title and promotion to the Primera División de México, now Liga MX. They defeated the Leones Negros de la Universidad de Guadalajara for 3–2. In the 1975–76, Tigres won their first domestic cup, the Copa México (now Copa MX), against América after winning 3–2. Under the command of Uruguayan coach Carlos Miloc and players such as Tomás Boy and Gerónimo Barbadillo, for the 1977–78 season Tigres aimed to the league championship. In the quarter-finals of the liguilla (play-offs), they defeated Estudiantes Tecos by 1–0 and 3–2 (4–2). In the semi-finals Tigres defeated Cruz Azul 0–1 and 3–0 (3–1). In the finals they defeated UNAM 2–0 and 1–1 (3–1). Tigres made their best season ever with 48 points in the 1978–79, but did not reach the finals. In the 1979–80 season, Tigres made it to the finals against Cruz Azul. In the first leg, Cruz Azul won 1–0 at the Estadio Universitario, and in the second leg, at the Estadio Azteca, Tigres, although down 3–0 at one point, rallied back to ensure a 3–3 draw. Nonetheless, Tigres still lost the finals by an aggregate scoreline of 4–3. In the 1981–82 season, they won their second League championship…
- League
- Liga MX
Наследие
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Club Tigres de la Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, simply known as Tigres UANL or Tigres, is a Mexican professional football club based in San Nicolás de los Garza, a municipality in the Monterrey metropolitan area, Nuevo León. The club competes in Liga MX, the top division of Mexican football, and plays its home matches at Estadio Universitario. Founded in 1960 as Club Deportivo Universitario de Nuevo León, the club represents the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (UANL) and adopted its current name in 1967.
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