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Uruguayan footballer (1899-1979)

Juan Arremón
Personal information

Full name	Juan Pedro Arremón
Date of birth	(1899-02-08)8 February 1899
Date of death	15 June 1979(1979-06-15) (aged 80)
Position(s)	Winger
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Peñarol
International career
1923–1929	Uruguay	14	(1)
Managerial career
1943	Peñarol
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Olympic medal record
Men's Football
	1928 Amsterdam	Team Competition

Juan Pedro Arremón (8 February 1899 – 15 June 1979) was a Uruguayan football player. He competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics and played club football for Peñarol.

Arremón was a member of the Uruguay national team, which won the gold medal in the 1928 Olympic football tournament. He played 14 matches for the Uruguay national team, scoring one goal.

He coached Peñarol in 1943.

References

"Juan Arremón". Olympedia. Retrieved 11 September 2021.
"Uruguay International Matches Dissident Association 1922-1925".
"Uruguay - Record International Players". Archived from the original on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 8 September 2009.
"Tecnicos".

External links

Juan Arremón at databaseOlympics.com

v t e Uruguay squad – 1927 South American Championship runners-up
Andrade Anselmo Arremón Bartibás Bucetta Canavesi Capuccini Castro Celsi Fernández Figueroa Mazali Petrone Sacco Scarone Tejera Vanzzino Coach: Grecco

v t e Uruguay football squad – 1928 Summer Olympics – Gold medalists
MF Andrade FW Anselmo DF Arispe FW Arremón FW Bartibás GK Batignani FW Borjas FW Campolo DF Canavesi FW Castro FW Cea MF Fernández FW Figueroa MF Gestido GK Mazali MF Melogno DF Nasazzi FW Petrone MF Píriz FW Scarone DF Tejera FW Urdinarán Coach: Gianotti

v t e Peñarol – managers
de Luca (1932–34) Piendibene (1934) Velásquez (1935–40) Piendibene (1940–41) de Luca (1941) Morquio (1941) L. Fernández (1941–42) Harley (1942) de Luca (1942–43) Arremón (1943) de Hegedüs (1943) Tejada (1944) Suppici (1945) Tejada (1946) Clulow (1947) Galloway (1948) Hirschl (1949–51) J. López (1952–55) Máspoli & Varela (1955) Hirschl (1956) Spósito (1957) Bagnulo (1958–59) Scarone (1959–61) Guttmann (1962) Anselmo (1962) Máspoli (1963–67) Milans (1968–69) Brandão (1969–70) Máspoli (1970–71) Hohberg (1971) Viera (1972) Faccio (1972–73) Bagnulo (1973–74) J. Rodríguez (1974) Bagnulo (1974–75) Schiaffino (1975–76) Máspoli (1976) Sani (1977–80) Tuane (1980) Prais (1980) Etchegoyen (1980) Kistenmacher (1980) Ghiggia (1980) Cubilla (1981) Bagnulo (1982–83) Balseiro (1983) H. Fernández (1984) Máspoli (1985–86) Silva (1986) Tabárez (1987) Mazurkiewicz (1988–89) Roque (1989) Fleitas (1989–90) Menotti (1990–91) Duarte (1991) Ortiz (1991) Petrović (1992) Máspoli (1992) Olivera (1992) Faccio (1992) Pérez (1993–95) Fossati (1996) Botello (1996) Pérez (1997–98) Ribas (1999–2001) Pérez (2002) Aguirre (2003–04) Morena (2005) Garisto (2006) Saralegui (2006) Pérez (2006–07) Matosas (2007–08) Saralegui (2008–09) Ribas (2009) Púa (2009) Aguirre (2010) Keosseián (2010) Machín (2010) Aguirre (2011) Pérez (2011–12) Da Silva (2012–13) Alonso (2013) Goncalvez (2013–14) Fossati (2014) Montero (2014) Bengoechea (2015–16) Da Silva (2016) Curutchet (2016) Ramos (2017–18) D. López (2018–19) Forlán (2020) Saralegui (2020) Larriera (2021–22) Ramos (2022) Arias (2023) Olivera (2023) D. Rodríguez (2023) Olivera (2023) Aguirre (2023–) (c) = caretaker manager

Peñarol – managers

de Luca (1932–34)
Piendibene (1934)
Velásquez (1935–40)
Piendibene (1940–41)
de Luca (1941)
Morquio (1941)
L. Fernández (1941–42)
Harley (1942)
de Luca (1942–43)
Arremón (1943)
de Hegedüs (1943)
Tejada (1944)
Suppici (1945)
Tejada (1946)
Clulow (1947)
Galloway (1948)
Hirschl (1949–51)
J. López (1952–55)
Máspoli & Varela (1955)
Hirschl (1956)
Spósito (1957)
Bagnulo (1958–59)
Scarone (1959–61)
Guttmann (1962)
Anselmo (1962)
Máspoli (1963–67)
Milans (1968–69)
Brandão (1969–70)
Máspoli (1970–71)
Hohberg (1971)
Viera (1972)
Faccio (1972–73)
Bagnulo (1973–74)
J. Rodríguez (1974)
Bagnulo (1974–75)
Schiaffino (1975–76)
Máspoli (1976)
Sani (1977–80)
Tuane (1980)
Prais (1980)
Etchegoyen (1980)
Kistenmacher (1980)
Ghiggia (1980)
Cubilla (1981)
Bagnulo (1982–83)
Balseiro (1983)
H. Fernández (1984)
Máspoli (1985–86)
Silva (1986)
Tabárez (1987)
Mazurkiewicz (1988–89)
Roque (1989)
Fleitas (1989–90)
Menotti (1990–91)
Duarte (1991)
Ortiz (1991)
Petrović (1992)
Máspoli (1992)
Olivera (1992)
Faccio (1992)
Pérez (1993–95)
Fossati (1996)
Botello (1996)
Pérez (1997–98)
Ribas (1999–2001)
Pérez (2002)
Aguirre (2003–04)
Morena (2005)
Garisto (2006)
Saralegui (2006)
Pérez (2006–07)
Matosas (2007–08)
Saralegui (2008–09)
Ribas (2009)
Púa (2009)
Aguirre (2010)
Keosseián (2010)
Machín (2010)
Aguirre (2011)
Pérez (2011–12)
Da Silva (2012–13)
Alonso (2013)
Goncalvez (2013–14)
Fossati (2014)
Montero (2014)
Bengoechea (2015–16)
Da Silva (2016)
Curutchet (2016)
Ramos (2017–18)
D. López (2018–19)
Forlán (2020)
Saralegui (2020)
Larriera (2021–22)
Ramos (2022)
Arias (2023)
Olivera (2023)
D. Rodríguez (2023)
Olivera (2023)
Aguirre (2023–)

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