List of Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito presidents

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Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito is a football club based in Quito, Ecuador that competes in the Serie A, the senior football league in Ecuador. Since its official founding in 1930, the club has had 30 presidents, 10 of whom have served multiple stints. The current president is Isaac Alvarez Granda, also heads the Economic Soccer Commission and has accomplished remarkable work with his team.

List of presidents[edit]

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Name From To Honors
Bolívar León 1930 1931
Eduardo Flores González 1939 1940
Julio Aulestia Buttinoni 1941 1942
Francisco Saá Chacón 1947 1950
Antonio Salgado Noboa 1948 1957
Germán Jaramillo Larrea 1951 1952 1 Campeonato Amateur de Pichincha
Raúl Vaca Bastidas 1953 1954 1 Campeonato Amateur de Pichincha, 1 Campeonato Interandino
Enrique Martínez Quiroga 1955 1955
Sergio Páez Olmedo 1956 1956
Ernesto Ordóñez Viteri 1958 1958 1 Campeonato Interandino
Manuel Naranjo Toro 1960 1961 1 Campeonato Interandino
Enrique Martínez Quiroga 1961 1961 1 Campeonato Interandino
Oswaldo Núñez Moreno 1963 1963
Carlos Mosquera 1964 1965
Héctor Merino Valencia 1966 1966 1 Campeonato Interandino
Rodrigo Paz 1967 1967 1 Campeonato Interandino
Héctor Merino Valencia 1968 1968
Telmo Ponce 1969 1970 1 Serie A
Edwin Ripalda 1971 1971
Víctor Rosero Sánchez 1972 1972
Rodrigo Paz,
Edmundo Rivadeneira,
Raúl Vaca Bastidas
1973 1973 1 Ecuadorian Segunda Categoría
Raúl Vaca Bastidas 1974 1975 2 Serie A, 1 Serie B
Rodrigo Paz 1976 1979
Rubén Chávez del Pozo 1981 1981
Gonzalo Estupiñán Orejuela 1982 1982
José Cueva Velásquez 1983 1984
Guillermo Valencia 1984 1984
Efrén Cocíos 1984 1984
Iván Romero Jara 1989 1989
Raúl Vaca Bastidas 1990 1992 1 Serie A
Mario Zambrano Iturralde 1993 1994
Darío Ávila Rivas 1995 2004 3 Serie A, 1 Serie B
Esteban Santos 2005 2007 1 Serie A
Carlos Arroyo Álvarez 2007 2016 2 Serie A, 1 Copa Libertadores, 1 Copa Sudamericana, 2 Recopa Sudamericana
Guillermo Romero 2017 2022 1 Serie A
Isaac Álvarez Granda 2023 presente 1 Copa Sudamericana,

References[edit]

  1. ^ "LOS PRESIDENTES DEL CLUB". elportaldeliga.com. Archived from the original on April 29, 2007. Retrieved February 16, 2011.

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