Rónald Mora Padilla (born 18 July 1961)Ronald Mora Otra vez campeón - Liga de Ascenso is a retired Costa Rican football player who played most of his career with Deportivo Saprissa, during the 1980s, as well as Alajuelense and Carmelita.Ronald Mora técnico de la Sub. 20 masculina - FEDEFUT
Club career He won one national championship with Saprissa and one CONCACAF Champions Cup with Alajuelense. Nicknamed El Macho, he is remembered for being a strong defender.
Managerial career He began a career in coaching upon retiring, starting with Carmelita in 1993Ronald ‘Macho’ Mora promete lucha y trabajo al mando de la Selección Sub-20 de Costa Rica - Nación and has coached teams such as Limonense,LA HISTORIA DEL FUTBOL LIMONENSE INICIO DESDE 1921 - UNAFUT Santos de Guápiles (twice),Mora busca reescribir su éxito en el Santos - Nación Liberia Mía,Macho Mora en Liberia - Nación Santa Bárbara,Rónald Mora a Santa Bárbara - Nación Herediano (twice),Rónald Mora es el nuevo técnico de Herediano - Nación Cartaginés,Geovanny Alfaro ocupa el lugar que dejó Ronald Mora - Nación Municipal GreciaRonald Mora asume control de Grecia - Nación and Limón, of Costa Rica's first division. He reached the local finals with Santos de Guápiles and Herediano. He lost both to the teams that he played for when active, while with Santos with Alajuelense and when coaching Herediano with Saprissa. In October 2012, he was fired by Puntarenas.Puntarenas despide al técnico Ronald Mora - Nación In September 2013 he left the Guatemalan side Deportivo Ayutla and took charge at second division Siquirreña.Rónald Mora dirigirá a Siquirreña en la Liga de Ascenso - Nación
In July 2014, Mora was dismissed as coach of the Costa Rica U-20 football team after taking the reins in November 2013.Fedefutbol separa a técnico Rónald Mora de la Selección Nacional Sub-20 - Nación
As a coach, he discovered future stars, such as Andy Herron, Kurt Bernard, Adrián De Lemos, among others.
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