C.D. Luis Angel Firpo has had many coaches in its history.
The majority of coaches Firpo have had have been Salvadorians. Of the coaches to have managed Firpo, 14 have been Spaniards and 17 foreigners. In some cases, the Spanish coaches have been former players of the club that agreed to take charge after the sacking of the regular coach that season.
The main nationalities of the coaches of Firpo barring Salvadorians have been Argentina (7 coaches), Chilean (3) and Yugoslavian (2). The club has also had two Uruguayan coaches, a Brazilians, a Paraguayan, and a Peruvian.
Firpo's coaches Information correct as of match played June 6, 2025. Only competitive matches are counted.
NameNationalityFromToHonoursJuan Antonio Merlos TBD TBDRaúl Magañaother tenure TBDTBDManuel Segurado ("El Zancudo")19381940sLuis Antonio Regalado1950s1950sNarciso Romagoza19591960 1 (Segunda División Salvadorean)Luis Antonio Regalado19601961Fermín Águila19611962Ramón Rodríguez Soto19621962Player-coach/First foreign coach Victor Manuel Ochoa19681968Luis Antonio Regalado19711971Luis Alonso Santana ("El Chispo")1972July 1973Marcelo EstradaJuly 19731973Jorge TupinambáFebruary 1974April 1974Marcelo EstradaMay 1974November 1974Fermín ÁguilaDecember 1974December 1974Jorge Venegas ChileJanuary 1975July 1975Raúl Magaña (Araña)July 19751975Luis Alonso Santana ("El Chispo")19761977René Mena (Pando)19791980Óscar Ovidio Méndez 19851985Julio Escobar Chile19871987 Hugo Luis Lencina19871988Juan Quarterone19881988Julio Escobar Chile19881989 1988/1989 Primera Division (Champion)Juan Masnik19901991 1990/1991 Primera Division (Champion)Kiril Dojčinovski Macedonia1991, 19931992, 1994 1991/1992 Primera Division (Champion), 1992/1993 Primera Division (Champion)Hernán Carrasco Vivanco Chile19921993Julio Escobar Chile19941995 Victor Pacheco & Lorenzo Marroquin El Salvador1995October 1995 Carlos Antonio Meléndez (Interim) El Salvador19951995 Kiril Dojčinovski Macedonia19951996Mario Pérez MexicoAugust 1996November 1996Kiril Dojčinovski MacedoniaNovember 1996December 1996Juan Lopez UruguayJanuary 1997January 1997Jorge Aude UruguayJanuary 1997February 1997Julio Escobar ChileFebruary 1997January 2000 1997/1998 Primera Division (champion) and Clausura 1999 (Champion) Nelson BrizuelaJanuary 2000April 2000Julio Escobar ChileMay 2000April 2001 Clausura 2000 (Champion)Miloš MiljanićMay 2001June 2003 Gustavo de SimoneJune 2003November 2004 Saúl RiveroDecember 2004April 2005 Leonel CárcamoApril 2005December 2005 Miloš MiljanićJanuary 2006July 2006 Leonel CárcamoAugust 2006March 2007 Hugo CoriaMarch 2007June 2007 Horacio CorderoJuly 2007November 2007 Apertura 2007 Primera Division (Champion)Gerardo ReinosoJan 2008May 2008 Clausura 2008 Primera Division (Champion)Miguel Aguilar ObandoMay 2008August 2008Oscar Emigdio BenítezSeptember 2008November 2008Agustín CastilloDecember 2008December 2009Hugo CoriaDecember 2009December 2010Ramiro CepedaDecember 2010May 2011Nelson AnchetaMay 2011May 2012Edgar "Kiko" HenriquezJune 2012March 2013Roberto GamarraMarch 2013September 2013 Primera Division Clausura 2013 (Champion)Ramiro CepedaSeptember 2013March 2014Leonel CárcamoMarch 2014May 2014 Nelson AnchetaMay 2014April 2015 Alvaro Misael AlfaroApril 2015March 2016 José Mario MartínezMarch 2016September 2016 Juan Ramón SánchezSeptember 2016October 2017 Eraldo CorreiaOctober 2017February 2018 Victor Giron/ José Francisco Jovel (Interim)February 2018March 2018 Giovanni TriguerosMarch 2018May 2018 Jorge CallesMay 2018October 2018 Asdurbal FloresOctober 2018February 2019 Carlos Alberto de ToroFebruary 2019June 2019 Hiatus – Club suspendedJune 2019April 2020William Renderos IrahetaApril 2020November 2020Roberto GamarraNovember 2020February 2022Eraldo CorreiaFebruary 2022June 2022Carlos RomeroJune, 2022December, 2022Guillermo RiveraDecember 2022December 2023Gabriel AlvarezJanuary 2024May 2025Marvin Solano AbarcaJune 2025Present 2025 Apertura (Champion)
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