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1	CD Aguila	41	20	12	5	3	36 - 18	18
2	CD Cacahuatique	40	20	13	1	6	24 - 16	8
3	CD Luis Angel Firpo	39	20	12	3	5	32 - 28	4
4	AD Isidro Metapan	35	20	10	5	5	31 - 21	10
5	Alianza FC	32	20	9	5	6	26 - 16	10
6	Once Deportivo de Ahuachapán	32	20	9	5	6	26 - 23	3
7	Municipal Limeno	27	20	7	6	7	24 - 22	2
8	CD FAS	23	20	6	5	9	29 - 28	1
9	Fuerte San Francisco	15	20	4	3	13	15 - 34	-19
10	CD Dragon	13	20	3	4	13	10 - 30	-20
11	CD Platense Zacatecoluca	9	20	1	6	13	11 - 28	-17
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A.D. Chalatenango Football Club is a professional football team based in Chalatenango, El Salvador. Founded in 1950, the club has a turbulent yet passionate history, earning a place among El Salvador's notable football institutions. Known for their loyal supporters and moments of glory in domestic competitions, Chalatenango remains a symbol of pride in its region.The team's home matches are played at Estadio Gregorio Martínez, a stadium that provides a vibrant setting for the club’s purple and white colors. The fans, commonly known as "Alacranes" (Scorpions), create a unique atmosphere and have established the club as a cultural mainstay in Chalatenango.Throughout its history, A.D. Chalatenango has seen several ups and downs, including financial challenges, relegations, and remarkable returns to the top flight. The club’s best performances include runners-up finishes in the Salvadoran Primera División. The team’s influence extends beyond the pitch, establishing itself with a strong sense of community and regional pride.Over the years, several prominent national and international players have worn the Chalatenango shirt, including Eliseo Quintanilla, Rudy Corrales, and goalkeeper Miguel Montes. The club continues to foster talent while serving as an important stepping stone for Salvadoran footballers.A.D. Chalatenango's notable achievements include a runners-up finish in the 2008 Clausura of the Primera División, and consistent presence in the country’s top competition. With a long-standing tradition and unwavering fan support, Chalatenango continues to pursue further success and development both on and off the pitch.

Team:	A.D. Chalatenango
Full name:	Asociación Deportiva Chalatenango
Country:	El Salvador
Nickname:	Alacranes (Scorpions), Morados
Founded:	17/09/1950
Colors:	Purple and White
Stadium:	Estadio Gregorio Martínez 5,000 Capacity
Address:	Barrio El Centro, Chalatenango, El Salvador
Telephone:	+503 2334 1013
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Homepage:	https://www.facebook.com/ADChalatenangoOficial/
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History of A.D. Chalatenango

Founded

Asociación Deportiva Chalatenango, commonly known simply as Chalatenango, was established on September 17, 1950. The club emerged from local footballing passions in the Chalatenango region and gradually rose through El Salvador’s football hierarchy. Their promotion to the Primera División came after decades of perseverance, and the club has alternated between the top two domestic levels ever since.

Chalatenango made their Primera División debut in the 1979–80 season and quickly became a competitive team, known for their fighting spirit and tight-knit community support. Their greatest league success came in the 2008 Clausura season, when the team finished as runners-up, narrowly missing out on the championship.

Despite several relegations and serious financial issues—including a temporary disappearance in 2010—the club has persisted and rebuilt. Thanks to strong local support and new investment, Chalatenango often returns to the top flight, embodying the region's resilience and pride.

Finances and ownership

Chalatenango’s financial path has always been challenging, reflecting the difficulties faced by many provincial teams in El Salvador. Most recently, the club has endured serious crises—in 2010, mounting debts and administration issues forced the club’s brief dissolution and reformation.

Over the years, A.D. Chalatenango has been owned by various local business groups and regional entrepreneurs. As of the most recent seasons, the club has been under the leadership of interim boards and regional stakeholders, seeking to stabilize finances and secure continued participation in the Primera División.

Despite still facing financial uncertainty, strong support from local business and the community keeps the club’s hope alive for sustainable growth and future successes.

Popular culture

A.D. Chalatenango enjoys a passionate following in the Chalatenango region. The club has cultivated a fierce local identity, with fans known as “Alacranes” (Scorpions), referencing both the club's nickname and local symbolism. Matchdays at Estadio Gregorio Martínez are vibrant, with purple and white flags, drums, and chants echoing throughout the venue.

The club's colors and emblem are widely recognized throughout northern El Salvador. Chalatenango matches carry immense local importance, serving as a point of pride and community celebration. The club has also appeared in regional football documentaries, and stories of its resilience have become part of Salvadoran football folklore.

In El Salvador, Chalatenango’s saga of survival and return serves as inspiration for football fans beyond its immediate supporters, capturing the spirit of underdog perseverance.

Player

The club has featured notable Salvadoran and international talent through its history. Standout players such as Eliseo Quintanilla, Rudy Corrales, and Miguel Montes have contributed to Chalatenango’s best moments and high league finishes.

More recently, the club has focused on younger players and regional prospects, maintaining a squad often built around homegrown talent and experienced veterans, such as Bladimir Díaz and Colombian attacker William Guerrero.

Regardless of financial or logistical challenges, Chalatenango serves as a proving ground and a stepping stone for players aiming to succeed in Salvadoran football and beyond.

Famous Players

Several notable players have left their mark while wearing Chalatenango’s purple and white:

Eliseo Quintanilla: Talented midfielder who represented Chalatenango and the El Salvador national team; known for his technical skill and set-piece ability.
Rudy Corrales: Prolific striker whose goals were crucial during the club’s historic 2008 Clausura campaign.
Miguel Montes: Experienced goalkeeper and captain, instrumental during periods of promotion and stability in the top flight.
William Guerrero: Colombian forward who played a key role in attack during the club's recent seasons.
Bladimir Díaz: Colombian striker, top scorer and popular figure at the club.
Óscar Cerén: Dynamic winger, known for speed and work rate, also capped by El Salvador national team.

These players are among those who have helped establish the club’s legacy in Salvadoran football.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Bladimir Díaz	FW	24	38	0.63
2	William Guerrero	FW	18	54	0.33
3	Rudy Corrales	FW	15	48	0.31
4	Óscar Cerén	MF	13	67	0.19
5	Eliseo Quintanilla	MF	12	59	0.20

Typical Squad

A.D. Chalatenango’s squad is typically formed in a 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 system, blending young homegrown players with experienced professionals. The squad often features a balance of Salvadoran talent and key international additions, particularly from Colombia and South America.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is a crucial figure for Chalatenango, with recent seasons featuring experienced names such as Miguel Montes and Colombian imports providing strong last-line defense.

Defender

Defenders anchor the backline, with the team relying on a mix of youthful prospects and seasoned players from the local area or Colombian leagues. Leaders in defense have included players such as Cristian Esnal in the club's history.

Midfielder

Midfielders control play and link defense with the attack. Chalatenango values versatile midfielders who can break up opposition moves and create chances, with Óscar Cerén and Eliseo Quintanilla key names in recent decades.

Forward

Forwards carry the team’s scoring hopes, led by Colombian imports like Bladimir Díaz and William Guerrero, who have contributed a significant number of goals in key seasons.

The club continues its tradition of offering opportunities to young uneven players seeking a platform to prove their capabilities in professional football.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season signals A.D. Chalatenango's determination to revive its position in top Salvadoran football after recent administrative and competitive challenges. The club is rebuilding with a mix of youth and experienced imports, aiming for strong performances in the Primera División.

Goalkeeper
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Defender
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Midfielder
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Forward
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Manager
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Coach

AD Chalatenango, one of the most recognized football clubs in El Salvador, has seen a variety of influential and charismatic coaches throughout its history. Despite periodic challenges and the team’s fluctuation between divisions, certain managers have marked significant milestones by guiding the club to promotion, stability in the Primera División, and notable cup performances. The following are some of the most remarkable and successful coaches in the history of AD Chalatenango:

Ricardo “Tato” Ortiz: Leading the team during its golden era (2007–2008), Ortiz guided Chalatenango to its best-ever league finish, reaching the semifinals of the Primera División and qualifying for the 2008–09 CONCACAF Champions League Preliminary Round—an unprecedented achievement for the club.
Javier “Chicho” Mena: Under Mena’s tenure (2014–2016), the club claimed promotion back to the Primera División and showcased competitive resilience against top Salvadoran teams.
Ernesto “Carucha” Corti: Appointed in 2020, Corti introduced a competitive playing style and improved the club’s consistency, helping Chalatenango maintain their top-flight status while building an attractive style of football.
Rodolfo “Fito” Guzmán: A longtime club servant in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Guzmán was pivotal in establishing a stable platform during the club’s early Primera División campaigns.

These coaches, along with others, have been instrumental in shaping the competitive spirit and identity of AD Chalatenango.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
29/01/2023 – 19/06/2023	Juan Cortés	Spain	23/05/1983
15/09/2022 – 16/01/2023	Ernesto Corti	Argentina	21/03/1957
06/07/2022 – 15/09/2022	Raúl Toro	Chile	24/11/1956
10/07/2021 – 31/05/2022	Rubén Alonso	Uruguay	01/09/1959
01/07/2019 – 04/07/2021	Carlos Romero	El Salvador	10/01/1964
02/01/2018 – 30/06/2019	Ricardo Montoya	El Salvador	Updating...
01/07/2016 – 20/12/2017	José Ricardo Herrera	Colombia	Updating...
01/01/2014 – 30/06/2016	Javier Mena	El Salvador	Updating...
10/07/2011 – 30/12/2013	Edwin “Bonilla” Portillo	El Salvador	03/02/1963
07/01/2010 – 01/07/2011	Samuel Maldonado	El Salvador	Updating...
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2008	Ricardo “Tato” Ortiz	Uruguay	22/04/1964
01/01/2006 – 30/06/2007	Roberto Gamarra	Paraguay	Updating...
01/07/2004 – 31/12/2005	Rodolfo Guzmán	El Salvador	Updating...
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2004	Jaime de la Pava	Colombia	14/07/1967
01/01/2000 – 30/06/2002	Ricardo López Tenorio	El Salvador	Updating...
01/07/1998 – 31/12/1999	Rodolfo Guzmán	El Salvador	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Asociación Deportiva Chalatenango, commonly known as AD Chalatenango, is a football club based in Chalatenango, El Salvador. Throughout its history, the club’s crest and colors have held deep significance for both the team and its supporters.

The original crest of AD Chalatenango featured a circular shield, prominently displaying a bull, which represents strength and resilience, symbols closely associated with the Chalatenango region. Over time, the bull has remained central to the club’s identity, with slight modifications modernizing the outline and adjustment of color tones. The current crest features a stylized bull in white and purple, alongside the team initials and the outline of a football, signifying the club’s roots and spirit.

Traditionally, the club’s primary color has been purple, often accompanied by white. Purple was chosen to reflect uniqueness both in Salvadoran football and within the Chalatenango community. Over various eras, the club has introduced alternate kits featuring white, black, and even sky-blue, but purple has constantly remained at the heart of its visual identity. The away kits typically use white or light blue as the dominant color, while special editions sometimes incorporate silver or dark tones.

These crests and colors symbolize the pride of Chalatenango and are an essential part of the team’s image, signifying unity and unwavering dedication both on and off the pitch.

Fan Club

AD Chalatenango enjoys a loyal and passionate fan base, drawing support primarily from the northern region of El Salvador. The most prominent fan group is the "Ultra Morados," named after the team’s signature purple (“morado” in Spanish). This fan club is widely recognized for their zealous support and creative match-day displays, which often feature purple smoke, banners, and choreographed chants to inspire the team.

The club’s supporters are known for their community spirit and solidarity, frequently organizing trips for away matches and displaying remarkable resilience through challenging seasons. Matchdays at Estadio Gregorio Martínez are often characterized by vibrant celebrations, local music, and festive fairs, creating a unique and welcoming atmosphere. The Ultra Morados also contribute to community initiatives, reinforcing the club’s role in local identity and culture.

Stadium

AD Chalatenango plays its home matches at the Estadio Gregorio Martínez, located in Chalatenango, El Salvador. The stadium has a current capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators and is affectionately known as "El Sombrero" by the fans due to its distinct shape.

Opened in 1974, the venue has served as the home of Chalatenango football for decades. Over the years, it has undergone several improvements, including an expansion of the main stand, lightning renovations, and pitch upgrades to meet top-flight requirements. The most significant renovations took place in the early 2000s, ensuring better facilities for both fans and players.

Estadio Gregorio Martínez is renowned for its intimate atmosphere, where fans are close to the field, and the energy among supporters often gives AD Chalatenango a significant home advantage. The stadium stands as a symbol of pride for the club and the entire Chalatenango region.

Honours and Awards

AD Chalatenango has participated predominantly in El Salvador's top two divisions, achieving notable successes and leaving a mark within Salvadoran football. The club is best known for its regional titles and several impressive league finishes, having reached the Primera División final and secured promotion on multiple occasions. While not yet a national champion, their efforts have earned recognition and cemented their place in Salvadoran football history.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Salvadoran Primera División (El Salvador)	Runner-up	Apertura 2008	2008
2	Segunda División (El Salvador)	2	Champion	2002, 2014
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FAQs about AD Chalatenango

Q: When was AD Chalatenango founded?

A: AD Chalatenango was founded in 1950.

Q: What are the official colors of AD Chalatenango?

A: The official colors of AD Chalatenango are purple and white.

Q: What is the nickname of AD Chalatenango?

A: The team is commonly known as "Los Morados" (The Purples).

Q: What is the capacity of Estadio Gregorio Martínez?

A: The stadium has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators.

Q: Has AD Chalatenango ever won the Salvadoran Primera División?

A: AD Chalatenango has finished as runner-up in the Primera División but has yet to win the championship.

Q: Who is AD Chalatenango's biggest rival?

A: One of the club’s main rivals is Atlético Marte, with regional derbies always fiercely contested.

Q: What is the most famous supporter group of AD Chalatenango?

A: The most recognized supporter group is called "Ultra Morados."

Q: Has AD Chalatenango participated in international club competitions?

A: The club has not been a regular participant in international competitions; most success has been within domestic football.

Q: What symbol features on AD Chalatenango’s crest?

A: The crest prominently features a bull, reflecting the regional identity of Chalatenango.

Q: How can I buy official merchandise for AD Chalatenango?

A: Official merchandise can be purchased at the team’s stadium store on matchdays or through the club’s social media and official outlets.

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