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Héctor Rial

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Héctor Rial
Personal information
Rial at El Gráfico in August 1958
Full name	José Héctor Rial Laguía
Date of birth	(1928-10-14)14 October 1928
Place of birth	Pergamino, Argentina
Date of death	24 February 1991(1991-02-24) (aged 62)
Place of death	Madrid, Spain
Position(s)	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1947–1948	San Lorenzo	40	(20)
1949–1951	Independiente Santa Fe	54	(26)
1952–1954	Nacional	51	(20)
1954–1961	Real Madrid	113	(60)
1961	→ Unión Española (loan)	15	(1)
1961–1962	Espanyol	6	(1)
1962–1963	Marseille	16	(0)
International career
1955–1958	Spain	5	(1)
Managerial career
1965	Pontevedra
1966	Mallorca
1969–1970	Real Zaragoza
1970–1971	Las Palmas
1971–1972	Spain Olympic
1975	Chivas
1976	Deportivo La Coruña
1978	Estudiantes
1980	Elche
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

José Héctor Rial Laguía (14 October 1928 – 24 February 1991) was a footballer who played as a forward for Real Madrid between 1954 and 1961, and was part of the team that won five consecutive European Cups. He played professional football in Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay, Spain, France and Chile. He was born and raised in Argentina, but represented the Spain national team on five occasions.

Rial started playing professional football in 1947 with San Lorenzo de Almagro in the Primera Division Argentina. In July 1949, he moved to Colombia to play for Independiente Santa Fe.^[1] After two seasons with the club, he moved to Uruguay to join Nacional where he was part of the championship-winning side of 1952.

In 1954 Rial joined Spanish giants Real Madrid, where he played for seven years, amassing ten major titles with the team. In his last season playing for the club, mostly as a substitute, he was loaned to play for Unión Española in Chile for five months.

In 1961, Rial left Madrid to join EspanyolinBarcelona, but he left the club after a disappointing season, where the club finished 13th of the 16 teams in La Liga.

Rial's final season was the 1962-63 campaign with the French club Olympique de Marseille, which finished at the bottom of the league, and he retired at the end of the season.

Career statistics[edit]

#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1.	18 May 1955	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid, Spain	England	1–1	Draw	Friendly
Correct as of 7 October 2015^[2]

Honours[edit]

Nacional

Primera División Uruguaya: 1952

Real Madrid

European Cup: 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960
Intercontinental Cup: 1960
Latin Cup: 1955, 1957
Spanish League Championship: 1955, 1957, 1958, 1961

See also[edit]

List of Spain international footballers born outside Spain

References[edit]

^ Worldfootball.net – Héctor Rial

^ Football PLAYER: Rial

External links[edit]

Futbol Factory profile at the Wayback Machine (archived 20 October 2007) (in Spanish)
Real Madrid profile (in Spanish)
Héctor Rial at BDFutbol.com (in Spanish)
Héctor Rial at Atilio.uy (in Spanish)

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Latin Cup top scorers

Héctor Rial – Managerial positions

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RCD Mallorca – managers

Greenwell (1930–31)

Pagaza (1939–41)

Caicedo (1945–47)

Teodoro Mauri (1948–49)

Vidal (1954–55)

Plattkó (1955–56)

Quetglas (1956–57)

Gual (1957–58)

Lorenzo (1958–60)

Saso (1961)

Grech (1961–62)

Saso (1962–63)

Turró (1963)

Llopis (1963–64)

Juan Ramón (1964–65)

Rodríguez (1965–66)

Joseíto (1966–67)

Dauder (1967–68)

Lorenzo (1968)

Turró (1968)

Sasot (1968–69)

Forneris (1969)

Sergio Rodríguez (1969)

Forneris (1969)

Barinaga (1969–70)

Saso (1970)

Forneris (1970–71)

Bumbel (1971–72)

Saso (1972–73)

Forneris (1973)

Manolín (1973)

Rodríguez (1973–75)

Villaminde (1975)

De la Torre (1975)

Vera (1975)

De la Torre (1975–76)

Costa (1976–77)

Alexanco (1977)

Forneris (1977–78)

Agustí (1978–79)

Quetglas (1979)

Oviedo (1979–81)

Forneris (1981)

Muller (1981–83)

Aguirre (1983)

Domingo (1983–84)

Villanova (1984–85)

Joanet (1985)

Ferrer (1985–87)

Muller (1987–88)

Brzić (1988–89)

Ferrer (1989–93)

Bauzà (1993–94)

Pons (1994–95)

Irulegui (1995)

Esnal (1995–96)

Muñoz (1996–97)

Llompart (1997)

Cúper (1997–99)

Gómez (1999)

Vázquez (1999–2000)

Aragonés (2000–01)

Krauss (2001–02)

Krešić (2002)

Llompart (2002)

Manzano (2002–03)

Pacheco (2003)

Aragonés (2003–04)

Llompart (2004)

Floro (2004)

Cúper (2004–06)

Manzano (2006–10)

Laudrup (2010–11)

Nadal (2011)

Caparrós (2011–13)

Manzano (2013)

Oltra (2013–2014)

Carreras (2014)

Olaizola (2014)

Soler (2014)

Karpin (2014–15)

Soler (2015)

Ferrer (2015)

Gálvez (2015–16)

Vázquez (2016)

Olaizola (2016–17)

Sergi (2017)

Moreno (2017–20)

Luis García (2020–22)

Aguirre (2022–24)

Arrasate (2024–)

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Pontevedra CF – managers

Lorenzo (1941–47)

Cuqui (1959–62)

Yunta (1962–64)

Domingo (1964–65)

Otxoa (1965–66)

Molinuevo (1966–67)

Rial (1967–69)

Campos (1969)

Carolo (1969)

Hon (1969–70)

Otxoa (1970)

Biosca (1970–71)

Juncosa (1971)

Herrería (1971–72)

Caeiro (1972–73)

Martín-Esperanza (1973)

Viesca (1974–75)

Lalo (1975–77)

Seoane (1977–78)

Negrillo (1978–79)

Aloy (1979–80)

Sanjuán (1980–81)

Martalay (1981)

Álvarez (1981–82)

José López (1982–83)

Castro Santos (1983–85)

Neme (1985–86)

Castro Santos (1986–88)

Crispi (1988–89)

Rial (1989–90)

Tomé (1990–91)

Milucho (1991–93)

Gómez (1993–96)

Díaz (1996–97)

Baleato (1997)

Abelleira (1997–98)

Robles (1998)

Sáez (1998)

Muñiz (1998–99)

Martín-Esperanza (1999)

Sáez (1999)

Álvarez (1999–2000)

Corchado (2000–01)

Milucho (2001)

González (2001–02)

Milucho (2002)

Gay (2002–05)

Argibay (2005–07)

Gracia (2007–08)

Sáez (2008–09)

Gay (2009)

Aguirre (2009)

Alfaro (2009–10)

Viadero (2010)

Castro Santos (2010–11)

Tomé (2011)

Abelleira (2011–13)

Nando (2013)

Manu (2013–14)

Abelleira (2014)

Luisito (2014–17)

Luismi (2018–19)

Jesús^c (2019)

Pouso (2019–20)

Jesús (2020–21)

Luisito (2021)

Rodríguez (2021–22)

Antonio (2022–23)

Otero (2023)

Señor (2023)

Iglesias (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Real Zaragoza – managers

Sauca (1932)

Dos Santos (1932–34)

F. González (1934–35)

Planas (1935)

Olivares (1935–36)

Arnanz (1939–41)

Gamborena (1941)

Uritarte & Ostalé (1941)

Quincoces (1941–43)

Caicedo (1943–45)

Arnanz (1945)

Juanito (1945–46)

Olivares (1946–47)

Sorribas (1947–48)

Soladrero (1948)

Macheda (1948)

Bru (1948–49)

Oceja (1949)

Juanito (1949–50)

Planas (1950)

Urquiri (1950–51)

Juanito (1951)

Berkessy (1951–52)

Balmanya (1952–53)

Eguiluz (1953–54)

Mundo (1954–56)

Quincoces (1956–58)

Casariego (1958)

Ochoantesana (1958–59)

Mundo (1959–60)

Hernández (1960)

César (1960–63)

Ramallets (1963–64)

Belló (1964)

Olsen (1964–65)

Hon (1965–66)

Daučík (1966–67)

Lerín (1967)

Olsen (1967–68)

César (1968–69)

Rial (1969–70)

Kalmár (1970)

Balmanya (1970–71)

García Traid (1971)

Hernández (1971)

Iriondo (1971–72)

Carriega (1972–76)

Muller (1976–77)

Iglesias (1977–78)

Boškov (1978–79)

Villanova (1979–81)

Costa (1981)

Beenhakker (1981–84)

Ferrari (1984–85)

Costa (1985–87)

Villanova (1987–88)

Antić (1988–90)

Maneiro (1990–91)

Fernández (1991–96)

Espárrago (1996–97)

Costa (1997–98)

Rojo (1998–2000)

Lillo (2000)

Costa (2000–01)

Rojo (2001–02)

Costa (2002)

Alonso (2002)

Flores (2002–04)

Muñoz (2004–06)

Fernández (2006–08)

Garitano (2008)

Irureta (2008)

Villanova (2008)

Marcelino (2008–09)

Gay (2009–10)

Aguirre (2010–11)

Jiménez (2011–13)

Herrera (2013–14)

Muñoz (2014)

Popović (2014–15)

Carreras (2015–16)

Milla (2016)

Agné (2016–17)

Láinez (2017)

N. González (2017–18)

Idiakez (2018)

Alcaraz (2018)

Fernández (2018–20)

Baraja (2020)

I. Martínez (2020)

J.I. Martínez (2020–22)

Carcedo (2022)

Escribá (2022–23)

Velázquez (2023–24)

Fernández (2024–)

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UD Las Palmas – managers

Arencibia (1949–50)

Martinón (1950)

Mazzotti (1950)

Campos (1950)

Arocha (1950–51)

Valle (1951–52)

Caicedo (1952–53)

Mazzotti (1953)

Grech (1953–57)

Urbieta (1957)

Molowny (1957–58)

Albéniz (1958–59)

Mazzotti (1959)

Domingo (1959–60)

Molowny (1960)

Benavente (1960–61)

Campos (1961–62)

Hernández (1962–63)

Dauder (1963–66)

Ochoa (1966–67)

Molowny (1967–70)

Hernández (1970)

Rial (1970–71)

Sinibaldi (1971–75)

H. Herrera (1975–76)

Olsen (1976–77)

Muñoz (1977–79)

Ruiz (1979–80)

León (1980–81)

H. Herrera (1982)

Skocik (1982–83)

León (1983)

Nuñez (1983–84)

Dévora (1984)

Olsen (1984–85)

Alzate (1985–86)

Caballero (1986)

Kovács (1986–87)

Dévora (1987–88)

Olsen (1988)

Pérez (1988–89)

Dévora (1989)

Paquito (1989–90)

Cardo (1990–91)

Olsen (1991)

Brindisi (1991)

Dévora (1991)

Olsen (1991–92)

Joanet (1992)

León (1992)

Pérez (1992–93)

Sáez (1993–94)

Boronat (1994)

Castellano (1994–95)

Sáez (1995)

Rosales (1995–96)

Cappa (1996–97)

Castellano (1997)

García Remón (1997–98)

Castellano (1998–99)

Quintana (1999)

Krešić (1999–2001)

Vázquez (2001–02)

Uribe (2002–03)

Rodríguez (2003)

Vidal (2003–04)

Stambouli (2004)

Luis (2004)

Amaral (2004)

Aguiar (2004–05)

Višnjić (2005–06)

Aguiar (2006)

Juanito (2006–07)

Rodríguez (2007–08)

Vidales (2008–09)

Castellano (2009)

Krešić (2009–10)

Jémez (2010–11)

Rodríguez (2011–12)

Lobera (2012–14)

Josico (2014)

P. Herrera (2014–15)

Setién (2015–17)

Márquez (2017)

Ayestarán (2017)

Paquito^c (2017)

Jémez (2017–18)

Jiménez (2018)

P. Herrera (2018–19)

Mel (2019–22)

Gª Pimienta (2022–24)

TBA (2024–)

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C.D. Guadalajara – managers

Prieto (1943)

Tamayo (1943–45)

Ávila (1945)

Fernández Troncoso (1946)

Orth (1946–49)

Prieto (1949–50)

Raeside (1950–51)

Casullo (1951–55)

J. de la Torre (1956)

Ross (1956–57)

Fekete (1957–60)

J. de la Torre (1960–70)

Ponce (1970)

J. de la Torre (1970–73)

He. Hernández (1973)

Ormeño (1973)

Hernández (1973)

Ponce (1973–74)

Rial (1975)

Troche (1975–76)

Ponce (1976–77)

Mercado (1978–79)

Miloc (1979–80)

Mercado (1980–82)

Ponce (1982)

Guerra (1982–89)

La Volpe (1989)

Bracamontes (1989–90)

Fekete (1990)

López (1990–91)

Bracamontes (1991–93)

Madero (1993)

Guerra (1993–95)

Ardiles (1995–96)

Beenhakker (1996)

Ferretti (1996–2000)

Hu. Hernández (2000)

Bracamontes (2000–01)

Dávalos (2001)

Ruggeri (2001–02)

Guzmán (2002)

E. de la Torre (2003)

Westerhof (2003–04)

Galindo (2004–05)

Ortega^c (2005)

Azkargorta (2005–06)

Westerhof (2006)

J. M. de la Torre (2006–07)

Flores (2007–09)

Arellano (2009)

Paco Ramírez (2009)

Arias (2009)

Real (2009–11)

Quirarte (2011–12)

Ambríz (2012)

Coyote^c (2012)

Van 't Schip (2012–13)

Galindo (2013)

Ortega^c (2013)

Real (2014)

La Volpe (2014)

Bustos (2014)

J. M. de la Torre (2014–15)

Almeyda (2015–18)

Cardozo (2018–19)

Coyote^c (2019)

Boy (2019)

Tena (2019–20)

Vucetich (2020–2021)

Leaño (2021–2022)

Cadena^c (2022)

Paunović (2023)

Gago (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Atlas F.C. – managers

de la Peña (1930)

Valdivieso (1943–44)

Valdatti (1944–54)

Leguizamón (1954–55)

Zetter (1955)

Lángara (1955–56)

Marik (1957–60)

González (1960–61)

Bauer (1961–62)

Mendoza (1963)

Fekete (1966–67)

Novello (1967–68)

Blanco (1968–70)

Álvarez (1970)

Fekete (1971)

A. Torres (1971–74)

Albrecht (1974)

Milutinović (1974–76)

A. Torres (1976–77)

Mireles (1977–78)

A. Torres (1978–80)

Portugal (1980–81)

Rial (1981)

Roca (1981–82)

P. Delgado (1982)

Genoni (1982–83)

P. Delgado (1983)

Fekete (1983)

P. Delgado (1983)

Cisneros (1983–84)

P. Delgado (1984)

A. Torres (1984–86)

Wasilewski (1986)

Ríos (1987)

Reinoso (1987–88)

P. Delgado (1988)

J. Delgado (1988–89)

Real (1989)

Garisto (1989–92)

Flores^c (1992)

García (1992)

Zanabria (1992–93)

Bielsa (1993–95)

Flores (1995)

Solari (1995–96)

Flores (1996–97)

Correa (1997)

La Volpe (1997–01)

Solari (2001)

Flores (2001)

Meza (2002)

Quirarte (2002–03)

Bueno (2003–05)

J. Torres^c (2005)

Guzmán (2005–06)

Romano (2006–07)

Castañeda^c (2007)

Boy (2007)

Brindisi (2008)

Franco (2008–09)

La Volpe (2009)

Ischia (2010)

Mata (2010)

Galindo (2010–11)

Romano (2011)

Chávez (2011–12)

Duarte^c (2012)

Boy (2012–13)

Asad (2013)

Mata^c (2013)

Boy (2014–15)

Matosas (2015)

Castillo^c (2015)

Costas (2016)

Ramírez^c (2016)

Guadalupe Cruz (2016–18)

Espinoza^c (2018)

Romano (2018)

Espinoza (2018)

Hoyos (2018–19)

Cufré (2019–20)

Flores^c (2020)

Puente Jr. (2020)

Cocca (2020–22)

Mora (2022–23)

San José (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Deportivo de La Coruña – managers

Planas (1933)

Gila (1934–35)

Gencsy (1935–36)

Graña (1939–40)

Hilario (1940–41)

Mariño (1941–42)

Chacho (1942)

Mariño (1942–43)

Lafuente (1943–45)

Hilario (1945–46)

Graña (1946–47)

Urquiri (1947–48)

Andonegui (1948–49)

Torres (1949)

Bienzobas (1949)

Scopelli (1949–50)

Oso Díaz (1950–51)

Chacho (1951–52)

Casal (1952–53)

Fariña (1953)

Herrera (1953)

Iturraspe (1953–54)

Toba (1954–55)

Rodrigo (1955–56)

Pahiño (1956)

Zubieta (1956–57)

Villalonga (1957)

Ozores (1957)

Iturraspe (1957–58)

Toba (1958)

Pons (1958–59)

Hilario (1959)

Jesús Barrio (1959–61)

Rabassa (1962)

Rodrigo (1962–63)

Lelé (1963)

Olsen (1963–64)

Otxoa (1964)

Carniglia (1964–65)

Orizaola (1965–67)

Moll (1967)

Eguiluz (1967–68)

Martín (1968–70)

Olsen (1970)

Iglesias (1971–73)

Riera (1973)

Torres (1973–74)

Orizaola (1974)

Irulegui (1974–75)

Naya (1975–76)

Martín (1976)

Rial (1976)

Martín (1976–77)

José López (1977)

Arza (1977–78)

Mateos (1978)

Suárez (1978–79)

García Verdugo (1979–80)

Joseíto (1980)

Martínez Palomar (1980–81)

Rodríguez (1981–82)

Iglesias (1982–85)

Aranguren (1985–86)

Ríos (1986–87)

Rodríguez (1987–88)

Iglesias (1988–91)

Boronat (1991–92)

Iglesias (1992–95)

Toshack (1995–97)

Silva (1997)

Corral (1997–98)

Irureta (1998–2005)

Caparrós (2005–07)

Lotina (2007–11)

Oltra (2011–12)

Domingos (2012–13)

Vázquez (2013–14)

Fernández (2014–15)

Víctor (2015–16)

Garitano (2016–17)

Mel (2017)

Cristóbal (2017–18)

Seedorf (2018)

González (2018–19)

Martí (2019)

Anquela (2019)

Luis César (2019)

Vázquez (2019–21)

de la Barrera (2021)

Jiménez (2021–22)

Cano (2022–23)

de la Barrera (2023)

Idiakez (2023–)

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Estudiantes de La Plata – managers

Rottman (1933)

Fernández (1934)

Gallo (1935)

Fernández (1936–38)

Viola (1939)

Stábile (1940–41)

Viola (1942–45)

Sande (1945)

Zozaya (1945–49)

McBain (1949–51)

Viola (1952)

Sbarra (1953)

Viola & Fortunato (1954–55)

Lauri (1955)

Ferreira (1955)

Ongaro (1956)

Viola (1957–58)

Negri (1959–60)

Rodolfi (1960)

Antonio & Infante (1960)

Sbarra & Negri (1961)

Ongaro (1962–63)

Aldabe (1964)

Zubeldía (1965–70)

Ignomiriello (1971)

Bilardo (1971)

Silvero (1972)

Sívori (1972)

Mareque (1972)

Bilardo (1973–76)

Manera (1977)

Antonio (1977)

Rial (1978)

Urriolabeitia (1979)

Yudica (1980)

Cheves (1980–81)

Pachamé (1981)

Bilardo (1982)

Manera (1983–84)

H. Zuccarelli (1985)

Manera (1986)

Ramos Delgado (1987)

Malbernat (1987–88)

Solari (1988–90)

H. Zuccarelli (1990–91)

Flores (1991–92)

Romeo (1992)

Garisto (1992–93)

Trossero (1993–94)

Vargas (1994)

Russo & Manera (1994–95)

Córdoba (1995–97)

Hernández (1998–99)

Ferraro (1999–2000)

Solari (2000)

Craviotto (2000–02)

Verón^c (2002)

Malbernat (2002–03)

Bilardo (2003)

Pachamé (2003)

Bilardo (2004)

Merlo (2004–05)

Burruchaga (2005–06)

Simeone (2006–07)

Sensini (2008)

Russo^c (2008)

Astrada (2008–09)

Sabella (2009–11)

Berizzo (2011)

Russo (2011)

Azconzábal (2011–12)

M. Zuccarelli^c (2012)

Cagna (2012–13)

M. Zuccarelli^c (2013)

Pellegrino (2013–15)

Milito (2015)

Vivas (2016–17)

Matosas (2017)

Benítez^c (2017)

Bernardi (2017–18)

Benítez (2018–19)

Quatrocchi^c (2019)

Milito (2019–20)

Braña & Desábato^c (2020)

Desábato (2020)

Quatrocchi^c (2020–21)

Zielinski (2021–22)

Quatrocchi^c (2022)

Balbo (2023)

Domínguez (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Elche CF – managers

Hilario (1942–43)

César (1959–60)

Bertral (1960)

Barrios (1960–61)

Bertral (1961)

Juan Ramón (1961–62)

Bumbel (1962–63)

Herrera (1963–64)

R. Hernández (1964)

Quirant^c (1964)

Torres^c (1964)

Francisco (1964–65)

Bumbel (1965–67)

Bernal^c (1967)

Di Stéfano (1967–68)

Daučík (1968)

Máspoli (1968–70)

Bumbel (1970)

Artigas (1970)

Bumbel (1970–71)

Díez (1971)

Llopis^c (1971)

Olsen (1971–74)

Rossi (1974–75)

Domingo (1975–76)

Mesones (1976–77)

Olsen (1977–78)

Lezcano (1978)

Moruca (1978)

Herrera (1978–79)

Lezcano^c (1979)

Arsenio (1979–80)

Rial (1980)

Carrió (1980–81)

Mesones (1981–82)

Carriega (1982–83)

Ré (1983–84)

Olsen (1984)

Ruiz (1984)

Bonet (1984–85)

Olsen (1985–86)

Bonet (1986)

Álvarez (1986–87)

Bonet (1987)

Mesones (1987–88)

Kubala (1988–89)

Lico^c (1989)

Lezcano (1989)

Costa (1989)

Carrió (1989–90)

Lico (1990)

Silva (1990–91)

Llompart (1991–92)

Lico (1992–93)

Crispi (1993)

Esteban (1993–94)

Rubio (1994)

E. Hernández (1994–95)

Lezcano (1995)

Mesones (1995–96)

Fabri (1996)

Marcial (1996–97)

Ciriaco (1997–98)

Rielo (1998)

Álvarez (1998)

Plaza (1998–2000)

Casimiro^c (2000)

D'Alessandro (2000)

Mesones (2000)

Marcial^c (2000)

D'Alessandro (2000–01)

Marcial (2001)

Rubio (2001–03)

Casimiro (2003)

Cantarero (2003)

Lico^c (2003)

Ruggeri (2003–04)

Lico (2004)

Uribe (2004–06)

Rubio (2006)

Luís García (2006–07)

Vidal (2007–08)

Claudio (2008–09)

Bordalás (2009–12)

Ferrando (2012)

Escribá (2012–15)

Baraja (2015–16)

Alcaraz (2016)

Toril (2016–17)

Parras (2017)

Mir (2017)

Acciari^c (2017)

Josico (2017–18)

Pacheta (2018–20)

Almirón (2020–21)

Escribá (2021)

Mantecón^c (2021)

Francisco (2021–22)

Gallego^c (2022)

Almirón (2022)

Mantecón^c (2022)

Machín (2022–23)

Beccacece (2023–24)

Sarabia (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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