Atlético Marte

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Atlético Marte
Full name Club Deportivo Atlético Marte
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Clausura 2006
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Club Deportivo Atlético Marte is a Salvadoran football club from San Salvador, El Salvador. The club currently plays in Segunda División Fútbol de Profesional of El Salvador.

The club was once a prominent team in the top-tier Primera División de Fútbol Profesional winning seven championships while in the league. The team won titles in 1955, 1955-56, 1969, 1970, 1980-81, 1982, and 1985. [1] In those years, Salvadoran football legend Luis Ramírez Zapata and Norberto huezo montoya was one of their stars. The team was relegated to the second division after the 2002 Clausura season, where it has remained since.

In 1981, the team was runner-up of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup losing to SV Transvaal of Surinam.

In 1991 the club won the CONCACAF Cup Winners Tournament in Guatemala.

[edit] Recent Updated squad

Name Date of Birth number
Joaquín Moisés Quintanilla García 18-02-1973 number 1
Walter Alejandro Córdova Córdova 12-09-1984 number 2
Juan Carlos Gil Meléndez 28-12-1976 number 3
Cristian Kennet Rosales Rivas 13-02-1985 number 4
Carlos Ernesto Romero Quintanilla 05-09-1975 number 5
Salvador Isaías Gil Lazo 28-04-1981 number 6
Jonathan Josué Menjívar González 23-04-1984 number 7
Ramiro Argueta Zepeda 25-04-1975 number 8
Edwin Alexander Benítez Henríquez 27-11-1983 number 9
René Cruz Martínez Rivera 20-07-1970 number 10
Manuel Antonio Aguilar Alfaro 19-04-1986 number 11
Jaime Antonio Deras Rivas 22-01-1987 number 12
Gustavo Antonio Granados 22-10-1986 number 13
Wil Ever Gillen 25-07-1983 number 14
Oswaldo Vladimir Chávez Sánchez 01-06-1985 number 15
Enrique Martínez Bonilla 18-11-1977 number 16
Víctor Manuel Rodríguez Zepeda 18-04-1985 number 17
Fernando Jovel Deonantes Rodríguez 14-02-1985 number 18
Fabricio Ernesto Morán Rodríguez 10-02-1985 number 19
Carlos Guillermo Osegueda Menjívar 16-09-1985 number 20
Douglas Roberto Tobar Recinos 03-10-1985 number 21
Danny Vladimir Torres Ángel 07-11-1987 number 22
Miguel Antonio Landaverde Rivera 03-09-1975 number 23
José Roberto García Maradiaga 29-04-1986 number 24
Javier Antonio Gómez Choussy 04-08-1987 number 25
Rosember Cueva Martínez 15-08-1986 number 26
Carlos Enrique Calderón Anaya 08-01-1986 number 27
Luis René Cardoza Sosa 01-09-1981 number 28
José Ricardo Gómez Choussy 21-08-1985 number 29

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