Rigoberto Guzmán

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Rigoberto Guzmán
Personal information
Full name	Rigoberto Guzmán Calderón
Date of birth	(1932-06-11) June 11, 1932
Place of birth	Atiquizaya, Ahuachapán, El Salvador
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Santa Anita
	Juventud Olimpica Metalio
National team
	El Salvador
Teams managed
1968	El Salvador
	Atlante San Alejo
	Adler San Nicolas
	Atlético Marte
	Cojutepeque
	Sonsonate
	Lincoln
	Maestranza
* 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 Guzmán and the second or maternal family name is Calderón.

Rigoberto "Rigo" Guzmán Calderón (born June 11, 1932 in Atiquizaya, El Salvador) is a retired Salvadoran football (soccer) player and manager.

Club career

Guzmán was a running athlete who competed at the 800 and 3000 metres but later became a football player and captained the Juventud Olimpica Metalio side for eight years.^[1]

Managerial career and other professions

Guzmán coached El Salvador at the 1968 Olympic Games.^[2] Also, he is a painter and caricaturist and in 2006 he was given the title Maestro Meritísimo de El Salvador after 50 years of educating.^[3]

In January 2001, Professor Guzmán fell victim of an earthquake when his house collapsed.^[4]

References

↑ Arte al desnudo en la obra de Rigoberto Guzmán, Rigo - Diario Colatino (Spanish)
↑ El Salvador roster - FIFA
↑ ¡Gracias, señores diputados! - La Prensa (Spanish)
↑ Ayúdenos a ayudar - El Diario de Hoy (Spanish)

External links

Tribute - Memorias Guanacas (Spanish)

v t e El Salvador squad – 1968 Summer Olympics

1 Martínez 2 Rivas 3 Castro 4 Morales 5 Vásquez 6 Ruano 7 Cabezas 8 Villalta 9 Quintanilla 10 Rodríguez 11 Acevedo 12 Flores 13 González 14 Martínez 15 Azucar 16 Méndez 17 Angel 18 Alabi 19 Fernández Coach: Guzmán

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–)

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Persondata
Name	Guzman, Rigoberto
Alternative names
Short description	Salvadoran footballer
Date of birth	June 11, 1932
Place of birth	Atiquizaya, Ahuachapán, El Salvador
Date of death
Place of death

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