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C.D. Atlético Marte

Football club information
Full nameClub Deportivo Atlético Marte
NicknameLos Marcianos
El Equipo Bandera
El Bombardero Marciano
Los Carabineros
Founded22 April 1950
StadiumEstadio Cuscatlan (capacity : 32000)
ChairmanEl Salvador Felix Guardado|
ManagerEl Salvador Luis Guevara Mora (interim)
LeaguePrimera División
Clausura 2010Primera Division, 9th

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Club Deportivo Atlético Marte is a football club from San Salvador, El Salvador. The club has changed their name a couple of times to C.D. Arabe Marte (1998 � 1999), (1999 � 2000) and C.D. Atlético Marte Quezaltepeque (2006 � 2008). The club changed to its original name again in 2008; C.D. Atlético Marte.

The club was once a prominent team in the top-tier Primera División de Fútbol Profesional winning eight championships while in the league. The team won titles in 1955, 1956, 1957, 1969, 1970, 1980 � 81, 1982, and 1985. In the 80's, Salvadoran football legend Luis Ramírez Zapata and Norberto Huezo , Ramón Fagoaga, Jose Luis Rugamas were among their stars. The team was relegated to the second division after the 2002 Clausura season, where it remained until the Clausura 2009.

In 1981, the team was runner-up of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup losing to SV Transvaal of Surinam. In 1991 the club won the CONCACAF Cup Winners Cup in Guatemala.

C.D. Atletico Marte played in the Primera División de Fútbol Profesional after being promoted at the end of the 2009 Clausura season from the Segunda División de Fútbol Salvadoreño.

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No. Nationality Position Player Other
1El SalvadorGK[[Diego Andres Cuellar Duarte
2El SalvadorDF[[Jose Kenny Lemus
3El SalvadorDF[[Jaime Geovani Medina Estrada
4El SalvadorDF[[Manuel de Jesús López
5BrazilDFGlauber Da Silva
6El SalvadorGK[[José Francisco Pérez Hernández
7El SalvadorMF[[Edwin Alexander Benitez Henríquez
8El SalvadorMF[[Erick Alberto Molina
9El SalvadorFW[[Juan Carlos Melgar Turcios
10El SalvadorMF[[Gilberto Arnulfo Baires Hernandez
11El SalvadorFW[[Christopher Larín Palma
12El SalvadorGK[[Javier Antonio Gomez Choussy
14El SalvadorMFFabricio Alfaro
15El SalvadorMF[[Danny Vladimir Torres Angel
16El SalvadorMF[[Anibal Oswaldo Parada Najarro
17El SalvadorMF[[Ricardo Gómez (born in 1992)
18CubaFW[[Julio César Maya Cruz
19UruguayFW[[Alcides Eduardo Bandera
20El SalvadorDF[[Emerson Leopoldo Veliz Cartagena
21El SalvadorMF[[Franco Arlindo Rodríguez
22El SalvadorMF[[Jose Roberto Garcia Maradiaga
23El SalvadorMFArturo Albarrán
24El SalvadorFWRicardo Orellana
33El SalvadorMFIbzen Castro
47El SalvadorFWFrancisco Murillo
53El SalvadorMFJavier Mena

: Overall seasons table in Primera División de Fútbol Profesional
Pos. Club Season In D1 Pl. W D L GS GA Dif.
TBA Atletico Marte 52 1509 583 476 450 2306 1948 +308

Current technical staff :
Head Coach El Salvador Luis Guevara Mora
Assistant Coach Argentina Héctor Raúl Cocherari
Physical El Salvador TBA
physiotherapist El Salvador TBA
Medical trainer El Salvador TBA El Salvador TBA El Salvador TBA
Goalkeeping Coach El Salvador TBA

Amílcar Cabral Cup winners :
Name From To
Argentina Gregorio Bundio TBA TBA
Argentina Marcelo Estrada TBA TBA
Brazil Pedro Dacuhna TBA TBA
Costa Rica Carlos Ferré Real TBA TBA
Guatemala Jorge Roldan TBA TBA
El Salvador Mauricio “Pachín” González TBA TBA
El Salvador Rigoberto Guzmán TBA TBA
El Salvador Nelson Mauricio Ancheta 80's TBA
Argentina Emilio Guardado 1950 1952
El Salvador Conrado Miranda 1955 1957
Chile Hernán Carrasco Vivanco 1968 1970
El Salvador Isaías Choto 1974 1975
El Salvador Armando Contreras Palma 1981 1982, 1985
Uruguay Carlos Jurado 1986 1987
El Salvador Guillermo Antonio Castro 1992 1992
Uruguay Juan Carlos Masnik 1994 1995
Mexico Reno Renucci Badiali 1996 1996
Uruguay Carlos Jurado 1997 1997
Costa Rica Didier Zorro Castro 1997 1997
El Salvador José Luis Siu 1998 1998
El Salvador Luis Landos 1998 1998
Mexico Reno Renucci Badiali 1998 1998
El Salvador José Luis Rugamas 1999 1999
El Salvador Juan Ramón Paredes 2000 2001
Mexico Jorge Martinez 2001 2001
Paraguay Nelson Brizuela 2001 October 2001
Chile Hernán Carrasco Vivanco 2002 2002
El Salvador Luis Ángel León 2002 2002
El Salvador Oscar Emigdio Benítez 2003 2003
Chile Juan Carlos Carreño January 2004 2004
El Salvador Raul Magana 2004 2008
Argentina Ramiro Cepeda 2008 September 2010
El Salvador Luis Guevara Mora September 2010 Present



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