Argentine football manager
Juan Parodi was an Argentine football coach who coached the Ecuador national team at the 1941 and 1942 South American Championships.[1][2] The team lost all ten matches that they played under his leadership.
References
- ^ 1941 South American Championship rosters
- ^ 1942 South American Championship rosters
Ecuador squad – 1941 South American Championship
- MF Aguirre
- FW Alcívar
- DF Angulo
- FW Cevallos
- FW Contreras
- Delgado
- FW Freire
- MF Garnica
- Gavilanez
- FW Herrera
- DF Hungría
- DF Laurido
- MF Mendoza
- MF Merino
- GK Molina
- MF Peralta
- FW Raymondi Chávez
- MF Romo
- GK Santoliva
- FW Stacey
- FW Suárez Rizzo
- Coach: Parodi
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Ecuador squad – 1942 South American Championship |
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- GK Medina
- GK Vásquez
- DF Hungría
- DF Laurido
- DF Ronquillo
- DF Zurita
- MF Aguirre
- MF Álvarez
- MF L. Mendoza
- MF Merino
- MF Peralta
- MF Sempértegui
- MF Torres
- MF Zambrano
- FW Abril
- FW Acevedo
- FW Alcívar
- FW Cevallos
- FW Gavilánez
- FW Herrera
- FW Jiménez
- FW J. Mendoza
- Coach: Parodi
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- Lamas (1938)
- Unamuno (1939)
- Parodi (1941–42)
- Orlandini (1945)
- Unamuno (1947)
- Planas (1949)
- Esperón (1953)
- Díaz (1955)
- Spandre (1957)
- López (1959–60)
- Montalván (1963)
- Rodríguez (1965)
- Montalván (1966)
- Nogueira (1969)
- Guerra (1970)
- Lazo (1972)
- Resquín (1973)
- Máspoli (1975–77)
- Guerra (1977–79)
- Morales (1979–80)
- Vieira (1981)
- Hohberg (1981–82)
- Guerra (1983)
- Ferreira (1984–85)
- Grimaldi (1986–87)
- Drašković (1988–93)
- Garcés (1994)
- Ron (1994)
- Maturana (1995–97)
- Carrera (1998)
- Sevilla (1999)
- Gómez (1999–2004)
- Suárez (2004–07)
- Vizuete (2007–10)
- Rueda (2010–14)
- Vizuete (2014–15)
- Quinteros (2015–17)
- Célico (2017–18)
- Gómez (2018–19)
- Célico (2019–20)
- Cruyff (2020)
- Alfaro (2020–23)
- Sánchez (2023–24)
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