Club Rubio Ñu

Rubio Ñu
Full name Club Rubio Ñu
Nickname(s) Ñuenses
Founded August 24, 1913
Ground Estadio La Arboleda
Ground Capacity 4,500
Chairman Rubén Ruiz Díaz
Manager Pablo Caballero
League Paraguayan Primera División
2015 Clausura 10th

Club Rubio Ñu is a Paraguayan football club based in the Barrio Santísima Trinidad of Asunción. The club was founded August 24, 1913 and plays in the first division of the Paraguayan football league. Their home games are played at the Estadio La Arboleda which has a capacity of approximately 4,500 seats.

History

Stamps of Paraguay, 2013

The club was founded in 1913 by a group of young friends that chose white and green as the colors in representation of "purity" and "hope", respectively.[1] After its foundation Rubio Ñu joined the rebel league "Liga Centenario", which was created by some clubs that had disagreements with the Paraguayan football association (APF) which was in charge of organizing the main league, the Liga Paraguaya.[2] Some 23 years after its foundation, two others clubs from the same Santísima Trinidad neighborhood (Club Itá Ybaté and Club Flor de Mayo) merged with Rubio Ñu. Sportivo Trinidense (which is also from the same neighborhood) is the club's main rival.

After the Liga Centenario disappeared, they were back in the lower divisions of the Liga Paraguaya until finally in 1926 they won the second division and made their way to the first division. Since then, Rubio Ñu has been relegated and promoted between the third, second and first division several times. Most recently in 2008, they won the second division tournament for the 7th time in their history under the coaching of Francisco Arce and made it to the top-flight of Paraguayan football in 2009.

Honours

1926, 1941, 1954, 1961, 1963, 1972, 2008
1941, 1942, 2005

Current squad

As of January 9, 2016.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Paraguay GK Tobías Vargas
2 Paraguay DF Teodoro Paredes
3 Paraguay MF Marcos Acosta
4 Paraguay DF Julio Domínguez
5 Paraguay DF Gustavo Villamayor
6 Paraguay MF Diego Velázquez
7 Paraguay MF Iván Ramírez
8 Paraguay MF Roberto Acuña
9 Paraguay FW Fabio Escobar
10 Paraguay MF Hugo Lusardi
11 Paraguay MF Diego Godoy
12 Paraguay DF Oscar Benitez
13 Paraguay DF Gustavo Velázquez
14 Paraguay MF Juan Núñez
15 Paraguay MF Juan Franco
16 Paraguay FW Nelson Romero
17 Paraguay FW Santiago Irala
18 Argentina MF Ezequiel Cardozo
25 Paraguay GK Carlos Gamarra
Paraguay DF Ismael Roa
Paraguay DF Ronaldo Diaz
Paraguay DF Meraldo Robles
No. Position Player
Paraguay DF Fernando Lomaquis
Paraguay DF Matías Pérez
Paraguay MF Albaro Campuzano
Paraguay MF Alfio Oviedo
Paraguay MF Carlos Florenciañez
Paraguay MF Alex Garay
Paraguay MF Wilson Ayala
Paraguay MF Carlos Díaz
Paraguay MF Claudio Estigarribia
Paraguay MF Edgar Ferreira
Paraguay MF Diego Figueredo
Paraguay MF Victor Gómez
Paraguay MF Rolando González
Paraguay MF Marcelino Ñamandú
Paraguay MF Celso Vera
Paraguay FW Marcelo Ferreira
Paraguay FW Alejandro Da Silva
Paraguay FW Brahian Ayala
Paraguay FW Cristhian Santacruz
Paraguay FW Pedro Godoy
Paraguay FW Bladimiro Ojeda

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