Deportes Valdivia

Deportes Valdivia is a Chilean Football club, their home town is Valdivia, Chile. They currently play in Primera B, the second level of Chilean football.

Club Deportes Valdivia
Full nameClub de Deportes Valdivia
Nickname(s)El Torreón
FoundedJune 5th, 1983
GroundEstadio Parque Municipal
Valdivia
Chile
Capacity5,000
Chairman Jorge Salazar
Manager Jürgen Press (interim)
LeaguePrimera B
20184th

The club were founded on June 5, 1983 and then re-founded on December 19, 2003.

Honours
  • Chilean Segunda División
Winners (1): 2015-16
  • Apertura Tercera División (Cup)
Winners (1): 2006


Seasons played
  • 2 seasons in Primera División
  • 7 seasons in Primera B
  • 9 seasons in Third Level (Segunda & Tercera División)
  • 2 seasons in Cuarta División

Records
  • Record Primera División victory — 3–0 v. Cobresal, F. Vial & U. Católica (1988)
  • Record Copa Chile victory — 5–0 v. Cobreandino (1989)
  • Record Primera División defeat — 0–6 v. D. La Serena & U. San Felipe (1989)
  • Most Primera División appearances — 58, Pedro González (1988–89)
  • Most goals scored (Primera División matches) — 12, Luis Marcoleta (1988)
  • Highest home attendance  — 7,533 v. Colo-Colo (July 2, 1989)
  • Primera División Best Position  — 10th (1988)
  • Copa Chile Best Season  — Semifinals (1989)

Current squad

Current squad of Deportes Valdivia as of 4 April 2020 (edit)
Sources: ANFP Official Web Site

No. Position Player
1  CHI GK Diego Figueroa
2  CHI DF Moisés Calupi
3  CHI DF Diego Muñoz
4  CHI DF Lucas Alarcón
5  CHI DF Mario Parra
6  URU DF Leandro Zazpe
7  CHI FW Christopher Ojeda
8  CHI MF Pablo Leal
9  CHI FW Matías Zamora
10  CHI MF Eric Pino
11  CHI DF Erick Wiemberg
12  URU GK Gastón Rodríguez
13  CHI DF Max Gatica
14  CHI MF Isaías Peralta
15  ARG FW Jorge Córdoba
16  CHI DF Josué Filún
No. Position Player
17  CHI MF Cristian González
18  CHI DF Dagoberto Currimilla
19  CHI DF Ignacio Torres
20  CHI DF Christian Jelves
21  CHI MF Carlos Opazo
22  CHI MF Jaime Opazo
23  ECU DF Byron Mina
24  CHI MF Matías Casas
25  CHI DF Javier Ramírez
26  CHI FW Yerko Rojas
27  CHI DF Mauricio Rojas
28  CHI FW Tomás Hernández
29  CHI FW Sergio Riffo
30  CHI FW Joaquín Fenolio
33  CHI GK Pablo Duque
--  CHI FW Jorge Guajardo

Manager: Jürgen Press


2020 Summer Transfers

In

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
4 DF Lucas Alarcón (loaned from Universidad de Chile)
5 DF Mario Parra (from Curicó Unido)
6 DF Leandro Zazpe (from Racing Montevideo)
9 FW Matías Zamora (from Deportes Vallenar)
11 DF Erick Wiemberg (back from Unión La Calera)
12 GK Gastón Rodríguez (from Defensor Sporting)
13 DF Max Gatica (back from Provincial Osorno)
No. Position Player
15 FW Jorge Córdoba (from Correcaminos UAT)
23 DF Byron Mina (from Mushuc Runa)
25 DF Javier Ramírez (from Deportes Vallenar)
26 FW Yerko Rojas (loaned from Coquimbo Unido)
29 FW Sergio Riffo (loaned from Celaya)
30 FW Joaquín Fenolio (loaned from Universidad de Chile)
-- FW Jorge Guajardo (from Deportes Iberia)

Out

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
4 DF Cristhian Venegas (Released)
11 FW Francisco Ibáñez (Released)
13 FW Alejandro Martínez (loaned to Provincial Osorno)
16 MF Naren Solano (Released)
22 FW Bryan Cabello (Released)
23 DF Víctor González (to Coquimbo Unido)
No. Position Player
24 FW Nicolás Servetto (to Ferro de General Pico)
25 GK Fabián Inostroza (loaned to Provincial Osorno)
26 DF Patricio Jerez (Released)
27 DF Esteban Sáez (to Deportes Puerto Montt)
29 MF Gastón Ada (to Chaco For Ever)
32 MF Mathías Vidangossy (Released)

Managers

See also
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