1993 UNCAF Nations Cup squads

Last updated November 03, 2024

Below are the rosters for the 1993 UNCAF Nations Cup tournament in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, from March 5 to March 9, 1993.

Costa Rica

Head coach: Juan José Gámez

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Erick Lonnis	(1965-09-09)9 September 1965 (aged 27)	AD Carmelita
13	1 GK	Paul Mayorga	(1970-09-21)21 September 1970 (aged 22)	LD Alajuelense
2	2 DF	Alexánder Gómez	(1971-02-18)18 February 1971 (aged 22)	C.S. Cartaginés
3	2 DF	Rónald González	(1970-08-08)8 August 1970 (aged 22)	Saprissa
4	2 DF	Edwin Barquero		Belen FC
6	2 DF	Maximilien Peynado		LD Alajuelense
15	2 DF	Reynaldo Parks		Limon
19	2 DF	Rándall Row	(1971-04-21)21 April 1971 (aged 21)	CS Herediano
5	3 MF	Germán Rodríguez		CS Herediano
8	3 MF	Floyd Guthrie	(1966-03-16)March 16, 1966 (aged 26)	Turrialba
10	3 MF	Kenneth Paniagua Arce		CS Herediano
12	3 MF	Juan Carlos Arguedas		LD Alajuelense
7	4 FW	Hárold López		LD Alajuelense
9	3 MF	Rolando Velásquez		Puntarenas FC
11	4 FW	Rolando Fonseca		Saprissa
14	4 FW	Rónald Gómez		AD Carmelita
16	4 FW	Javier Astúa		Puntarenas FC
18	4 FW	Michael Myers	(1968-04-01)1 April 1968 (aged 24)	Turrialba

(N°4)Edwin Barquero|Edwin Barquero DF/MF 23/10/1968 Belen F.C. (Costa Rica)
(N°5)German Rodriguez|German Rodriguez MF / /19 Club Sport Herediano (Costa Rica) *(N°6)Maximilien Peynado|Maximilien Peynado DF 08/09/1970 Liga Deportiva Alajuelense (Costa Rica)
(N°7)Harold Antonio Lopez Arguedas|Harold Lopez FW 19/06/1970 Liga Deportivo Alajuelense (Costa Rica)
(N°9)Rolando Velasquez MF 20/12/1970 Municipal Puntarenas (Costa Rica)
(N°10)Kenneth Paniagua Arce|Kenneth Paniagua MF 24/06/1971 Club Sport Herediano (Costa Rica)
(N°11)Rolando Fonseca Jimenez FW/MF 06/06/1974 Club Deportivo Saprissa (Costa Rica)
(N°12)Juan Carlos Arguedas|Juan Carlos Arguedas MF 03/05/1970 Liga Deportiva Alajuelense (Costa Rica)
(N°14)Roland Gomez Gomez|Roland Gomez FW 24/01/1975 Liga Deportiva Alajuelense (Costa Rica) *(N°15)Reynaldo Parks Perez DF 04/12/1974 Asociacion Deportiva Limonense (Costa Rica) *(N°16)Javier Astua Araya FW 06/11/1968 Asociacion Deportiva Municipal Puntarenas (Costa Rica)

Players who did not travel with the delegation: **(N°17)Jose Jaikel DF/FW 03/04/1966 Club Deportivo Saprissa (Costa Rica) **(N°18)Fernando Arturo Patterson GK 11/02/1970 Asociacion Deportiva Turrialba (Costa Rica) **(N°19)Danilo Campos DF 03/03/1966 Club Sport Heridiano (Costa Rica) **(N°20)Giancarlo Morera MF 16/09/1968 Club Deportivo Saprissa (Costa Rica) **(N°21)Heriberto Quiroz Linton FW 26/07/1972 Club Sport Cartagines (Costa Rica) **(N°22)Jose Alberto Solano NF 29/02/1968 Asociacion Deportiva Turrialba (Costa Rica) **(N°23)Javier Astua Araya FW 06/11/1968 Club Deportivo Palestino (Chile) **(N°24)Erick Mata DF 29/11/1967 Asociacion Deportiva Turrialba (Costa Rica)

El Salvador

Head coach: Jorge Marcelo Vieira

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Raúl García	September 13, 1962	CD Aguila El Salvador
2	2 DF	Geovanny Trigueros Martinez	08/12/1966	CD Luis Angel Firpo El Salvador
3	2 DF	Mario Ernesto Mayen	19/05/1968	Alianza FC El Salvador
5	3 MF	Milton Antonio Melendez	08/03/1967	Alianza FC El Salvador
13	3 MF	Jose Guillermo Rivera	25/11/1969	CD FAS El Salvador
6	2 DF	Jorge Alberto Abrego	16/10/1964	CD FAS El Salvador
17	4 FW	Raul Ignacio Diaz Arce	01/02/1970	CD Luis Angel Firpo El Salvador
11	3 MF	Carlos Alfonso Castro	01/08/1967	Atletico Marte El Salvador
19	4 FW	William Alexander Renderos	03/10/1971	CD FAS El Salvador
9	4 FW	Fredy Orellana	10/05/1954	CD FAS El Salvador
7	4 FW	Oscar Antonio Ulloa	16/09/1963	Alianza FC El Salvador
18	1 GK	Carlos Eduardo Rivera	04/01/1959	CD Luis Angel Firpo El Salvador
16	2 DF	Leonel Carcamo Batres	05/05/1965	CD Luis Angel Firpo El Salvador
20	4 FW	Julio Amilcar Palacios	09/08/1961	Alianza FC El Salvador
4	2 DF	Wiliam Adalberto Osorio	13/04/1971	CD FAS El Salvador

Players who did not travel with the delegation: **(N°8)Salvador Arturo Correas MF 22/11/1960 Los Angeles Salsa (USA)

- (N°10)Julio Amilcar Rosales MF/FW 09/08/1961 Alianza Futbol Club (El Salvador) **(N°12)Nicolas Orlando Chavez GK 06/12/1959 Club Deportivo Futbolistas Asociados Santanecos or CD FAS (El Salvador) **(N°14)Jose Mauricio Cienfuegos MF 12/02/1968 Club Deportivo Luis Angel Firpo (El Salvador) **(N°15)Fernando Navarrete Sermeño DF 07/07/1968 Club Deportivo Tiburones or CD Tiburones (El Salvador) **(N°21)Hector Alejandro Rosales MF 09/08/1961 Club Deportivo Aguila or CD Aguila (El Salvador) **(N°22)Oscar Antonio Ulloa FW 16/09/1963 Club Deportivo Tiburones or CD Tiburones (El Salvador) **(N°23)Carlos Mario Joya DF 28/03/1973 Club Deportivo Luis Angel Firpo (El Salvador) **(N°24)Ricardo Colorado MF 12/02/1972 Club Deportivo Tiburones or CD Tiburones (El Salvador)

Honduras

Head coach: Estanislao Malinowski ^[1]

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Wilmer Cruz	(1965-12-18)18 December 1965 (aged 27)	Real España
12	1 GK	Belarmino Rivera	(1956-02-05)5 February 1956 (aged 37)	Olimpia
2	2 DF	Arnold Cruz	(1970-12-22)22 December 1970 (aged 22)	Olimpia
15	3 MF	Tomás Róchez	(1964-10-01)1 October 1964 (aged 28)	Petrotela
4	2 DF	Marco Antonio Anariba	(1968-02-18)18 February 1968 (aged 25)	Real España
14	3 MF	Mauricio Fúnez	(1959-03-10)10 March 1959 (aged 33)	Real España
16	3 MF	Luis Enrique Cálix	(1965-08-30)30 August 1965 (aged 27)	Petrotela
11	3 MF	Gilberto Yearwood	(1956-03-15)15 March 1956 (aged 36)	Olimpia
7	3 MF	Alex Pineda Chacón	(1969-12-31)31 December 1969 (aged 23)	Olimpia
8	4 FW	Nicolás Suazo	(1965-01-09)9 January 1965 (aged 28)	Marathón
9	4 FW	Eugenio Dolmo Flores	(1965-07-31)31 July 1965 (aged 27)	Petrotela
3	2 DF	Juan Ramón Castro	(1965-08-31)31 August 1965 (aged 27)	Real España

Players who did not travel with the delegation: **(N°5)Alexis Duarte Escoto MF 20/03/1974 CD Petrotela (Honduras) **(N°6)Hernain Arzu Guity DF 13/10/1967 CD Motagua (Honduras) **(N°10)Luis Orlando Vallejo MF 24/06/1968 Real España (Honduras) **(N°13)Tomas Miguel Rochez DF/MF 01/10/1964 Club Deportivo Petrotela (Honduras) **(N°17)Dangelo Dantino Bautista GK 06/09/1967 CD Marathon (Honduras) **(N°18)Jose Luis Aguirre MF 12/08/1969 CD Petrotela (Honduras) **(N°19)Mateo Benedic Avila DF 16/12/1970 CD Platense (Honduras) **(N°20)Giovanni Gayle Alarcon MF 05/12/1974 CD Petrotela (Honduras) **(N°21)Alex Pineda Chacon FW 19/12/1969 CD Olimpia (Honduras) **(N°22)Rodolfo Richardson Smith MF 24/02/1963 Leones Negros (Mexico) **(N°23)Victor Orlando Garay DF CD Petrotela (Honduras) **(N°24)Rolin Castillo FW 13/05/1966 CD Real Sociedad (Honduras)

Panama

Head coach: Gustavo Daniel De Simone

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Ricardo James	07/05/1966	CD Platense Honduras
2	2 DF	Rogelio Clarke	09/02/1964	Arabe Unido Panama
3	2 DF	Jose Alfredo Poyatos	27/11/1964	Tauro FC Panama
4	2 DF	Fernando Bolivar	17/02/1967	Panama
15	2 DF	Noel Gutierrez	07/04/1967	San Francisco Panama
6	2 DF	Jorge Mendez	05/03/1959	Plaza Amador Panama
13	2 DF	Franklin Delgado	18/02/1966	CD Tiburones El Salvador
17	3 MF	Frank Lozada	06/10/1965	Perez Zeledon Costa Rica
5	3 MF	Neftali Diaz	15/12/1971	Euro Kickers Panama
16	3 MF	Rolando Botello	21/12/1968	Euro Kickers Panama
8	3 MF	Eric Medina Bernal	{{{age}}}	Arabe Unido Panama
10	3 MF	Jesus Julio	02/12/1962	Panama
14	4 FW	Erick Ortega	27/02/1968	Fuerte San Francisco El Salvador
20	4 FW	Jose Ariza	16/01/1966	Plaza Amador Panama
21	4 FW	Julio Cesar Dely Valdes	12/03/1967	Nacional Montevideo Uruguay
23	4 FW	Joseph Cox	10/12/1966	Plaza Amador Panama
18	4 FW	Rene Victor Mendieta	16/06/1961	Leones Negros Universidad de Guadalajara Mexico
7	4 FW	Jorge Luis Dely Valdes	12/03/1967	Consadole Sapporo Japan
9	4 FW	Percival Antonio Piggott	23/11/1966	Tauro FC Panama
19	2 DF	Agustin Castillo	{{{age}}}	Panama
11	3 MF	Ruben Elias Guevara	27/01/1964	Leon de Huanuco Peru

(N°4)Fernando Bolivar DF 17/02/1967 Club Deportivo Plaza Amador (Panama) *(N°8)Eric or Erik Medina Bernal MF 23/06/1968 Panama Viejo Futbol Club (Panama) *(N°19)Agustin Castillo DF 08/07/1971 San Francisco F.C. (Panama)

Players who did not travel with the delegation: **(N°12)Martin Leonel Tuñon GK 07/07/1972 Club Arabe Unido (Panama) **(N°22)Carlos Bustamante GK 08/11/1962 Tauro Futbol Club (Panama) **(N°24)Jose Maria Ardines FW 07/08/1968 Euro Kickers (Panama)

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