Daniel Sánchez (Uruguayan footballer)

Uruguayan footballer and manager (born 1961)

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Sánchez and the second or maternal family name is Núñez.

Daniel Sánchez
Personal information
Full name	Daniel Florencio Sánchez Núñez
Date of birth	(1961-05-03) May 3, 1961 (age 63)
Place of birth	Montevideo, Uruguay
Height	1.81 m (5 ft 11+1⁄2 in)
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1981–1983	River Plate Montevideo
1984	Liverpool de Montevideo
1985	Rampla Juniors
1986	Central Español
1987–1989	Danubio
1990	C.A. Peñarol
1991–1993	Danubio
International career
1988–1993	Uruguay	25	(0)
Managerial career
2010	Central Español
2011–2012	Danubio
2014	Miramar Misiones
2013–	Liga Universitaria (LUD)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals, correct as of 7 July 2015

Daniel Florencio Sánchez Núñez (born May 3, 1961 in Montevideo), best known as Daniel Sánchez, is a retired football (soccer) defender and current manager who was nicknamed "Pecho" during his professional career. Having made his debut on September 27, 1988 against Ecuador (2-1), Sánchez obtained a total number of 25 international caps for the Uruguay national football team.

References

(in Spanish) Profile Archived 2007-09-27 at the Wayback Machine
Daniel Sánchez – FIFA competition record (archived)

Uruguay squads

v t e Uruguay squad – 1991 Copa América
1 Alvez 2 Revelez 3 Moas 4 Sanguinetti 5 Castro 6 dos Santos 7 Fracchia 8 Morán 9 Méndez 10 López Báez 11 López 12 Rocco 13 Borges 14 Sánchez 15 Pintos 16 W. Gutiérrez 17 H. Rodríguez 18 Ferreyra 19 Martínez 20 Cedrés 21 A. Gutiérrez 22 Barbat Coach: Cubilla

v t e Uruguay squad – 1993 Copa América
1 Siboldi 2 Sánchez 3 Kanapkis 4 Sanguinetti 5 Ostolaza 6 De los Santos 7 Pelletti 8 Morán 9 Guerra 10 Saralegui 11 Paz 12 Ferro 13 H. Rodríguez 14 Moas 15 Cabrera 16 Gutiérrez 17 Barrios 18 Da Silva 19 O'Neill 20 Herrera 21 Francescoli 22 Sosa Coach: Cubilla

v t e Danubio F.C. – managers
Faccio (1941–46) Daverio (1947) Bagnulo (1947–51) Morales (1951–53) Corazzo (1954–55) Máspoli (1956) Segundo (1956) Corazzo (1957) Lupiz (1958) Pedutto (1959) Sagastume (1959) Back (1960) Morales (1960) Taibo (1961–62) Etchegoyen (1962–63) Lupiz (1963–64) Milans (1965–67) Etchegoyen (1968) W. Martínez (1968) Corazzo (1969) Segundo (1969) Ranzone (1969) Zamora (1970) Betancor (1971–72) Casales (1972) Silva Cabrera (1973–74) Scarone (1975) Betancor (1975–76) Abbadie (1977) L. Cubilla (1977–78) P. Cubilla (1978) Silva (1979) Betancor (1979) Fierro (1979) Markarián (1980) Betancor (1981) Taibo (1981) Brunell (1981) Markarián (1982) Garisto (1983) Tabárez (1984) Betancor (1985) Travieso (1985–86) L. Cubilla (1986–87) Maneiro (1988–89) Comesaña (1990) Piazza (1991) Maneiro (1992–93) Perrone (1994) Alfonso (1994) Maneiro (1995) Piazza (1996) Maneiro (1997) Piazza (1997) Castelnoble (1998) Fossati (1998–2001) Krasouski (2001) D. Martínez (2002) Fossati (2002) Pérez (2003) Roo (2003) Keosseián (2003) Pelusso (2004–05) Matosas (2006–07) Dalto (2007–08) Lasarte (2008–09) Garay (2009) Giordano (2009–10) Markarián (2010) Matosas (2010) Acevedo (2011) Machaín (2011) Sánchez (2011–12) D. Martínez (2012) Carrasco (2012) D. Martínez (2012) Ramos (2013–15) Castelli (2015) González (2015–16) Gaglianone (2016) Ramos (2016) Rodríguez (2017) Machado (2017) Roo (2017) Peirano (2018) Méndez (2019) Larriera (2019) García (2020) Ramos (2020–21) Fossati (2021–22) Conde (2023) Saralegui (2023–24) Apud (2024–)

Danubio F.C. – managers

Faccio (1941–46)
Daverio (1947)
Bagnulo (1947–51)
Morales (1951–53)
Corazzo (1954–55)
Máspoli (1956)
Segundo (1956)
Corazzo (1957)
Lupiz (1958)
Pedutto (1959)
Sagastume (1959)
Back (1960)
Morales (1960)
Taibo (1961–62)
Etchegoyen (1962–63)
Lupiz (1963–64)
Milans (1965–67)
Etchegoyen (1968)
W. Martínez (1968)
Corazzo (1969)
Segundo (1969)
Ranzone (1969)
Zamora (1970)
Betancor (1971–72)
Casales (1972)
Silva Cabrera (1973–74)
Scarone (1975)
Betancor (1975–76)
Abbadie (1977)
L. Cubilla (1977–78)
P. Cubilla (1978)
Silva (1979)
Betancor (1979)
Fierro (1979)
Markarián (1980)
Betancor (1981)
Taibo (1981)
Brunell (1981)
Markarián (1982)
Garisto (1983)
Tabárez (1984)
Betancor (1985)
Travieso (1985–86)
L. Cubilla (1986–87)
Maneiro (1988–89)
Comesaña (1990)
Piazza (1991)
Maneiro (1992–93)
Perrone (1994)
Alfonso (1994)
Maneiro (1995)
Piazza (1996)
Maneiro (1997)
Piazza (1997)
Castelnoble (1998)
Fossati (1998–2001)
Krasouski (2001)
D. Martínez (2002)
Fossati (2002)
Pérez (2003)
Roo (2003)
Keosseián (2003)
Pelusso (2004–05)
Matosas (2006–07)
Dalto (2007–08)
Lasarte (2008–09)
Garay (2009)
Giordano (2009–10)
Markarián (2010)
Matosas (2010)
Acevedo (2011)
Machaín (2011)
Sánchez (2011–12)
D. Martínez (2012)
Carrasco (2012)
D. Martínez (2012)
Ramos (2013–15)
Castelli (2015)
González (2015–16)
Gaglianone (2016)
Ramos (2016)
Rodríguez (2017)
Machado (2017)
Roo (2017)
Peirano (2018)
Méndez (2019)
Larriera (2019)
García (2020)
Ramos (2020–21)
Fossati (2021–22)
Conde (2023)
Saralegui (2023–24)
Apud (2024–)

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