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Gustavo Roverano

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Jorge Gustavo Roverano Soto (born July 22, 1967 in Montevideo, Uruguay) is a Uruguayan-Peruvian footballer who played for clubs of Uruguay, Chile, Peru and Colombia.

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Gustavo Roverano at BDFA (in Spanish)

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Alianza Lima – managers

Rivero (1928–34)

Sarmiento (1935–37)

Quintana (1937–40)

Villanueva (1940)

Valdivieso (1941)

Villanueva (1941)

Arce (1942–43)

Lobatón (1944)

Manisse (1944)

Arrillaga (1945)

Castillo Ortega (1946)

Magallanes (1946–48)

Berastaín (1949)

Aramburú (1949)

Petrovich (1950)

González (1951)

Guzmán (1952–53)

Mora (1953)

Magallanes (1954–56)

Scarone (1957–59)

Huapaya (1960)

Sánchez (1961)

Jaime (1961–66)

Pakozdi (1967)

Castillo Ortega (1967)

de Oliveira (1968)

Jaime (1969)

Bagnulo (1969–70)

Jaime (1970)

Jaime (1971)

Gomes Nogueira (1971–72)

Reynoso (1972)

Georgiadis (1972)

Bártoli (1973)

Capristán (1973)

R. Castillo (1973–74)

Calderón (1975–76)

J. Castillo (1976)

Georgiadis (1976)

Gonzáles (1977)

Hohberg (1977–78)

Tan (1979)

Cubilla (1980)

Zegarra (1981–82)

J. Castillo (1982)

Zegarra (1983)

Tan (1984–85)

Didi (1986)

Cubilla (1987)

J. Castillo (1987)

Calderón (1987)

R. Castillo (1988)

Barack (1988)

Cubillas (1988)

Company (1989)

Carlos Amaral (1990–91)

Vilić (1991)

R. Castillo (1991)

Dellacha (1992)

Cueto (1992)

J. Castillo (1992)

Arrué (1992–94)

Brzić (1994–95)

Estay (1995)

Uribe (1995)

Gil (1996)

Pinto (1997–98)

Ospina (1998–99)

Arteaga (1999)

Pinto (1999–2000)

Bernades (2000)

Zegarra (2000)

Brzić (2001)

Autuori (2001)

Duarte (2001)

Herráez (2001)

Navarro (2002)

Torres (2002–03)

Costas (2003–04)

Insúa (2005)

Valencia (2005)

Chale (2005)

Pelusso (2006–07)

Aguirre (2007)

Arrué (2007–08)

Soto (2008)

Páez (2008)

Costas (2009–11)

Arrué (2011)

Soto (2012)

Valencia (2013)

Pizarro^c (2013)

Sanguinetti (2014–15)

Roverano (2015)

Pizarro^c (2015)

Mosquera (2016)

Jayo (2016)

Bengoechea (2017–18)

Russo (2019)

Reyes^c (2019)

Bengoechea (2019–20)

Duarte^c (2020)

M. Salas (2020)

G. Salas^c (2020)

Ahmed (2020)

Bustos (2021–22)

G. Salas (2022–23)

Perea^c (2023)

Larriera (2023)

Restrepo (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Alianza Atlético – managers

Bártoli (1988)

Fernández (1989)

del Castillo (1989)

Bártoli (1990–95)

Ternero (1995)

Bernales (1997)

Cardama (1997–99)

Jacquet (1999)

Castillo (2000–01)

Cardama (2002)

Torres (2002)

Cardama (2003–04)

Torres (2005)

Asca (2006–07)

Cardama (2007–10)

Bermúdez (2010)

Valle (2010)

Cardama (2010)

Alfaro (2011)

Arrelucea (2011)

Valle (2012)

Gonzales (2014)

Cardama (2015)

Roverano (2016)

Martínez (2017)

Cardama (2017)

Miranda (2017)

Arteaga^c (2017)

Aristizábal (2017)

Robatto (2018)

Medina (2018)

Lavalle (2019)

Roverano (2019)

Cardama (2020)

Butrón (2020–21)

Cardama (2021)

Vivas (2021)

Viera (2022)

Desio (2023)

Gonzales^c (2023)

Compagnucci (2023)

Gonzales (2023)

Theiler (2024)

Valle^c (2024)

Espejo (2024)

Ameli (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Cienciano – managers

Tadormina (1975)

Campos (1977)

Felandro (1977)

Agurto (1986–87)

Quiroga (1992)

Cubilla (1994)

Ternero (1994–95)

Quiroga (1996–98)

Alzamendi (1998)

Navarro (2000)

Ternero (2000–01)

Jurado (2001–02)

Cardama (2002)

Ospina (2003)

Ternero (2003–04)

Sevilla (2005)

Jurado (2005)

Valencia (2006)

Uribe (2006–07)

Basualdo (2007)

Navarro (2007–08)

Uribe (2008–09)

Trobbiani (2009)

Torres (2009)

Ospina (2010)

Ibarra (2010)

Trobbiani (2011)

Jurado (2011–12)

Arias (2012)

Viera (2013–14)

Espejo (2015)

Posgay^c (2015)

Maltese (2015)

Cominges (2015–16)

Ibáñez (2016)

García (2017)

Ibarra (2017–18)

Roverano (2018)

D. Cisneros (2019)

Parihuana^c (2019)

Grioni (2019–21)

Rivera (2021)

Ameli (2021–22)

Vigevani (2022)

J. Cisneros^c (2022)

Álvarez (2023)

Morán^c (2023)

Ameli (2023)

Ibáñez (2023–)

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