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Jorge Artigas
Personal information
Full name	Jorge Ricardo Artigas Carrica
Date of birth	(1975-12-16) December 16, 1975 (age 49)
Place of birth	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Height	1.76 m (5 ft 9 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Team information
Current team	Cúcuta Deportivo (Manager)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1995–2002	Cerro
2003	Universitario Deportes
2003–2004	Deportes Tolima
2004–2005	Danubio	25	(2)
2005–2006	Tijuana
2006	Botafogo
2006 –2007	Avaí
2007–2008	Cerro	8	(1)
2008	Al-Ahli
2008–2009	Dhofar Club
2009–2010	Inti Gas Deportes	27	(2)
2011–2013	América de Cali	29	(9)
2013–2014	Central Español	16	(7)
2014	Huracán	6	(1)
2014–2015	Central Español	37	(13)
Managerial career
2015–2017	Central Español
2019	Defensor Sporting (assistant)
2020	Cúcuta Deportivo
2021	Deportivo Pereira
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Jorge Ricardo Artigas Carrica (born 16 December 1975 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine retired footballer who played as a midfielder and manager.

Coaching career

Central Español

After retiring in August 2015, Artigas was appointed manager of his last club Central Español. He left the position at the end of 2017.

Defensor Sporting

On 1 April 2019, Artigas was presented as Ignacio Risso's assistant manager at Defensor Sporting. Artigas and Risso knew each other from Danubio, where they played together from 2004 to 2005. Artiga left together with Risso, who was fired in December 2019.

Cúcuta Deportivo

In February 2020, Artigas was appointed manager of Colombian club Cúcuta Deportivo. He left the club at the end of 2020 with only three victories in 12 games.

Deportivo Pereira

Ahead of the 2021 season, Artigas was appointed manager of Deportivo Pereira. He was fired on 21 February 2021 after zero victories in eight games.

Honours

Deportes Tolima

Categoría Primera A: 2003

Danubio

Uruguayan Primera División: 2004

Botafogo

Taça Guanabara: 2006
Campeonato Carioca: 2006

Al-Ahli

UAE President's Cup: 2007–08

References

Jorge Artigas at Soccerway
Defensor Sporting se quedó sin entrenador: cesó a "Nacho" Risso, ecos.la, 12 December 2019
Oficial: Jorge Artigas es el nuevo técnico del Cúcuta Deportivo, msn.com, 18 February 2020
Jorge Artigas dirigirá al Deportivo Pereira, laopinion.com.co, 30 December 2020
¡No va más! Jorge Artigas no continuará siendo entrenador del Pereira, futbolred.com, 21 February 2021

External links

Jorge Artigas at Soccerway
Jorge Artigas at BDFA (in Spanish)

v t e Cúcuta Deportivo – managers
Barbieri (1950) Sanguinetti (1955–58) Lobatón (1959–61) Hohberg (1962–63) Villegas (1964) Arraya (1965–66) Lugo (1967–71) Miloc (1972–76) Hormazábal (1977–82) Abadía (1982–83) Rodríguez (1985) Abadía (1986–90) Castro (1991) Morales (1992–94) Pachón (1995) Santín (1996–97) de Simone (1997) Pachón (1997) Retat (1998) Arzuza (1998) López (1998) Zuluaga (1998) C. Estrada (1998) Ortiz (2000) C. Hernández (2000–01) Pachón (2002) G. González (2003) O. Díaz (2003) Contreras (2003) Hoyos (2004) Retat (2004–05) Gómez (2005) Pinto (2006) Bernal (2007) Sarmiento (2008) Ruiz (2008) Pinto (2009) Contreras (2009) Otero (2010) J.C. Díaz (2010–11) de la Pava (2011) J.C. Díaz (2012) Quintabani (2012) Angulo (2012) Sanguinetti (2012–13) Aponte (2013) Vanegas (2013) J. González (2013) H. Estrada (2014) Quintero (2014) A. Suárez (2014–15) Quintero (2015) Fuentes (2015) Quintero (2015) Torres (2015) Quintero (2015) Prince (2016) Velasco (2016–17) Robatto (2017) Pusineri (2018) Méndez (2019) Garabello (2019) Sanguinetti (2019) Patiño (2020) Artigas (2020) D. Suárez (2020) Mosquera (2022) Redín (2022–23) Tanucci (2023) Barrionuevo (2023–24) García (2024) Á. Hernández (2024) Redín (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

Cúcuta Deportivo – managers

Barbieri (1950)
Sanguinetti (1955–58)
Lobatón (1959–61)
Hohberg (1962–63)
Villegas (1964)
Arraya (1965–66)
Lugo (1967–71)
Miloc (1972–76)
Hormazábal (1977–82)
Abadía (1982–83)
Rodríguez (1985)
Abadía (1986–90)
Castro (1991)
Morales (1992–94)
Pachón (1995)
Santín (1996–97)
de Simone (1997)
Pachón (1997)
Retat (1998)
Arzuza (1998)
López (1998)
Zuluaga (1998)
C. Estrada (1998)
Ortiz (2000)
C. Hernández (2000–01)
Pachón (2002)
G. González (2003)
O. Díaz (2003)
Contreras (2003)
Hoyos (2004)
Retat (2004–05)
Gómez (2005)
Pinto (2006)
Bernal (2007)
Sarmiento (2008)
Ruiz (2008)
Pinto (2009)
Contreras (2009)
Otero (2010)
J.C. Díaz (2010–11)
de la Pava (2011)
J.C. Díaz (2012)
Quintabani (2012)
Angulo (2012)
Sanguinetti (2012–13)
Aponte (2013)
Vanegas (2013)
J. González (2013)
H. Estrada (2014)
Quintero (2014)
A. Suárez (2014–15)
Quintero (2015)
Fuentes (2015)
Quintero (2015)
Torres (2015)
Quintero (2015)
Prince (2016)
Velasco (2016–17)
Robatto (2017)
Pusineri (2018)
Méndez (2019)
Garabello (2019)
Sanguinetti (2019)
Patiño (2020)
Artigas (2020)
D. Suárez (2020)
Mosquera (2022)
Redín (2022–23)
Tanucci (2023)
Barrionuevo (2023–24)
García (2024)
Á. Hernández (2024)
Redín (2024–)

v t e Deportivo Pereira – managers
Di Franco (1949–50) Fretes (1964–70) Sánchez (1974) Hormazábal (1974) Osorio (1978–79) Hormazábal (1979–81) Osorio (1982) Pérez (1986) Rodríguez (1986) Osorio (1986) Vasco (1986) Varacka (1987) Telch & Tojo (1987) Dizz (1988) Comesaña (1988) Escobar (1988) Quintabani (1990–92) L. Suárez (1994–95) Quintabani (1995–96) O. Restrepo (1997) A. Suárez (1999) Jiménez (1999) Aristizábal (2000–01) García (2001) C. Restrepo (2002) Aristizábal (2003) Otero (2004) Jiménez (2005) Peluffo (2005) Navarrete (2006–07) Castaño (2007) Gallego (2007) Ospina (2008) L. Suárez (2008) Sarmiento (2009) Magnoli (2009) Quintabani (2009–10) Aristizábal (2010) Tabárez & Cano (2010) Angulo (2010–11) Comesaña (2011) Araújo (2011) Zambrano (2012–13) Barrios (2013–14) Aguirre (2014) Santa (2014) Lisi (2015) Craviotto (2016) Bulleri (2017) Santa (2018) Craviotto (2019–20) Márquez (2020) Artigas (2021) Márquez (2021–22) A. Restrepo (2022–23) Álvarez (2024) L. Suárez (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

Deportivo Pereira – managers

Di Franco (1949–50)
Fretes (1964–70)
Sánchez (1974)
Hormazábal (1974)
Osorio (1978–79)
Hormazábal (1979–81)
Osorio (1982)
Pérez (1986)
Rodríguez (1986)
Osorio (1986)
Vasco (1986)
Varacka (1987)
Telch & Tojo (1987)
Dizz (1988)
Comesaña (1988)
Escobar (1988)
Quintabani (1990–92)
L. Suárez (1994–95)
Quintabani (1995–96)
O. Restrepo (1997)
A. Suárez (1999)
Jiménez (1999)
Aristizábal (2000–01)
García (2001)
C. Restrepo (2002)
Aristizábal (2003)
Otero (2004)
Jiménez (2005)
Peluffo (2005)
Navarrete (2006–07)
Castaño (2007)
Gallego (2007)
Ospina (2008)
L. Suárez (2008)
Sarmiento (2009)
Magnoli (2009)
Quintabani (2009–10)
Aristizábal (2010)
Tabárez & Cano (2010)
Angulo (2010–11)
Comesaña (2011)
Araújo (2011)
Zambrano (2012–13)
Barrios (2013–14)
Aguirre (2014)
Santa (2014)
Lisi (2015)
Craviotto (2016)
Bulleri (2017)
Santa (2018)
Craviotto (2019–20)
Márquez (2020)
Artigas (2021)
Márquez (2021–22)
A. Restrepo (2022–23)
Álvarez (2024)
L. Suárez (2024–)

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