Club Social y Deportivo Merlo

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Deportivo Merlo
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Full name Club Social y Deportivo Merlo
Nickname(s) Los Charros
Founded August 10, 1954
Ground Estadio José Manuel Moreno, Merlo
Buenos Aires Argentina
(Capacity 5,000)
Chairman José Luis Coutinho
Manager Néstor Ferraresi
League Primera B Metropolitana
2007-08 19th
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Club Social y Deportivo Merlo is a football club from the city of Parque San Martín, partido of Merlo in the province of Buenos Aires in Argentina. They currently play in Primera B Metropolitana, which is the regionalised third tier of the Argentine Football Association.

In 1956 the club began playing in the AFA lower leagues under the name 9 de Julio which is the date of the Argentine Declaration of Independence. They changed to their current name in 1968.


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