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Uruguayan footballer and manager (born 1963)

Gustavo Dalto

Personal information

Full name

Gustavo Dalto

Date of birth

(1963-03-16) 16 March 1963 (age 61)

Place of birth

Pando, Uruguay

Height

1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)

Position(s)

Midfielder

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

1981–1990

Danubio

211

(47)

1990–1991

Xerez

(0)

1991

Independiente Santa Fe

(1)

1991–1992

Talleres de Córdoba

(0)

1992

Once Caldas

1992

Peñarol

(3)

1993

Racing Club de Montevideo

1994

La Luz

1997

Juventud de Las Piedras

International career

1985–1989

Uruguay

(1)

Managerial career

Danubio

Medal record

Representing Uruguay

Copa América
Winner	1987 Argentina
CONMEBOL–UEFA Cup of Champions
Runner-up	1985 France

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Gustavo Dalto (born 16 March 1963) is a former Uruguayan footballer and football manager.

Career

Dalto played for Talleres de Córdoba in the Primera División de Argentina. Dalto made 12 appearances for the senior Uruguay national football team from 1985 to 1989.

References

^ "Ficha de Jugador de selección: Gustavo Dalto". Tenfield. Archived from the original on 24 July 2007. Retrieved 13 January 2009.
"Gustavo Dalto está en la cuerda floja". La Republica. 7 March 2008. Retrieved 13 January 2009.
"DALTO Gustavo - Futbolista (ficha y estadisticas)". Futbol XXI. Archived from the original on 10 June 2012. Retrieved 13 January 2009.

Gustavo Dalto at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e Uruguay squad – 1987 Copa América winners (13th title)
1 Seré 2 Díaz 3 Gutiérrez 4 Trasante 5 Pintos 6 Peña 7 Alzamendi 8 Matosas 9 Báez 10 Francescoli 11 Sosa 12 Pereira 13 Aguirregaray 14 Domínguez 15 Perdomo 16 Bengoechea 17 Cócaro 18 Silvera 19 Pelletti 20 Dalto 21 Da Silva 22 Tuja Coach: Fleitas

v t e Danubio F.C. – managers
Faccio (1941–46) Daverio (1947) Bagnulo (1947–51) Morales (1951–53) Corazzo (1954–55) Máspoli (1956) Segundo (1956) Corazzo (1957) Lupiz (1958) Pedutto (1959) Sagastume (1959) Back (1960) Morales (1960) Taibo (1961–62) Etchegoyen (1962–63) Lupiz (1963–64) Milans (1965–67) Etchegoyen (1968) W. Martínez (1968) Corazzo (1969) Segundo (1969) Ranzone (1969) Zamora (1970) Betancor (1971–72) Casales (1972) Silva Cabrera (1973–74) Scarone (1975) Betancor (1975–76) Abbadie (1977) L. Cubilla (1977–78) P. Cubilla (1978) Silva (1979) Betancor (1979) Fierro (1979) Markarián (1980) Betancor (1981) Taibo (1981) Brunell (1981) Markarián (1982) Garisto (1983) Tabárez (1984) Betancor (1985) Travieso (1985–86) L. Cubilla (1986–87) Maneiro (1988–89) Comesaña (1990) Piazza (1991) Maneiro (1992–93) Perrone (1994) Alfonso (1994) Maneiro (1995) Piazza (1996) Maneiro (1997) Piazza (1997) Castelnoble (1998) Fossati (1998–2001) Krasouski (2001) D. Martínez (2002) Fossati (2002) Pérez (2003) Roo (2003) Keosseián (2003) Pelusso (2004–05) Matosas (2006–07) Dalto (2007–08) Lasarte (2008–09) Garay (2009) Giordano (2009–10) Markarián (2010) Matosas (2010) Acevedo (2011) Machaín (2011) Sánchez (2011–12) D. Martínez (2012) Carrasco (2012) D. Martínez (2012) Ramos (2013–15) Castelli (2015) González (2015–16) Gaglianone (2016) Ramos (2016) Rodríguez (2017) Machado (2017) Roo (2017) Peirano (2018) Méndez (2019) Larriera (2019) García (2020) Ramos (2020–21) Fossati (2021–22) Conde (2023) Saralegui (2023–24) Apud (2024–)

Danubio F.C. – managers

Faccio (1941–46)
Daverio (1947)
Bagnulo (1947–51)
Morales (1951–53)
Corazzo (1954–55)
Máspoli (1956)
Segundo (1956)
Corazzo (1957)
Lupiz (1958)
Pedutto (1959)
Sagastume (1959)
Back (1960)
Morales (1960)
Taibo (1961–62)
Etchegoyen (1962–63)
Lupiz (1963–64)
Milans (1965–67)
Etchegoyen (1968)
W. Martínez (1968)
Corazzo (1969)
Segundo (1969)
Ranzone (1969)
Zamora (1970)
Betancor (1971–72)
Casales (1972)
Silva Cabrera (1973–74)
Scarone (1975)
Betancor (1975–76)
Abbadie (1977)
L. Cubilla (1977–78)
P. Cubilla (1978)
Silva (1979)
Betancor (1979)
Fierro (1979)
Markarián (1980)
Betancor (1981)
Taibo (1981)
Brunell (1981)
Markarián (1982)
Garisto (1983)
Tabárez (1984)
Betancor (1985)
Travieso (1985–86)
L. Cubilla (1986–87)
Maneiro (1988–89)
Comesaña (1990)
Piazza (1991)
Maneiro (1992–93)
Perrone (1994)
Alfonso (1994)
Maneiro (1995)
Piazza (1996)
Maneiro (1997)
Piazza (1997)
Castelnoble (1998)
Fossati (1998–2001)
Krasouski (2001)
D. Martínez (2002)
Fossati (2002)
Pérez (2003)
Roo (2003)
Keosseián (2003)
Pelusso (2004–05)
Matosas (2006–07)
Dalto (2007–08)
Lasarte (2008–09)
Garay (2009)
Giordano (2009–10)
Markarián (2010)
Matosas (2010)
Acevedo (2011)
Machaín (2011)
Sánchez (2011–12)
D. Martínez (2012)
Carrasco (2012)
D. Martínez (2012)
Ramos (2013–15)
Castelli (2015)
González (2015–16)
Gaglianone (2016)
Ramos (2016)
Rodríguez (2017)
Machado (2017)
Roo (2017)
Peirano (2018)
Méndez (2019)
Larriera (2019)
García (2020)
Ramos (2020–21)
Fossati (2021–22)
Conde (2023)
Saralegui (2023–24)
Apud (2024–)

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