- Club El Porvenir
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El Porvenir 
Full name Club El Porvenir Nickname(s) El Porve Founded September 15, 1915 Ground Enrique Roberts
(Capacity: 15,000)Chairman Enrique Merelas Manager Mariano Valentini League Primera C Metropolitana 2010-11 16th 
Home colours
Away coloursClub El Porvenir is an Argentine football (soccer) club, located in the Gerli neighborhood, which is part of the district of Lanús Partido in the Gran Buenos Aires.
The team kit is black and white vertical stripes with black shorts and socks, similar to the kit of Newcastle United, though a club website claims that the inspiration for these colours was the visit of Newcastle's hated rivals Sunderland AFC.
The home of El Porvenir is the Enrique De Roberts stadium which has a capacity of 14,000. The club has not played in the top division since the beginning of the professional era of Argentinian football in 1931.
Contents
Titles
- Primera B: 1
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- 1997/98
- Primera C: 3
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- 1943, 1954, 1968
Squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
No. Position Player 
GK Juan Nahuel Valiñas 
GK Francisco Manuel Peralta GK Juan La Fuente GK Pablo Martín Graziano DF Facundo Deseta DF Matias Vallejos DF Francisco Javier Peralta DF Bruno Mora DF Leonardo Aguirre DF Luis Alberto Aviles DF Jonathan Ceratto DF Alexis De Vita DF Ricardo Maciel DF Matias Vallejos MF Enrique Trovato MF Heber Leaños MF Lucas Gomez MF Matías Sproat No. Position Player MF Nahuel Gustavo Sica MF Sebastián Santillan MF Matías Maldonado MF Nicolás Maidana MF Maximiliano González MF Julián Del Corro MF Pablo Blanco MF Leandro Casale MF Mario Grana MF Nicolás Marquevich MF Lucas Benitez MF Matías Mouzo FW Cristian Galeazzi FW Sergio Salomone FW Nicolás Olivera FW Mariano Merelas FW Leandro Rodríguez 
FW Mario Benítez Notable former players
- Sebastián Aset (2002)
- Gabriel Calderón (1976-77)
- Alejandro Carrusca (2005-06)
- Adrián Gustavo Fernández (2003-04)
- Esteban Fuertes (1992-93)
- Mariano Giménez †[1] (2006-08)
- Adrián González (1995-98)
- Oscar Más (1983)
- José Luis "Garrafa" Sánchez †[2] (1997-99)
- Manuel Seoane (1923-25)
- Daniel Tilger (2007)
- Carmelo Villalba (1980-81)
Jorge Dely Valdes (1989-90)
Notable former managers
- José Basualdo (2006)
- Norberto Raffo (1978-79)
See also
References
- ^ Murió Mariano Giménez in Olé (Spanish)
- ^ Murió José Luis "Garrafa" Sánchez in Olé (Spanish)
External links
- (Fans site) (Spanish)
Primera C 2011–12 teams Argentino de Merlo · Berazategui · Central Córdoba · Defensores de Cambaceres · Defensores Unidos · Deportivo Español · El Porvenir · Excursionistas · Ferrocarril Midland · J. J. de Urquiza · Laferrere · Leandro N. Alem · Liniers · Luján · Sacachispas · San Miguel · Sportivo Dock Sud · Talleres RE · UAI Urquiza · Villa DálmineCategories:- Argentine football clubs
- Sport in Avellaneda
- Association football clubs established in 1915
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