Deportivo Maldonado

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Deportivo Maldonado
Full name Club Deportivo Maldonado
Nickname(s) El Depor , Verdirrojo
Founded August 25, 1928
Ground Estadio Domingo Burgueño, Maldonado, Uruguay
Ground Capacity 22,000
Chairman Malcolm Caine
Manager Patricio D´ Amico
League Segunda División Uruguay
2011-2012 11th
Website Club home page
Home colours
Away colours

Club Deportivo Maldonado is a football club from Maldonado, Uruguay. They currently play in the Uruguayan Segunda División.

Notable supporter

Gabriel Cedrés known as El Gaby or El Tanque, a former player of Peñarol in Uruguay, Boca Juniors, River Plate in Argentina, América in Mexico, he was playing for Montevideo Wanderers until December 2006, is a huge fan of the team. He bought all the new kits of the team for their 2006 re-entrance at the professional leagues. He also declared his desire to retire playing for Deportivo Maldonado. Honduran and Genoa midfielder Julio César de León played in 2001 for El Depor, and then would later join Reggina.

Lately, a sports corporation was incorporated, named Deportivo Maldonado SAD. Its Bylaws were approved by the Corporate Oversight Authority on December 29, 2009, duly filed within the National Registry of Commerce, and published. Deportivo Maldonado SAD is a cultural institution filed within the Sports Institutions’ Registry of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, and within the Cultural and Education’s Registry of the Ministry of Education and Culture. Deportivo Maldonado SAD is also registered and filed within the Uruguayan Football Association. Its current President is Mr. Malcolm Caine and its Vicepresident, Mr. Santiago Durán.

President: Mr. Malcolm Caine Vicepresident: Mr. Santiago Durán

Current 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 Uruguay GK Ignacio De León
3 Uruguay DF Mario Corbo
4 Uruguay DF Johany Hernández
5 Uruguay MF Gerall Hernández
6 Uruguay MF Joaquín Noy
7 Uruguay MF Matías Tellechea
9 Uruguay FW Santiago Bello
10 Uruguay MF Juan Ferreira
11 Uruguay MF Jhon Curbelo
12 Uruguay GK Santiago Fernández
No. Position Player
13 Uruguay DF Rafael Alberti
14 Uruguay MF Gabriel Alcoba
15 Uruguay MF Camilo Nassi
16 Brazil MF Bruno Turco
19 Uruguay FW José Pérez Bach
20 Uruguay MF Bruno Télliz
21 Uruguay DF Germán Pérez
22 Uruguay DF Leonel Pilipauskas
23 Uruguay DF Matías Perazzoli
24 Uruguay FW Maickol Märtins
25 Uruguay GK Manuel Dávila Do Nacimento

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