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Argentine footballer

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Saúl Fortunato Ongaro (24 August 1916 – 23 April 2004)^[1] was an Argentinefootballer who played as adefender for clubs in Argentina and Chile. He made two appearances for theArgentina national team in 1946.

Teams

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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

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As a Player

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Estudiantes

Copa Adrián C. Escobar: 1944
Copa de la República: 1945

Racing

Argentine Primera División:1949,1950,1951

Argentina

Copa América:1946

As a Manager

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Jorge Wilstermann

Bolivian Primera División:1958,1959

Racing

Argentine Primera División:1961

References

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^"Ídolos Académicos: Saúl Ongaro, jugador, técnico y campeón".RacingClub.com.ar (in Spanish). 22 April 2017.

External links

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Saul Ongaro at BDFA(in Spanish)
Saúl Ongaro at National-Football-Teams.com
Saúl Ongaro at WorldFootball.net

v t e Liga Profesional 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 2024:Quinteros 2025 (Apertura):Gómez &Orsi

Liga Profesional winning managers

v t e Argentina squad –1946 South American Championship winners (8th title)
FW Boyé FW De la Mata MF Fonda FW Labruna FW Loustau DF Marante FW Martino FW Méndez GK Ogando MF Ongaro FW Pedernera MF Pescia FW Pontoni MF Ramos DF Rodríguez DF Salomón FW Salvini DF Sobrero MF Sosa MF Strembel FW Sued GK Vacca Coach: Stábile

v t e Jorge Wilstermann –managers
de Acha (1957) Villazón (1958) Ongaro (1959) Villazón (1960) Panay (1960–61) Trigo (1967) Zubieta (1967–68) Trigo (1972–73) Ibarra (1974) Trigo (1975) Parraga (1975) Bermúdez (1975) Pavisic (1979) Pino (1980) Trigo (1981) Pino (1982) Pavisic (1982) del Llano (1982) Trigo (1984) Venegas (1986) Pino (1986) del Llano (1989) López (1995) Roa (1995) Barack (1996) Ríos (1997) Batista (1997) Insúa (1997) Roque (1997) Giovagnoli (1998) Blacut (1998) Trucco (1999) Restrepo (1999) Habegger (1999–2000) Aristizábal (2000) Montaño (2000) Biasutto (2001) Messa (2001) Maladot (2002) Giovagnoli (2002–03) Chacior^c (2003) Biasutto (2003) Chacior (2003–04) Blanco (2004) Aragonés (2004–05) Kekez (2005) Apaza (2006) M. Soria (2006–07) Kekez^c (2008) Insúa (2007) Martínez (2007) Claros^c (2007) V. Soria (2007–08) Claros^c (2008) M. Soria (2008–09) Galarza (2009) Villegas (2009–10) Brandoni (2010) Neveleff (2011) Chacior (2011–12) M. Soria (2012) Andrada (2013) Carballo^c (2013) Clausen (2013) Carballo^c (2013) Alfaro (2014) Carballo^c (2014) Baldivieso (2014) Llop (2015) Kekez^c (2015) Zamora (2016) Kekez^c (2016) Mosquera (2017) Peña (2017–18) Portugal (2019) Kekez^c (2019) Díaz (2019–21) M. Soria (2021) Sandy^c (2021) Cagna (2021) Migliaccio (2021) Ponce (2022) Migliaccio^c (2022) Peña (2022) Migliaccio^c (2022) Illanes (2022) Díaz (2023–24) Ramondino (2024) Villegas (2024) Taboada^c (2024) Theiler (2025) Chávez (2025) Viviani (2025–)

Jorge Wilstermann –managers

de Acha (1957)
Villazón (1958)
Ongaro (1959)
Villazón (1960)
Panay (1960–61)
Trigo (1967)
Zubieta (1967–68)
Trigo (1972–73)
Ibarra (1974)
Trigo (1975)
Parraga (1975)
Bermúdez (1975)
Pavisic (1979)
Pino (1980)
Trigo (1981)
Pino (1982)
Pavisic (1982)
del Llano (1982)
Trigo (1984)
Venegas (1986)
Pino (1986)
del Llano (1989)
López (1995)
Roa (1995)
Barack (1996)
Ríos (1997)
Batista (1997)
Insúa (1997)
Roque (1997)
Giovagnoli (1998)
Blacut (1998)
Trucco (1999)
Restrepo (1999)
Habegger (1999–2000)
Aristizábal (2000)
Montaño (2000)
Biasutto (2001)
Messa (2001)
Maladot (2002)
Giovagnoli (2002–03)
Chacior^c (2003)
Biasutto (2003)
Chacior (2003–04)
Blanco (2004)
Aragonés (2004–05)
Kekez (2005)
Apaza (2006)
M. Soria (2006–07)
Kekez^c (2008)
Insúa (2007)
Martínez (2007)
Claros^c (2007)
V. Soria (2007–08)
Claros^c (2008)
M. Soria (2008–09)
Galarza (2009)
Villegas (2009–10)
Brandoni (2010)
Neveleff (2011)
Chacior (2011–12)
M. Soria (2012)
Andrada (2013)
Carballo^c (2013)
Clausen (2013)
Carballo^c (2013)
Alfaro (2014)
Carballo^c (2014)
Baldivieso (2014)
Llop (2015)
Kekez^c (2015)
Zamora (2016)
Kekez^c (2016)
Mosquera (2017)
Peña (2017–18)
Portugal (2019)
Kekez^c (2019)
Díaz (2019–21)
M. Soria (2021)
Sandy^c (2021)
Cagna (2021)
Migliaccio (2021)
Ponce (2022)
Migliaccio^c (2022)
Peña (2022)
Migliaccio^c (2022)
Illanes (2022)
Díaz (2023–24)
Ramondino (2024)
Villegas (2024)
Taboada^c (2024)
Theiler (2025)
Chávez (2025)
Viviani (2025–)

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