Peru

San Simon

PeruFounded: 1950

History

Club Social Deportivo San Simón is a Peruvian football originally located in Moquegua, before moving to Magdalena del Mar (Lima).

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Founded in Moquegua on 5 January 1983, as Club Deportivo Comunitario Laboral San Simón, the club won the Copa Perú final in 2013, defeating Unión Huaral 2-0 and 2–3. This victory allowed them to play in the first division the following year, an experience that was short-lived as San Simón was relegated to the second division at the end of the season. They were even administratively relegated from the second division due to a debt of nearly one million soles and ultimately folded.

The club was re-established in Lima in 2017 under its current name thanks to the initiative of journalist Kenny Romero, who became its president. It has since participated in the Magdalena district league.

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Squad

#GoalkeepersAgeAppsGoals
B. Enríquez27130
E. Tomas10
#DefendersAgeAppsGoals
C. Acosta29101
N. Benites00
L. Carubini2300
D. Deza2590
E. Lengua3300
C. Moreno2100
C. Pabón27100
L. Teves00
J. Zamora29110
#MidfieldersAgeAppsGoals
E. Campos38130
D. Chávarri27112
A. Lizarbe28130
G. Morales24100
L. Pizarro00
J. Reyna50
E. Villalobos40
L. Yáñez34130
#ForwardsAgeAppsGoals
J. Carnero27121
O. Córdova00
L. Fernández1970
A. Monserrate3130