Argentinos Juniors - Presidents

Presidents

  • Pablo Paolella (1901-07)
  • Leandro Ravera Bianchi (1904-07)
  • Tomás Tericone (1907-11)
  • Teófilo Pebe (1911-16)
  • Emilio Couy (1916-22)
  • Pipo Manujovich (1922-27)
  • Juan Guglielmetti (1927-32)
  • Domingo Capitani (1932-39)
  • Gastón García Miramón (1939-43)
  • Emilio Ardoy (1943-47)
  • Antonio Delporto (1947-54)
  • Mario Fiore (1954-62)
  • Juan Bautista Molinari (1962-66)
  • Domingo Deker (1966-70)
  • Arturo Gracía Vázquez (1970-73)
  • Osvaldo Sanguinetti (1973-75)
  • Mariano Boggiano (1975-76)
  • Florentino Alem (1976-77)
  • Carlos Pascual Osorio, Juan Fiori & Omar Santiago Gallo (1977)
  • Próspero Víctor Cónsoli (1977-81)
  • Domingo Tesone (1981-92)
  • Luis Veiga (1992-95)
  • Ricardo Bravo (1995-96)
  • Oscar Giménez (1996-02)
  • Luis Segura (2002-Present)

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