Saúl Ongaro
Argentine footballer
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Saúl Fortunato Ongaro (24 August 1916 – 23 April 2004)[1] was an Argentine footballer who played as a defender for clubs in Argentina and Chile. He made two appearances for the Argentina national team in 1946.
Teams
- Estudiantes de La Plata 1937–1938
- Argentino de Quilmes 1939
- Estudiantes de La Plata 1939–1946
- Racing Club 1947–1951
- Universidad de Chile 1951–1952
- Gimnasia y Esgrima de La Plata 1953–1955
Honours
As a Player
Estudiantes
- Copa Adrián C. Escobar: 1944
- Copa de la República: 1945
Racing
Argentina
- Copa América: 1946
As a Manager
Jorge Wilstermann
Racing
References
- ^ "Ídolos Académicos: Saúl Ongaro, jugador, técnico y campeón". RacingClub.com.ar (in Spanish). 22 April 2017.
External links
- Saul Ongaro at BDFA (in Spanish)
- Saúl Ongaro at National-Football-Teams.com
- Saúl Ongaro at WorldFootball.net
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Argentine Primera División winning managers
- 1931: Fortunato
- 1932: Caamaño
- 1933: Giuliano
- 1934: Fortunato
- 1935: Fortunato
- 1936 (Copa de Honor): Fossa
- 1936 (Copa Campeonato): Hirschl
- 1936 (Copa de Oro): Hirschl
- 1937: Hirschl
- 1938: Ronzoni
- 1939: Ronzoni
- 1940: Sobral
- 1941: Cesarini
- 1942: Cesarini
- 1943: Garasini
- 1944: Garasini
- 1945: Peucelle
- 1946: García
- 1947: Minella
- 1948: Bello
- 1949: Stábile
- 1950: Stábile
- 1951: Stábile
- 1952: Minella
- 1953: Minella
- 1954: Lazzatti
- 1955: Minella
- 1956: Minella
- 1957: Minella
- 1958: Della Torre
- 1959: Barreiro
- 1960: Sbarra
- 1961: Ongaro
- 1962: D'Amico
- 1963: Giúdice
- 1964: Pedernera
- 1965: Rossi
- 1966: Pizzuti
- 1967 (Metropolitano): Zubeldía
- 1967 (Nacional): Brandão
- 1968 (Metropolitano): Tim
- 1968 (Nacional): Giúdice
- 1969 (Metropolitano): Geronazzo
- 1969 (Nacional): Di Stéfano
- 1970 (Metropolitano): Giúdice
- 1970 (Nacional): Silvero
- 1971 (Metropolitano): Cap
- 1971 (Nacional): Labruna
- 1972 (Metropolitano): Lorenzo
- 1972 (Nacional): Lorenzo
- 1973 (Metropolitano): Menotti
- 1973 (Nacional): Griguol
- 1974 (Metropolitano): Montes
- 1974 (Nacional): Zubeldía
- 1975 (Metropolitano): Labruna
- 1975 (Nacional): Labruna
- 1976 (Metropolitano): Lorenzo
- 1976 (Nacional): Lorenzo
- 1977 (Metropolitano): Labruna
- 1977 (Nacional): Pastoriza
- 1978 (Metropolitano): Yudica
- 1978 (Nacional): Pastoriza
- 1979 (Metropolitano): Labruna
- 1979 (Nacional): Labruna
- 1980 (Metropolitano): Labruna
- 1980 (Nacional): Zof
- 1981 (Metropolitano): Marzolini
- 1981 (Nacional): Di Stéfano
- 1982 (Metropolitano): Bilardo
- 1982 (Nacional): Griguol
- 1983 (Metropolitano): Pastoriza
- 1983 (Nacional): Manera
- 1984 (Metropolitano): Saporiti
- 1984 (Nacional): Griguol
- 1985: Yudica
- 1985–86: Veira
- 1986–87: Zof
- 1987–88: Yudica
- 1988–89: Solari
- 1989–90: Passarella
- 1990–91: Bielsa
- 1991–92 (Apertura): Passarella
- 1991–92 (Clausura): Bielsa
- 1992–93 (Apertura): Tabárez
- 1992–93 (Clausura): Bianchi
- 1993–94 (Apertura): Passarella
- 1993–94 (Clausura): Brindisi
- 1994–95 (Apertura): Gallego
- 1994–95 (Clausura): Veira
- 1995–96 (Apertura): Bianchi
- 1995–96 (Clausura): Bianchi & Piazza
- 1996–97 (Apertura): Díaz
- 1996–97 (Clausura): Díaz
- 1997–98 (Apertura): Díaz
- 1997–98 (Clausura): Bielsa
- 1998–99 (Apertura): Bianchi
- 1998–99 (Clausura): Bianchi
- 1999–2000 (Apertura): Díaz
- 1999–2000 (Clausura): Gallego
- 2000–01 (Apertura): Bianchi
- 2000–01 (Clausura): Pellegrini
- 2001–02 (Apertura): Merlo
- 2001–02 (Clausura): Díaz
- 2002–03 (Apertura): Gallego
- 2002–03 (Clausura): Pellegrini
- 2003–04 (Apertura): Bianchi
- 2003–04 (Clausura): Astrada
- 2004–05 (Apertura): Gallego
- 2004–05 (Clausura): Russo
- 2005–06 (Apertura): Basile
- 2005–06 (Clausura): Basile
- 2006–07 (Apertura): Simeone
- 2006–07 (Clausura): Díaz
- 2007–08 (Apertura): Cabrero
- 2007–08 (Clausura): Simeone
- 2008–09 (Apertura): Ischia
- 2008–09 (Clausura): Gareca
- 2009–10 (Apertura): Falcioni
- 2009–10 (Clausura): Borghi
- 2010–11 (Apertura): Sabella
- 2010–11 (Clausura): Gareca
- 2011–12 (Apertura): Falcioni
- 2011–12 (Clausura): Alfaro
- 2012–13 (Inicial): Gareca
- 2012–13 (Final): Martino
- 2012–13 (Superfinal): Gareca
- 2013–14 (Inicial): Pizzi
- 2013–14 (Final): Díaz
- 2014: Cocca
- 2015: Arruabarrena
- 2016: Almirón
- 2016–17: Barros Schelotto
- 2017–18: Barros Schelotto
- 2018–19: Coudet
- 2019–20: Russo
- 2021: Gallardo
- 2022: Ibarra
- 2023: Demichelis
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