# Juan Cruz Real

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Argentine footballer

In this [Spanish name](/source/Spanish_name), the first or paternal [surname](/source/Surname) is *Real*.

Juan Cruz Real Real in 2021 Personal information Date of birth (1976-10-08) 8 October 1976 (age 49) Place of birth Tandil, Argentina Position Midfielder Team information Current team Nicaragua (manager) Senior career* Years Team Apps (Gls) 1995–1996 Independiente 8 (0) 1997 Deportivo Español 11 (0) 1998 Millonarios 10 (1) 1999 Arsenal de Sarandí 28 (3) 1999 Independiente Rivadavia 22 (1) 2000 Brown de Arrecifes 18 (5) 2002 Roulado 17 (7) 2003–2004 Unión San Felipe 23 (6) 2004 Brampton Hitmen 10 (1) 2005 Hamilton Thunder 2006–2009 North York Astros 19 (0) Managerial career 2007–2012 Clarkson Sheridan SC (technical Director) 2012–2014 Mississauga SC (technical Director) 2014–2015 IMG Academy (U19) 2015–2016 IMG Academy (U18) 2015 Belén 2016 Olimpo (assistant) 2016–2017 Estudiantes de Mérida 2017–2018 Alianza Petrolera 2019–2020 Jaguares 2020–2021 América de Cali 2022 Junior 2023 Deportes Tolima 2024 Belgrano 2026 Universidad de Concepción 2026– Nicaragua * Club domestic league appearances and goals

**Juan Cruz Real** (born 8 October 1976) is an Argentine [football](/source/Association_football) manager and former player who played as a [midfielder](/source/Midfielder).

Real had numerous stints in South American leagues, and finished off his career in the [Canadian Professional Soccer League](/source/Canadian_Professional_Soccer_League_(1998-2005)). He is currently manager of the [Nicaragua national team](/source/Nicaragua_national_football_team).

## Playing career

Real began his career in his native country with Argentinian giants [Independiente](/source/Club_Atl%C3%A9tico_Independiente).[*[citation needed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)*] In 1997, he signed with [Deportivo Español](/source/Deportivo_Espa%C3%B1ol), and the following season he went to Colombia to play for [Millonarios F.C.](/source/Millonarios_F.C.) In 1999, he returned to Argentina to sign with [Arsenal de Sarandí](/source/Arsenal_de_Sarand%C3%AD). Soon after he featured in the lower Argentinian leagues with [Independiente Rivadavia](/source/Independiente_Rivadavia), and [Almirante Brown de Arrecifes](/source/Almirante_Brown_de_Arrecifes), winning the [Torneo Argentino A](/source/Torneo_Argentino_A) in 1999. Cruz Real had a stint overseas in the island of Haiti with [Roulado](/source/Roulado_FC) in 2002, and returning to the South American continent in 2003 with [Unión San Felipe](/source/Uni%C3%B3n_San_Felipe) of Chile.[1][2][3]

In 2004, he went once more overseas to Canada to sign with the [Brampton Hitmen](/source/Brampton_Hitmen) of the [Canadian Professional Soccer League](/source/Canadian_Professional_Soccer_League_(1998-2005)). He made his debut for the club on September 10, 2004, in a match against [Toronto Supra](/source/SC_Toronto).[4] He helped Brampton secure a post-season berth by finishing fourth in the Western Conference. He featured in the wildcard playoff match against [Toronto Croatia](/source/Toronto_Croatia), but were eliminated by a score of 3–1.[5]

The following year he signed with division rivals [Hamilton Thunder](/source/Hamilton_Thunder).[6] His achievements with Hamilton were clinching the division title, and qualifying for the post-season. He featured in the semifinal playoff match against [Oakville Blue Devils](/source/Brampton_United), but lost by a score of 2–0.[7] In 2009, he had a stint with [North York Astros](/source/North_York_Astros) in the [Canadian Soccer League](/source/Canadian_Soccer_League).[8][9]

## Managerial career

Cruz Real was named the manager for [Deportes Tolima](/source/Deportes_Tolima) in 2023.[10][11] In 2024, he returned to Argentina to be named the manager of [Club Atlético Belgrano](/source/Club_Atl%C3%A9tico_Belgrano).[12] After nine months with Belgrano, it was mutually decided to relieve him.[13]

In December 2025, Real was appointed as manager of [Universidad de Concepción](/source/C.D._Universidad_de_Concepci%C3%B3n) in the [Chilean Primera División](/source/Liga_de_Primera).[14] He left them in March 2026.[15]

In April 2026 he was appointed as manager of the [Nicaragua national team](/source/Nicaragua_national_football_team).[16]

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["San Felipe 2003 - Campeonato de Apertura"](http://www.solofutbol.cl/futbol%20chileno/Campeonatos%20Nacionales/equipos/San%20Felipe/san%20felipe%202003%20apertura.htm). *www.solofutbol.cl* (in Spanish). Retrieved 28 April 2024.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-2)** ["San Felipe 2003 - Campeonato de Clausura"](http://www.solofutbol.cl/futbol%20chileno/Campeonatos%20Nacionales/equipos/San%20Felipe/san%20felipe%202003%20clausura.htm). *www.solofutbol.cl* (in Spanish). Retrieved 28 April 2024.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-3)** ["San Felipe 2004 - Campeonato de Apertura"](http://www.solofutbol.cl/futbol%20chileno/Campeonatos%20Nacionales/equipos/San%20Felipe/san%20felipe%202004%20apertura.htm). *www.solofutbol.cl* (in Spanish). Retrieved 28 April 2024.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-4)** Glover, Robin. ["September 10, 2004 CPSL Toronto Supra vs Brampton Hitmen (by Rocket Robin)"](http://www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com/reports04/04cpsl95.htm). *www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com*. Retrieved 19 July 2015.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-5)** Glover, Robin. ["October 8, 2004 CPSL Rogers Cup Wildcard game Brampton Hitmen vs Toronto Croatia (by Rocket Robin)"](http://www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com/reports04/04cpsl2c.htm). *www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com*. Retrieved 19 July 2015.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-6)** Glover, Robin. ["July 10, 2005 CPSL North York Astros vs Hamilton Thunder (by Rocket Robin)"](http://www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com/reports05/05cpsl42.htm). *www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com*. Retrieved 19 July 2015.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-7)** Glover, Robin. ["October 8, 2005 CPSL Hamilton Thunder vs Oakville Blue Devils (by Rocket Robin)"](http://www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com/reports05/05cpsl2f.htm). *www.rocketrobinsoccerintoronto.com*. Retrieved 19 July 2015.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-8)** ["Canadian Soccer League Powered by Goalline Sports Administration Software"](https://web.archive.org/web/20090506003606/http://www.canadiansoccerleague.ca/page.php?page_id=9302). 6 May 2009. Archived from the original on 6 May 2009. Retrieved 15 December 2016.{{[cite web](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Cite_web)}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown ([link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:CS1_maint:_bot:_original_URL_status_unknown))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-9)** ["Italia Shooters Soccer Club Powered by Goalline Sports Administration Software"](https://web.archive.org/web/20090505055920/http://www.italiashooters.ca/player_roster.php?team_id=49957&schedule_id=15875&league_id=4346). 5 May 2009. Archived from the original on 5 May 2009. Retrieved 24 November 2017.{{[cite web](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Cite_web)}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown ([link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:CS1_maint:_bot:_original_URL_status_unknown))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-10)** ["Juan Cruz Real, nuevo entrenador del Deportes Tolima"](https://colombia.as.com/futbol/juan-cruz-real-nuevo-entrenador-del-deportes-tolima-n/) [Juan Cruz Real, new coach of Deportes Tolima]. *Diario AS* (in Spanish). 28 April 2023. Retrieved 30 April 2023.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-11)** ["¿Qué retos tendrá Juan Cruz Real en Tolima? A esto se enfrenta"](https://www.futbolred.com/futbol-colombiano/liga-betplay/cuando-debuta-juan-cruz-real-con-deportes-tolima-estos-son-los-partidos-que-dirigira-180539) [What challenges will Juan Cruz Real have in Tolima? This is what he's up against]. *futbolred.com* (in Spanish). 29 April 2023. Retrieved 30 April 2023.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-12)** ["Juan Cruz Real es el nuevo Director Técnico de Belgrano de Córdoba"](https://www.puntal.com.ar/club-atletico-belgrano/juan-cruz-real-es-el-nuevo-director-tecnico-belgrano-cordoba-n213943) [Juan Cruz Real is the new Technical Director of Belgrano de Córdoba]. *www.puntal.com.ar* (in Spanish). 25 March 2024. Retrieved 26 March 2024.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-13)** Villagra, Marcos (26 November 2024). ["No va más: Juan Cruz Real dejó de ser el DT de Belgrano - TyC Sports"](https://www.tycsports.com/liga-profesional-de-futbol/juan-cruz-real-se-fue-dt-belgrano-renuncia-luifa-artime-derrota-independiente-rivadavia-liga-profesional-entrenador-id621319.html) [No more: Juan Cruz Real is no longer Belgrano's coach]. *www.tycsports.com* (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 December 2024.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-14)** Inostroza, Paulo (15 December 2025). ["UdeC presenta técnico y explica salidas de Campestrini y la "Nona""](https://www.diarioconcepcion.cl/deportes/2025/12/15/udec-presenta-tecnico-y-explica-salidas-de-campestrini-y-la-nona.html). *Diario Concepción* (in Spanish). Retrieved 18 December 2025.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-15)** ["Terremoto en el Biobío: DT de la U de Conce renuncia tras empatar con la U de Chile"](https://www.alairelibre.cl/futbol/campeonato-nacional/juan-cruz-real-renuncia-universidad-de-concepcion-dt-empate-u-de-chile/). *AlAireLibre.cl* (in Spanish). [Radio Cooperativa](/source/Radio_Cooperativa). 10 March 2026. Retrieved 11 March 2026.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-16)** ["El argentino Juan Cruz Real, el nuevo seleccionador de Nicaragua"](https://es-us.noticias.yahoo.com/deportes/argentino-juan-cruz-real-seleccionador-203943909.html). *[Yahoo](/source/Yahoo)*. 24 April 2026.

## External links

- [Juan Cruz Real](https://www.bdfa.com.ar/jugadores-JUAN-CRUZ-REAL-7268.html) at BDFA (in Spanish)

- [Profile at Futbol XXI](https://web.archive.org/web/20150721211731/http://www.futbolxxi.com/Futbolista.aspx?ID=9267&SEOFutbolista=Real+Juan+Cruz) Profile a (in Spanish) [*[dead link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Link_rot)*]

- [Juan Cruz Real](https://www.linkedin.com/in/juan-cruz-real-a0bb9035) on [LinkedIn](/source/LinkedIn)

v t e Current managers of CONCACAF national teams Jeffrey (Anguilla) Passyc (Antigua and Barbuda) Bermúdez (Aruba) Kevin Davies (Bahamas) Hallc (Barbados) Bartolotta (Belize) Findlay (Bermuda) Janga (Bonaire) Pérez (British Virgin Islands) Marsch (Canada) Rowec (Cayman Islands) Batista (Costa Rica) Pereira (Cuba) Advocaat (Curaçao) Herdi (Dominica) Neveleff (Dominican Republic) Gómez (El Salvador) D'Urbano (French Guiana) Modeste (Grenada) Angloma (Guadeloupe) Tena (Guatemala) Dooley (Guyana) Migné (Haiti) Molina (Honduras) Vacant (Jamaica) Mercadal (Martinique) Aguirre (Mexico) Eve (Montserrat) Cruz Real (Nicaragua) Christiansen (Panama) Trout (Puerto Rico) Serrano (Saint Kitts and Nevis) John (Saint Lucia) Darcheville (Saint Martin) Hendrickson (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines) de Jong (Sint Maarten) ten Cate (Suriname) Kingi (Trinidad and Tobago) Vacant (Turks and Caicos Islands) Pochettino (United States) Jones (United States Virgin Islands) (c) – caretaker manager (i) – interim manager

v t e Categoría Primera A winning managers 1948: Carrillo 1949: Pedernera 1950: Cuezzo 1951: Pedernera 1952: Pedernera 1953: Pedernera 1954: Paternoster 1955: Benítez Cáceres 1956: Lombardo 1957: Seghini 1958: Tocker 1959: Ochoa Uribe 1960: Tocker 1961: Ochoa Uribe 1962: Ochoa Uribe 1963: Ochoa Uribe 1964: Sánchez 1965: Villegas 1966: Ochoa Uribe 1967: Villegas 1968: De la Hoz 1969: Villegas 1970: Reskín 1971: Popović 1972: Ochoa Uribe 1973: López Fretes 1974: Popović 1975: Hormazábal 1976: Zubeldía 1977: Verón 1978: Dellacha 1979: Ochoa Uribe 1980: Varacka 1981: Zubeldía 1982: Ochoa Uribe 1983: Ochoa Uribe 1984: Ochoa Uribe 1985: Ochoa Uribe 1986: Ochoa Uribe 1987: García 1988: García 1990: Ochoa Uribe 1991: Gómez 1992: Maturana 1993: Comesaña 1994: Peláez 1995: Restrepo 1995–96: Castro 1996–97: García 1998: Hernández 1999: Suárez 2000: De la Pava 2001: De la Pava 2002-I: De la Pava 2002-II: Luna 2003-I: Montoya 2003-II: García 2004-I: Sarmiento 2004-II: Miguel Angel López 2005-I: Escobar 2005-II: Sarmiento 2006-I: Quintabani 2006-II: Pinto 2007-I: Quintabani 2007-II: Quintabani 2008-I: Gamero 2008-II: Umaña 2009-I: J. Álvarez 2009-II: L. Álvarez 2010-I: Umaña 2010-II: Osorio 2011-I: Escobar 2011-II: Hernández 2012-I: W. Gutiérrez 2012-II: Torres 2013-I: Osorio 2013-II: Osorio 2014-I: Osorio 2014-II: Costas 2015-I: Castro 2015-II: Rueda 2016-I: L. Álvarez 2016-II: Costas 2017-I: Rueda 2017-II: Russo 2018-I: Gamero 2018-II: Comesaña 2019-I: Comesaña 2019-II: Guimarães 2020: Real 2021-I: Torres 2021-II: Dudamel 2022-I: Herrera 2022-II: Restrepo 2023-I: Gamero 2023-II: Reyes 2024-I: Dudamel 2024-II: Juárez 2025-I: Bava 2025-II: Arias 2026-I: Arias

Managerial positions v t e Estudiantes de Mérida F.C. – managers Roque (1976–78) Rodríguez (1980) Arce (1981) D'Accorso (1982) Borrero (1987) Campos (1987) Borrero (1989–91) Vieira (1992) Vieira (1994–95) C. Moreno (1995–96) Páez (1997–99) Dujković (2001) Escobar (2001–02) Borrero (2002) Jiménez (2007) Cochesa (2007) Vera c (2007) Borrero (2007) Mora c (2008) Vera (2008–09) Gavídia (2009–10) Dudamel (2010–11) Santana (2011) Bonaccorso (2011) Vera (2011–13) Plascencia (2013–14) F. Moreno (2014–15) Páez (2015–16) Morán (2016) Real (2016–17) Gavídia (2017–18) Brignani (2018–20) Vielma (2021–22) Fernández c (2022) González (2022) Cañas (2023) Lucena (2023–24) Farías (2024–25) Fernández c (2025) Ortiz (2025) Gómez (2026–) (c) = caretaker manager v t e Alianza Petrolera – managers Peluffo (1992) Molina (1993) Lopera (1993) Márquez (1994) Vásquez (1995) Jiménez (1996) Espinoza (1997) Vega (1998) Suárez (1999) Valderrama (2000–01) Holguín (2002) Mendoza (2003) Bedoya (2004) Holguín (2005) Merino (2006) Holguín (2006) Ramoa (2007) Luna (2008) Upegui (2008) C. Estrada (2009) Barón (2010) H. Estrada (2011–13) Berrío (2013–14) Holguín (2014) Upegui (2015–16) Moreno c (2016) Bernal (2016–17) Real (2017–18) Torres (2018–20) Gutiérrez (2021) Bodhert (2021–23) Torres (2023) (c) = caretaker manager v t e Jaguares de Córdoba – managers Maturana (2013) Zuluaga (2013) Suárez (2013–14) Gómez (2014) H. Estrada (2014) Castro (2015) J. Méndez c (2015) Bernal (2015) Holguín (2015) D. Estrada c (2015) Navarrete (2016) Bodhert (2016–17) Rodríguez (2018) Robatto (2018) J. Méndez c (2018) Bodmer (2019) Upegui (2019) Bodmer c (2019) Real (2019–20) Suárez (2020–21) Torres (2021–22) G. Méndez (2022) Márquez (2022) Restrepo (2023) Páez (2023) J. Méndez c (2023) Hoyos (2023) Bodhert (2024) Echeverry c (2024) Craviotto (2024) Carvajal (2024) Hernández (2025) Márquez (2026) Florentín (2026) J. Méndez c (2026) Bodhert (2026–) (c) = caretaker manager v t e América de Cali – managers Ross (1947) Paternoster (1948) Reuben (1949) Tocker (1950) Magallanes (1951) Tocker (1952) Ruiz (1954) Mallarino (1955–59) Genes (1959) Pedernera (1960–61) Sanguinetti (1961) Rolón (1961–62) Ortega (1962–63) Pacheco (1963) Porfirio Rolón (1963–64) Solano (1964) Rolónc (1965) Urriolabeitía (1965) Minella (1966) Obonaga (1966) Rolónc (1967) Tocker (1967) Rolónc (1968) Perucca (1968–70) Reynoso (1970–71) Barona (1972) Ruiz (1972–73) Vilić (1973–75) Ospinac (1975) Da Corso (1976) Tocker (1976) Pedernera (1977) Ospina (1977) Pignanelli (1978) Ochoa Uribe (1979–88) Ortiz (1988) Ochoa Uribe (1988–91) Umaña (1992) Maturana (1992–94) Umañac (1993) Gallego (1994) Sarmientoc (1994) Umaña (1994–96) García (1996–97) Umaña (1998) de la Pava (1998–2002) Suárezc (2002) Castro (2002–03) Suárez (2004–05) Gareca (2005) Quintanac (2005) García (2005) Herrera (2006) Redín (2006) G. González (2006–07) Cabañas (2007) Quintanac (2007) Umaña (2007–09) Grueso (2010) Bermúdez (2010) Aponte (2010–11) Piedrahita (2011) Lara (2012) Umaña (2013) López (2014) Suayc (2014) García (2014–15) Velasco (2015) Suárez (2015–16) Torres (2016–17) da Silva (2017–18) Santos (2018) J. Gonzálezc (2018) Castro (2018–19) J. Gonzálezc (2019) Guimarães (2019–20) Real (2020–21) J. Gonzálezc (2021) Osorio (2021–22) Páezc (2022) Guimarães (2022–23) L. González (2023) Escobarc (2024) Farías (2024) da Silva (2024–25) Raimondi (2025) Escobarc (2025) D. González (2025–) v t e Atlético Junior – managers Meléndez (1948) Tim (1950) Donenfeld (1951–53) Rodrigues (1966) Pino (1966) Sánchez (1966) de la Hoz (1966) Martínez (1967) Miloc (1968–69) Dacunha (1969) Tocker (1969) Miloc (1970–71) Sánchez (1971) Rodrigues (1972) Vásquez (1972) Peña (1972) Villegas (1973) Rubens (1973) Coll (1973) Rodrigues (1974–75) Miloc (1975) Varacka (1975–77) Verón (1977) Patrón (1978) López (1978) Cap (1978) Coll (1979) Verón (1979) Varacka (1980–81) Coll (1981) Manfredi (1981–82) Dacunha (1982) Peña (1982) J. Solari (1983) Varacka (1984) Saporiti (1985) E. Solari (1986) Sánchez (1986–87) Peña (1987) Varacka (1987–88) López (1988–89) Peña (1990) Gallego (1990) Comesaña (1991) López (1992) Peña (1992) Comesaña (1992–94) Restrepo (1995–96) L.A. García (1996) Comesaña (1996–97) Uribe (1997) Castell (1998) López (1998–99) Peláez (2000) Peluffo (2000–01) Miranda c (2001) Capitano (2001) Miranda (2002) Comesaña (2002) Mendoza c (2002) Miranović (2003) Drašković (2003) Pinto (2003–04) López (2004–05) Ischia (2005) Peluffo (2005–06) Alcázar c (2006) Miranović (2006) López (2006–07) Grau (2007) Escobar (2008) Comesaña (2008–09) Umaña (2010) Quintabani (2011) Díaz c (2011) Pinto (2011) J.E. Hernández (2011–12) A. García (2013) López (2013–14) Comesaña (2014) Mendoza (2015–16) Díaz c (2016) G. Hernández (2016) Gamero (2017) Díaz c (2017) Comesaña (2017) Mendoza (2018) Díaz c (2018) Comesaña (2018) Suárez (2019) Grau c (2019) Comesaña (2019–20) Perea (2020–21) Reyes (2021) Real (2022) Comesaña (2022) Reyes (2022–23) Gómez (2023) Reyes (2023–24) Farías (2024–25) Arias (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager v t e Deportes Tolima – managers Barbieri (1955–59) Dupla (1960) Genes (1960) Aballay (1961–62) López (1963) Delli (1963–64) de la Hoz (1964) Coll (1965) Pacheco (1965) Coll (1966) Arnaldo (1966–67) Aballay (1967) Coll (1967–68) Ramos (1968–71) Castellanos (1971) Ramos (1972) Castellanos (1973) Ramos (1973–75) Gamboa (1976) Devani (1976–77) Castellanos (1977) Ginarte (1977) Cardacci (1978) Castellanos (1978) Barona (1979) López Fretes (1979) J.M. Rodríguez (1980) Quintabani (1980) Magan (1980) Gallego (1980) Montoya (1980) R. Rodríguez (1981) Cancela (1981) del Río (1981) Montúfar (1981) Correa (1981) de León (1981) Ospina (1981) Quintana (1981) Mujica (1982) Silva Pacheco (1982) Mujica (1982) Navarro (1983) Roldán (1983) Porté (1983) Vilarete (1983) Salomón (1983) Jáuregui (1984) Aceros (1985) Jáuregui (1985) Cristo (1986) Bernal (1986) Vilić (1986) Bernal (1987) Vásquez (1987) J. Rodríguez (1988) Carrillo (1989) Vasco (1989) Bernal (1990–91) Silva (1991) Germ. González (1991) Jáuregui (1992) J. Rodríguez (1992–93) Boyacá (1993) Bernal (1993) Ortiz (1994) Arteaga (1995) Ortiz (1995–96) Comesaña (1996) Escobar (1996) Gera. González (1996) Mujica (1997) Restrepo (1998) Ortiz (1999) García (1999) Umaña (1999) Otero (2000–01) Prince (2001–02) Suárez (2002) García (2003–04) Prince (2004–05) Bernal (2005–06) de la Pava (2007) Torres (2007–08) Bernal (2008) Torres (2008–11) Bernal (2012) Castro (2012–14) Gamero (2014–16) Pérez (2017) Quintabani (2017) Hernández (2017) Gamero (2017–19) Torres (2020–23) Castroc (2023) Real (2023) Arasteyc (2023) D. González (2023–24) Rescalvo (2025) L. González (2025–26) Oliveros (2026–) (c) = caretaker manager v t e Club Atlético Belgrano – managers Bútori (1933–41) Juárez (1974) Viberti (1977) Ramos Delgado (1978) Cocco (1984–85) Ramacciotti (1991–92) Cocco (1992–93) Blanco (1998) Rezza (1998–99) Nieto (1999–2000) Merlo (2000) Batalla (2000) Vaca (2000) Biasutto (2000) Alfaro (2001) Ramacciotti (2001) Mac Allister (2002) Cuéllar (2002) Ginarte (2002) Guyon & Sosa (2002–03) Labruna (2003) Marchetta (2004) Bonetto (2004) Craviotto (2005) Zamora (2004) Ramacciotti (2005–06) Griguol (2006–07) Ferraro (2007) Gómez (2007) Giunta (2008) Giovagnoli (2008–09) Labruna (2009) Guyon (2009–10) Sosa (2010) Zielinski (2011–16) González (2016) Madelón (2016–17) Méndez (2017) Lavallén (2017–18) Cavalloc (2018) Bernardi (2018) Osella (2018–19) Caruso Lombardi (2019–20) Chumba & Orsic (2021) González (2021) Orfila (2021) Farré (2021–24) Fernándezc (2024) Real (2024) Fernándezc (2024) Erviti (2025) Fernándezc (2025) Zielinski (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager v t e CD Universidad de Concepción – managers L. Vera (1994–95) Osbén (1996–99) Marcoleta (2000) Fernández (2001–02) Díaz (2003) Meneses (2004–05) Jara (2005–06) Fernández (2006–07) Barticciotto (2007–08) Fernándezc (2008) Pellicer (2008–10) Fernándezc (2010) J. Vera (2011) Castañeda (2011–12) Fernándezc (2012) Díaz (2012) Vitamina (2013–14) Fuentes (2015–2016) Bozán (2016–2019) Acevedo (2020) Balladares (2020–2021) Vergara (2021–2022) Straussmannc (2022) Ramírez (2022–23) Lema (2024) Torrente (2024) Muñoz (2025) Cruz Real (2026) Garecac (2026) Ramos (2026) Viveros (2026–) (c) = caretaker manager v t e Nicaragua national football team – managers Urbina (1941–43) Kosovic (1943–??) Bonilla (1952–53) Mészáros (1961) Ruiz (1961–62) Berrini (1966–67) Bendaña (1967–69) Muraco (1969–70) Dubois (1977) Fülöp (1985–86) Rodríguez (??–??) Zambrana (?–?) Dubois (1991–92) Cruz (1993–01) Levia (2001–02) Battistini (2003–04) Zuleta (2005) de Toro (2007–08) Cruz (2008) Olivas (2008–09) Llena (2010–14) Londono (2014) Duarte (2014–20) Vita (2020–22) Figueroa (2022–25) Olivasc (2026) Cruz Real (2026–) (c) = caretaker manager

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