Gustavo Quinteros

Gustavo Quinteros is a 61-year-old football coach at Independiente, born on 15 de febrero de 1965. Follow Gustavo Quinteros on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Gustavo Quinteros is at Independiente alongside Enzo Franco, Jhonny Quinonez, Matias Perello, Mauro Zurita, Santiago Ayala, Joaquin Blázquez, Milton Valenzuela, Santiago Arias, Rodrigo Fernandez, Nicolas Freire, Santiago Gabriel Montiel, Lautaro Millan, Gabriel Avalos, Luciano Cabral, Federico Mancuello, Juan Fedorco, Mateo Perez Curci, Walter Mazzantti, Matias Abaldo, Facundo Zabala, Iván Marcone, Josias Palais, Ignacio Pussetto, Kevin Lomonaco, Maximiliano Gutierrez, Leonardo Godoy, Tomas Parmo, Gonzalo Bordon, Rodrigo Rey, Lucas Lavagnino, Sebastian Valdez, Joel Medina, Luciano Barros Ayala, Jonathan De Irastorza, Ignacio Malcorra, Mathias De Las Carreras, Fernando Closter, and Santino Viollaz. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Gustavo Quinteros's career has included time at San Lorenzo, The Strongest, and San Jose as a player and Gremio, Velez Sarsfield, Colo Colo, Tijuana, Universidad Catolica, Al-Wasl, Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Alem, Al Nassr FC, Ecuador, Emelec, and Bolivia as a coach.

On the international stage, Gustavo Quinteros has represented Bolivia.

Gustavo Quinteros is from Bolivia, and the national teams include Bruno Miranda, Bruno Poveda, Carlos Lampe, Carlos Melgar, Carmelo Algaranaz, Diego Arroyo, Diego Medina, Dieguito Rodriguez, Enzo Monteiro, Ervin Vaca, Fernando Nava, Gabriel Villamil, Geronimo Govea, Guillermo Viscarra, Hector Cuellar, Henry Vaca, Jose Martinez, Jose Sagredo, Juan Godoy, Julio Herrera, Leonardo Justiniano, Leonardo Zabala, Lucas Chavez, Lucas Macazaga, Luis Banegas, Luis Haquin, Luis Paz, Marcelo Timoran, Marcelo Torres, Maximo Mamani, Miguelito, Moises Paniagua, Moises Villarroel, Nicolas Villarroel, Oscar Lopez, Ramiro Vaca, Richet Gomez, Roberto Fernandez, Robson Matheus, Wilson Alvarez, Yomar Rocha, Karen Rodríguez, Karla Ticona, Mary Kalaf, Mayli Miranda, Ilsen Rodríguez, and Alison Mamani. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Gustavo Quinteros has won 9 titles: Liga Profesional (2024) with Velez Sarsfield, Super Cup (2022), Primera Division (2022), and Cup (2023, 2021) with Colo Colo, Super Cup (2019) and Cuadrangular Vina del Mar (2019) with Universidad Catolica, and Liga Pro (2014, 2013) with Emelec.

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