Deportivo Walter Ferretti

Deportivo Walter Ferretti
Deportivo Walter Ferretti
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Full name Deportivo Walter Ferretti
Founded 1987
Ground Estadio Olímpico del IND Managua
Managua, Nicaragua, 8,000 capacity
Chairman Flag of Nicaragua.svg Carlos Palacios
Manager Flag of Nicaragua.svg Henry “Huesito” Urbina
League Primera División de Nicaragua
Home colours

Deportivo Walter Ferretti is a Nicaraguan football team playing at the top level. It is based in Managua.

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History

The club were founded 1987 as MINT due that it was a sport wing of the Nicaraguan Army, late in 1991 the former president Walter Ferretti died in a car accident in the roadway to Leon, as a tribute to him the name of the club was changed to his.

Present

The team has been not been the best representative of Managua, because of the little interest in following soccer across the country. However this has been changing over the past few years and every time more and more fans are going to the stadiums and are following the games along the country.

Achievements

Curren 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
1 Nicaragua GK Denis Espinoza
2 Nicaragua DF Jose Castillo
3 Nicaragua DF Michael Jarquin
4 Colombia DF Jose Rodríguez
5 Nicaragua DF Jose Carballo
6 Nicaragua DF Silvio Avilez
7 Nicaragua FW Freddy Villareina
8 Nicaragua Ismael Reyes
9 Honduras FW Jose Armando Cruz
11 Honduras FW Marlon Marcia
12 Nicaragua FW Jose Carrión
13 Nicaragua Medardo Martínez
No. Position Player
14 Nicaragua Ronald Pérez
15 Nicaragua Jaime Ruiz
16 Nicaragua Gonzalo Molina
17 Nicaragua FW Axell Villanueva
18 Nicaragua Jeffry Araica
19 Nicaragua Osman Delgado
20 Nicaragua Laurence Guadamuz
21 Nicaragua Josue Quijano
22 Honduras Darwin Ambrocio Guiti Alvarez
23 Nicaragua Eustace Martin
24 Nicaragua Jorge Cundano
25 Nicaragua Hordelin Zeledón
Honduras Victor Leonel Maldonado López

Squad Changes Apertura 2011

In:

Out:

  • Colombia Jose Luis Rodríguez - Transferred to TBA
  • Nicaragua Juan Barrera - Transferred to Tauro FC

Notable players

  • Argentina Néstor Ariel Holweger
  • Argentina Carlos Javier Martino
  • Argentina Lucas Piccinini
  • Brazil David da Silva
  • El Salvador Jorge Valle
  • Honduras Víctor Carrasco
  • Honduras Jorge Martínez
  • Honduras Alejandro Mejía

List of Coaches

  • El Salvador Carlos "Chicharrón" Aguilar (1998–99), (2007)
  • Nicaragua Róger "Pinocho" Rodriguez (2007-2008)
  • Nicaragua Omar Zambrana (2008-Sep 2009)
  • Honduras José Valladares (Aug 2009-Aug 2011)
  • Nicaragua Henry “Huesito” Urbina (Aug 2011-)

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