Luis Fernando Tena

Luis Fernando Tena is a 68-year-old football coach at Guatemala, born on January 20, 1958. Follow Luis Fernando Tena on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Luis Fernando Tena is at Guatemala alongside Aaron Herrera, Antonio Lopez, Arquimides Ordonez, Carlos Aguilar, Carlos Estrada, Darwin Lom, Diego Santis, Elmer Cardoza, Jonathan Franco, Jose Ardon, Jose Carlos Pinto, José Morales, Jose Rosales, Kenderson Navarro, Kevin Ramirez, Luis Moran, Matthew Evans, Nicholas Hagen, Nicolas Samayoa, Olger Escobar, Oscar Castellanos, Oscar Santis, Pedro Altan, Rodrigo Saravia, Rubio Rubin, Rudy Munoz, and Stheven Robles. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Luis Fernando Tena's career has included time at Atlético San Cristóbal as a player and FC Juarez, Chivas, Queretaro FC, Leon, Cruz Azul, Mexico, Mexico U23, and Mexico U22 as a coach.

Luis Fernando Tena is from Mexico, and the national teams include Alexis Gutiérrez, Angel Sepulveda, Armando Gonzalez, Brian Gutierrez, Bryan Gonzalez, Carlos Acevedo, Carlos Rodriguez, César Montes, Denzell Garcia, Diego Lainez, Edson Álvarez, Eduardo Aguila, Erick Sánchez, Erik Lira, Everardo Del Villar, Fidel Ambriz, German Berterame, Gilberto Mora, Hirving Lozano, Iker Fimbres, Israel Reyes, Jesus Gallardo, Jesus Orozco, Johan Vásquez, Jorge Ruvalcaba, Jorge Sánchez, Jose Rangel, Kevin Álvarez, Kevin Castaneda, Luis Malagon, Luis Romo, Marcel Ruiz, Mateo Chavez, Obed Vargas, Orbelin Pineda, Ramon Juarez, Raul Jiménez, Richard Ledezma, Roberto Alvarado, Victor Guzman, Celeste Espino, Kenti Robles, Aaliyah Farmer, Rebeca Bernal, Scarlett Camberos, Alice Soto, María Sánchez, Alexia Delgado, Charlyn Corral, Stephany Mayor, Jacqueline Ovalle, Itzel Velasco, Fátima Servín, Greta Espinoza, Ivonne Gutiérrez, Karla Nieto, Myra Delgadillo, Reyna Reyes, Montserrat Saldívar, Nicolette Hernández, Esthefanny Barreras, Diana Ordóñez, and Kim Rodríguez. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Luis Fernando Tena has won 4 titles: Concacaf Champions Cup (2013/2014) with Cruz Azul, Olympics (2012 London) and Olympic Qualifying Concacaf (2012) with Mexico U23, and Pan American Games (2011) with Mexico U22.

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