Juan Ramón Paredes

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Juan Ramón Paredes
Personal information
Full name	Juan Ramón Paredes Zelaya
Date of birth	(1950-05-23) May 23, 1950
Place of birth	Santa Tecla, El Salvador
Height	1.79 m (5 ft 10 ¹⁄₂ in)
Playing position	Manager
Club information
Current club	Atlético Marte
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Lincoln
	Rácing Jr.
	El Salvador de San Francisco
1980-1984	Salvadoreño
1985-1986	New York Eagles
Teams managed
1980	ADET
	Quequeisque
1986-1987	Apopa
1987-1989	Universidad
1989-1993	Atlético Marte
1995	Águila
1993-1994	Dragón
1995–2000	Águila
2000–2002	Alianza
2002–2003	El Salvador Olympic team
2002–2004	El Salvador
2004	San Salvador F.C.
2005–2006	Independiente Nacional 1906
2008	Once Municipal
2008–2009	Águila San Isidro
2009	Fuerte Aguilares
2010	Municipal Limeño
2010-2011	Atlético Marte
2012-	Alianza
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

This name uses Spanish naming customs; the first or paternal family name is Paredes and the second or maternal family name is Zelaya.

Juan Ramón Paredes Zelaya (born 23 May 1950) is a former Salvadoran football player and manager. He is currently the manager of Alianza in the Salvadoran Premier Division.

Coaching career

Alianza F.C.

He became the coach of Alianza at the beginning of 2000 season, he went on the win the Apertura 2001 in the process becoming the first and so far only Salvadoran to win a title with Alianza as coach. He took the team to several final series before quitting the club to become coach of the El Salvador national football team.

Paredes led the El Salvador team to the Central American and Caribbean titles in 2002.

He quit as manager of Independiente Nacional 1906 in September 2006.^[1]

Once Municipal

Juan Ramón Paredes was signed as coach of Once Municipal on 10 March 2008 after the shock resignation of Hugo Coria. However Juan Ramón Paredes could not reverse the terrible form slump of Once Municipal after only 8 matches in charge with only 3 draws and 5 losses to show for it (including a 5-2 defeat by Isrido Metapán). Paredes resigned as coach on the 27th April.^[2]

Other Coaching Duties

In October 2009 he replaced Victor Girón at Fuerte Aguilares^[3] and in May 2010 Paredes signed up with fellow second division side Municipal Limeño for the remainder of the 2010 Clausura season.^[4] In October 2010 he joined Marte, replacing Luis Guevara Mora who was moved upstairs to become Director of Sports.^[5]

Alianza F.C 2012

Juan Ramon Paredes has been given again coaching duties in Alianza after the team losing the clásico against C.D Aguila at home. Paredes is replacing interim coach Cárcamo Batres.

Titles

Season	Team	Title
Apertura 2001	Alianza F.C.	Salvadoran Primera División
2002	El Salvador national football team	Central American and Caribbean Games Gold Medal

References

↑ Echaron a Paredes - El Diario de Hoy (Spanish)
↑ ¡Paredes renunció al Once Municipal! - El Gráfico (Spanish)
↑ Paredes llega al Aguilares - La Prensa Gráfica (Spanish)
↑ Paredes inició ayer con Limeño - La Prensa Gráfica (Spanish)
↑ Juan Ramón Paredes nuevo técnico del Atlético Marte - La Pagina (Spanish)

External links

Ramón no se pone Paredes - La Prensa (Spanish)
Esas benditas ganas - El Diario de Hoy (Spanish)
National Team Bio - El Balón Cuscatleco (Spanish)

v t e Alianza F.C. – current squad

1 Batres 3 E. Martínez 4 Arevalo 5 Quintanilla 6 Mauricio 7 Willer 8 Amaya 9 Fraser 10 Odir Flores 13 Sánchez 14 Sosa 15 Reyes 16 Maradiaga 17 Serpas 19 Rugamas 20 Salazar 21 Barrios 23 Alvarado 24 Cuéllar 25 Hernández 26 Pérez 31 Bonilla 32 Rivas Manager: Paredes

v t e El Salvador squad – 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup

1 Hernández 2 W.A. Torres 3 González 4 Castro 5 Velásquez 6 Navarro 7 Sánchez 8 Cabrera 9 Mejía 10 — 11 Torres Alegría 12 Campos 14 Corrales 15 Ochoa 17 Menjívar 18 Murgas 19 Pacheco 21 Quintanilla 22 Gómez Coach: Paredes

El Salvador national football team – managers

Thompson (1930–35)
Elías (1935–38)
Garay (1940–41)
Slade (1941–1943)
Gonzalez (1943–48)
Orlandini (1949–51)
Estrada (1953)
Tomasino (1954–59)
Guardado (1959–60)
Miranda (1961)
Comitante (1962–63)
Carrasco (1965–67)
Guzmán (1968)
Bundio (1968–70)
Carrasco (1970)
Miranda (1971)
D'Angelo (1972)
Tupinambá (1973)
Rodríguez (1973–74)
Miranda (1975)
Estrada (1975–76)
Magaña (1976)
Pinto (1976)
Faccio (1977)
J. Contreras (1977)
Tomasino (1978)
Magaña (1979)
Rodríguez (1979–82)
A. Contreras (1983)
Magaña (1984)
Quarterone (1984–85)
Cabrera (1986)
Magaña (1987)
Đorić (1988)
Vukašinović (1988–89)
Miranda (1989)
Dojčinovski (1989)
Benítez (1991)
Aude (1991–92)
Ruiz (1992)
Vieira (1993–94)
Pastoriza (1995–96)
A. Contreras (1996–97)
Đorić (1997–98)
Dojčinovski (1998)
Peres (1998)
Benítez (1999–2000)
Recinos (2000–02)
Paredes (2002–04)
A. Contreras (2004)
Cavagnaro (2005)
Aguilar (2005–06)
de los Cobos (2006–09)
Rugamas (2010–11)
Israel (2011–12)
J. Castillo (2012)
A. Castillo (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Paredes, Juan Ramon
Alternative names
Short description	Salvadoran footballer
Date of birth	23 May 1950
Place of birth	Santa Tecla, El Salvador
Date of death
Place of death

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