S.D. Atlético Nacional

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This article is about the Panamanian football club. For other uses, see Nacional (disambiguation).
Not to be confused with Atlético Nacional.
Atlético Nacional
Atletico Nacional Crest
Full nameSociedad Deportiva Atlético Nacional
Nickname(s)Tongos, Uniformados, Equipo Policiaco, El equipo de la Policia [Police Team]
Founded2001 (1995 originally)
GroundEstadio Javier Cruz
San Miguelito, Panamá
Capacity2500
ChairmanEduardo Serracin
ManagerDaniel Valencia
LeagueLiga Panameña de Fútbol
2015 (C)1st (champions)

Sociedad Deportiva Atlético Nacional is a Panamanian football team who currently play in the Panamanian top tier.

It is based in Panama City, and is the team of the National Police of Panamá.

History

Atlético Nacional

In 1995, a team named Atlético Nacional was founded and played a couple of years in the ANAPROF league until they were disbanded in 2001 due to manipulation and alteration of documents.

Club Deportivo Policía Nacional

The club were reformed in 2005 as Club Deportivo Policía Nacional and in 2005 the team managed promotion to the top level after beating Atalanta 1–0.[1] They were relegated to the Second Division in 2006.

Sociedad Deportiva Atlético Nacional

They were renamed Sociedad Deportiva Atlético Nacional in 2008. In December 2012, Atlético Nacional lost the Apertura final to Millenium UP[2] but they clinched promotion to the LPF in June 2015 after they won the Panamanian Second Division championship decider against SUNTRACS.[3] They had already beaten SUNTRACS in November 2014 in the Apertura final.[4]

Atlético Nacional's old crest

Honours

2005, 2015

Players

Current squad

  • As of Apertura 2015

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Panama PAN Francisco Portillo
— GK Panama PAN Ismael de la Espada
— DF Argentina ARG Alvaro Bonilla
— DF Panama PAN Nahil Carroll
— DF Panama PAN David Daniels
— DF Panama PAN Mario Henríquez
— DF Panama PAN Yair Jaén
— DF Bolivia BOL Jonathan Sánchez
— DF Panama PAN Francisco Vence
— DF Panama PAN Rigoberto Villareal
— MF Panama PAN Alexis Gondola
— MF Panama PAN Luis Jiménez
— MF Panama PAN Luis Lewis
No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF Bolivia BOL Manuel Martínez
— MF Bolivia BOL Rubén Martínez
— MF Panama PAN José Angel Pedroza
— MF Panama PAN Pablo Pérez
— MF Panama PAN Óscar Quijada
— MF Panama PAN Luis Alberto Ramos
— DF Panama PAN Derwinch Rodríguez
— FW Colombia COL Andrés Santamaría
— FW Panama PAN Basilio Warner
— FW Panama PAN Anthony Basile
— FW Panama PAN Ronney Charles
— FW Chile CHI Edilberto Moreno
— FW Colombia COL Manuel Murillo
— FW Panama PAN Temistocles Pérez
— FW Ecuador ECU Alfredo Phillips
— FW Panama PAN Alberto Zapata

Notable players

Historical list of coaches

References

  1. ^ Panama 2005 – RSSSF
  2. ^ Millenium se coronó en la Liga Nacional de Ascenso – La Prensa (in Spanish)
  3. ^ Vence al Suntracs 3–0 La Policía Nacional sube a la LPF – La Prensa (in Spanish)
  4. ^ Atlético Nacional es el nuevo campeón de la LNA – Panama Futbol (in Spanish)
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