Juan Silva (footballer, born 1948)

Uruguayan footballer For other people named Juan Silva, see Juan Silva (disambiguation).

Juan Silva
Personal information

Full name	Juan Ramón Silva
Date of birth	(1948-08-30) August 30, 1948 (age 76)
Place of birth	Uruguay
International career
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Uruguay

Juan Ramón Silva (born 30 August 1948) was a professional footballer with Uruguayan club C.A. Peñarol and was part of the Uruguayan Squad at the World Cup in Germany in 1974. He played as a forward.

References

"1974 World Cup Squad". myfootballfacts.com. Retrieved 11 August 2011.
"Uruguay 1974 World Cup Squad". FIFA.com. Archived from the original on September 21, 2007. Retrieved 11 August 2011.
"Juan Silva". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 17 July 2021.

v t e Uruguay squad – 1974 FIFA World Cup
1 Mazurkiewicz 2 Jáuregui 3 Masnik (c) 4 Forlán 5 Montero Castillo 6 Pavoni 7 Cubilla 8 Espárrago 9 Morena 10 Rocha 11 Corbo 12 Santos 13 de Simone 14 Garisto 15 González 16 Cardaccio 17 Jiménez 18 Mantegazza 19 Milar 20 Silva 21 Gómez 22 Fernández Coach: Porta

v t e Uruguay squad – 1975 Copa América semi-finalists
Acosta Carrasco Chagas Corbo Correa de los Santos Forlán González Lorenzo Mier Morales Morena Ocampo Olivera Pereyra Peruena Revetria Rivero Silva Unanue Zoryez Coach: Schiaffino

v t e C.S. Emelec – managers
Carrillo Avilés (1940–44) Orlandini (1944) Carrillo Avilés (1945) Orlandini (1945) Carrillo Avilés (1946) Unamuno (1946) Carrillo Avilés (1947–48) Sabransky (1949) Orlandelli (1950) Esperón (1951–53) Panay (1954) Henriques (1955) Panay (1956) Spandre (1957–60) Larraz (1961) Paternoster (1962–66) Bonnard (1967) Esperón (1967–68) Etchegoyen (1969) Lazo (1970–73) Vidal (1974) Silvero (1974) García (1974) Collado (1974) Silvero (1975) Spencer (1975–76) Bagnulo (1977) Reinoso (1978–79) García (1979–80) Raffo (1980) Hohberg (1981–82) Macías (1982) García (1983–84) Pelusso (1984) Lazo (1984–85) Drouet (1985) Macías (1985) Grimaldi (1986) Gutiérrez Ponce (1986) Abrussezze (1987) Drouet (1987) Reinoso (1987) Castelnoble (1988) Silva (1988–89) Castelnoble (1989) Reinoso (1990) Veiga (1991) Castelnoble (1991) Armendáriz (1991) Capitano (1992–94) Zanabria (1994) Torres (1994–95) Silva (1995) Castelnoble (1996) Armendáriz (1996) Torres (1997) Sevilla (1997–98) Grimaldi (1998) Lazo (1998) Rodríguez Riolfo (1999) Massa (1999–2000) Silva (2000) Motta (2001) Grimaldi (2001) Sevilla (2001) Motta (2002–03) Capitano (2003) Asad (2003) Benalcázar (2003) Craviotto (2003) Silva (2004) Drašković (2004) Blanco (2005) Habegger (2005) Torres (2006–07) Pizarro (2007) Sevilla (2007) Urquiza (2008) Pizarro (2008) Silva (2008) Ruiz (2008) Perrone (2009) Sampaoli (2010) Asad (2011) Silva (2011) Carrasco (2011) Fleitas (2011–12) Quinteros (2012–15) De Felippe (2015–16) Arias (2016–18) Rescalvo (2019–22) Rondelli (2023) Torres (2023–24) Álvarez (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

C.S. Emelec – managers

Carrillo Avilés (1940–44)
Orlandini (1944)
Carrillo Avilés (1945)
Orlandini (1945)
Carrillo Avilés (1946)
Unamuno (1946)
Carrillo Avilés (1947–48)
Sabransky (1949)
Orlandelli (1950)
Esperón (1951–53)
Panay (1954)
Henriques (1955)
Panay (1956)
Spandre (1957–60)
Larraz (1961)
Paternoster (1962–66)
Bonnard (1967)
Esperón (1967–68)
Etchegoyen (1969)
Lazo (1970–73)
Vidal (1974)
Silvero (1974)
García (1974)
Collado (1974)
Silvero (1975)
Spencer (1975–76)
Bagnulo (1977)
Reinoso (1978–79)
García (1979–80)
Raffo (1980)
Hohberg (1981–82)
Macías (1982)
García (1983–84)
Pelusso (1984)
Lazo (1984–85)
Drouet (1985)
Macías (1985)
Grimaldi (1986)
Gutiérrez Ponce (1986)
Abrussezze (1987)
Drouet (1987)
Reinoso (1987)
Castelnoble (1988)
Silva (1988–89)
Castelnoble (1989)
Reinoso (1990)
Veiga (1991)
Castelnoble (1991)
Armendáriz (1991)
Capitano (1992–94)
Zanabria (1994)
Torres (1994–95)
Silva (1995)
Castelnoble (1996)
Armendáriz (1996)
Torres (1997)
Sevilla (1997–98)
Grimaldi (1998)
Lazo (1998)
Rodríguez Riolfo (1999)
Massa (1999–2000)
Silva (2000)
Motta (2001)
Grimaldi (2001)
Sevilla (2001)
Motta (2002–03)
Capitano (2003)
Asad (2003)
Benalcázar (2003)
Craviotto (2003)
Silva (2004)
Drašković (2004)
Blanco (2005)
Habegger (2005)
Torres (2006–07)
Pizarro (2007)
Sevilla (2007)
Urquiza (2008)
Pizarro (2008)
Silva (2008)
Ruiz (2008)
Perrone (2009)
Sampaoli (2010)
Asad (2011)
Silva (2011)
Carrasco (2011)
Fleitas (2011–12)
Quinteros (2012–15)
De Felippe (2015–16)
Arias (2016–18)
Rescalvo (2019–22)
Rondelli (2023)
Torres (2023–24)
Álvarez (2024–)

v t e C.D. Universidad Católica del Ecuador – managers
Guerra (1970–71) Spencer (1974) Morales (1980) Silva (1991) Carrera (1992) Drubscky (1996) Battaini (1998–99) Silva (2003) Riggio (2003) Célico (2003) Valentim (2004) Riggio (2004) R. Martínez (2005) Calderón (2007) Pascutti (2007) Salas (2007) Riggio (2007) Marchesini (2008) Salas (2008) Riggio (2008) Salas (2009–10) F. Díaz (2010) Lara (2010) Célico (2010–14) Soler (2014) Célico (2014–17) Lara (2017) G. Díaz (2017) Romano (2017) Escobar (2017–21) Andrade (2021) Rondelli (2021–22) Oca (2023) Célico (2024) D. Martínez (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager

C.D. Universidad Católica del Ecuador – managers

Guerra (1970–71)
Spencer (1974)
Morales (1980)
Silva (1991)
Carrera (1992)
Drubscky (1996)
Battaini (1998–99)
Silva (2003)
Riggio (2003)
Célico (2003)
Valentim (2004)
Riggio (2004)
R. Martínez (2005)
Calderón (2007)
Pascutti (2007)
Salas (2007)
Riggio (2007)
Marchesini (2008)
Salas (2008)
Riggio (2008)
Salas (2009–10)
F. Díaz (2010)
Lara (2010)
Célico (2010–14)
Soler (2014)
Célico (2014–17)
Lara (2017)
G. Díaz (2017)
Romano (2017)
Escobar (2017–21)
Andrade (2021)
Rondelli (2021–22)
Oca (2023)
Célico (2024)
D. Martínez (2025–)

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