Club General Díaz (Luque)

General Díaz
Full name General Díaz Football Club
Nickname(s) Olimpia' í (Little Olimpia)
Founded November 22, 1917
Ground Estadio General Adrián Jara,
Luque, Paraguay
Ground Capacity 3,300
Chairman Bernarda Aquino de Colmán
Manager Humberto García
League Paraguayan First Division
2013 Clausura 5th

General Díaz Football Club, is a Paraguayan football club based in the city of Luque, in the Central Department. The club was founded November 22, 1917. The team were promoted to the Primera División of the Paraguayan league in 2012. Their home games are played at the Estadio General Adrián Jara.

Honours

2012
Runner-up: 2007
Runner-up: 2004, 2006
1966, 1967, 1968

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
- Paraguay GK Jorge Luis González
- Paraguay GK Bernardo Medina
- Argentina GK Mario Santilli
- Paraguay DF Lidio Benítez
- Paraguay DF Walter Cabrera
- Paraguay DF Jorge Alberto Cáceres
- Paraguay DF Víctor Dávalos (on loan from Libertad)
- Paraguay DF Alberto Espínola (on loan from Libertad)
- Paraguay DF Dionisio Mereles
- Argentina DF Gustavo Toranzo
- Paraguay DF Ángel Vera
- Paraguay MF Wilfrido Báez
- Paraguay MF Marcos Gamarra
- Paraguay MF Oscar Gamarra
- Paraguay MF Cristian Martínez
- Paraguay MF Víctor Matta (on loan from Olimpia)
No. Position Player
- Paraguay MF Reinaldo Ocampo
- Paraguay MF Marcos Pfingst (on loan from Olimpia)
- Paraguay MF Carlos Vera Segovia
- Paraguay MF Édgar Zaracho
- Argentina FW Alfredo Cano
- Paraguay FW Diego Doldán
- Paraguay FW Julio Doldán
- Paraguay FW Jorge Giménez
- Paraguay FW Sergio Gómez
- Paraguay FW Adílio Mora
- Paraguay FW Pedro Morán
- Paraguay FW Juan Andres Noguera
- Paraguay FW Arnaldo Oviedo
- Paraguay FW Ricardo Solís
- Paraguay FW Enzo Prono

Notable players

To appear in this section a player must have either:

2000's

2010's

  • Colombia César Caicedo (2014)[1]

Non-CONMEBOL players

  • Ninguno

References

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