C.D. Cruzeiro

C.D. Cruzeiro
Full nameClub Deportivo Cruzeiro
Founded1986
GroundMini Estadio Candelaria Abajo, San Vicente
Chairman
Manager Alexi Guerra
League Segunda División
Grupo

Club Deportivo Cruzeiro are a Salvadoran professional football club based in Candelaria Abajo, San Cayetano Istepeque, San Vicente department, El Salvador. The club currently plays in the Second Division of El Salvador.

History

In June 2023. Cruzeiro won the Tercera Division Clausura 2023 title against Los Andes by a score of 2–0.[1] This granted the club an opportunity to play against historic club Santiagueño, although the club lost the playoff, the club was inivited to participate in 2023-2024 Segunda division.

Honours

League

Sponsors

  • PS Sports
  • Agua Inmaculada
  • Electrolit

Current squad

Updated June 2025. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  SLV Anderson Granados
2 FW  SLV Edgar Valladares
5 DF  SLV Anderson Ochoa
7 FW  SLV Isai Aguilar
8 MF  SLV Oscar Castillo
9 DF  SLV Orsy Rodriguez
10 FW  SLV Anderson Perla
11 MF  SLV Ricardo Pollo
12 DF  COL Tardelis Pena
13 MF  SLV Oscar Mejia
14 MF  SLV Diego Rodriguez
16 DF  SLV Wilber Rivas
No. Pos. Nation Player
17 MF  SLV Mauricio Rodriguez
19 MF  SLV Kevin Oviedo
20 FW  SLV Wilber Andrade
21 FW  SLV Dylan Portillo
22 DF  SLV Jorge Valle
23 DF  SLV Cesar Rodriguez
24 GK  SLV Jonathon Funes
25  SLV Daniel Rivas
27 DF  SLV Samuel Reyes
28 DF  SLV Daniel Telles
29  SLV Samuel Rivas
30 FW  SLV Enrique Rivas

Players with dual citizenship

  • TBD

In

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
—  SLV Anderson Andrade Perla (From Cacahuatique)
—  SLV Daniel Larin (From Brasilia)
—  SLV Isai Aguilar (From Free agent)
—  SLV Mauricio Rodriguez (From Free agent)
—  SLV Edgar Valladares (From Platense)
—  SLV Daniel Torres (From Brasilia)
—  SLV Samuel Reyes (From Talleres Jr)
—  COL Tardelis Pena (From Free agent)
—  SLV Kevin Oviedo (From Free agent)
No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  SLV Ricardo Pollo (From Aguila)
—  SLV Edgardo Flores Alvarado (From FORFUT)
—  SLV Anderson Rivas (From Free agent)
—  SLV Jorge Alexander Valle Rauda (From Batanecos)
—  SLV Enrique Rivas (From LA Firpo)
—  SLV Dylan Portillo Martinez (From Free agent)

Out

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
—  SLV Edwin Sanchez (To Fuerte San Francisco)
—  SLV Santos Guzman (To Sensunte Cabañas)
—  SLV Kevin Lopez (To Sensunte Cabañas)
—  COL Victor Hinestroza (To Batanecos)
—  SLV Jaime Somoza (To ARUBA-ADET)
—  SLV Anibal Alfaro (To Batanecos)
—  SLV Geovanny Molina (To Sensunte Cabañas)
—  SLV Lester Blanco (To TBD)
—  SLV Kevin Galindo (To Estrellas del Sur)
— GK  SLV Miguel Ramirez (To Once Municipal)
—  SLV Luis Rivas (To TBD)
—  SLV Edwin Vigil (To TBD)
No. Pos. Nation Player
—  SLV Rusvel Saravia (To TBD)
—  SLV Bryan Landaverde (To TBD)
—  SLV Kevin Perez (To TBD)
—  SLV Diego Sanchez (To Neo Pipil)
—  SLV Jorge Luis Granadeno (To TBD)
—  SLV Kevin Garcia (To TBD)
—  SLV Kevin Ferrufino (To TBD)

Notable players

Coaching staff

As of August 2025

Position Staff
Manager Alexi Guerra
Assistant Manager TBD
Physical coach TBD
Goalkeeper Coach TBD
Kineslogist TBD
Utility Equipment TBD
Utility Equipment TBD
Football director TBD
Team Doctor TBD

List of coaches

  • Alonzo Aguilar (June 8, 2022 - August 17, 2022)
  • Ricardo Garcia (December 18, 2022 - July 3, 2023)
  • Ruben Alonso (July 4, 2023-March 2024)
  • Guillermo Rivera (March 2024- July 2024)
  • Ivan Ruiz (July 2024- June 2025)
  • Marvin Alexi Guerra (June 2025- Present)

References

  1. ^ "Cruzeiro, el campeón oriental de la Tercera División". Elsalvador.com. 2023-06-25. Retrieved 2023-07-05.
  2. ^ https://www.fesfut.org.sv/c-d-cruzeiro-campeon-de-liga-mayor-adfa-san-vicente/
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