Full name | Salus Football Club | ||
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Nickname(s) | Azulgrana (Blue and Red) | ||
Founded | 10 April 1928 | ||
Ground | Parque Salus | ||
Capacity | 4.000 | ||
Chairman | Gabriel Noil | ||
Manager | Juan Carlos Paz | ||
League | Segunda División Amateur | ||
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