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(Redirected from Juan José Jayo) Peruvian footballer (born 1973) In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Jayo and the second or maternal family name is Legario.

Juan Jayo
Personal information
Full name	Juan José Jayo Legario
Date of birth	(1973-01-20) 20 January 1973 (age 52)
Place of birth	Changuillo District, Peru
Height	1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
Position(s)	Defensive midfielder
Team information
Current team	Sport Áncash (manager)
Youth career
	Alianza Lima
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1990–1998	Alianza Lima	214	(11)
1998–2000	Unión de Santa Fe	61	(1)
2000–2001	Celta de Vigo	14	(0)
2001–2002	Las Palmas	18	(0)
2002–2008	Alianza Lima	180	(10)
2008	José Gálvez	9	(0)
2009–2012	Alianza Lima	79	(1)
Total		575	(23)
International career
1994–2008	Peru	97	(1)
Managerial career
2015– 2017	Alianza Lima (assistant coach)
2018–	Walter Ormeño
2018	Alfredo Salinas
2018–	Sport Áncash
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Juan José Jayo Legario (born 20 January 1973) is a Peruvian football manager and former player. A defensive midfielder, he captained Alianza Lima in the 2012 Torneo Descentralizado.

Club career

Jayo played professional club football for a number of teams in South America and Spain. He has played 440 games for Alianza Lima in Peru and has had spells with Unión de Santa Fe in Argentina, then Celta de Vigo and Las Palmas in Spain.

In 2009, he had a one -year contract for Alianza Lima for his last career.

International career

Jayo was a member of the Peru national team, playing 97 matches and scoring 1 goal from his debut in 1994 until 2008.

Honours

Alianza Lima

Torneo Descentralizado: 1997, 2003, 2004, 2006
Apertura: 1997, 2004, 2006
Clausura: 1997, 2003

References

"Juan Jayo - International Appearances". RSSSF. Archived from the original on 2 February 2009.

External links

Juan Jayo at National-Football-Teams.com
Juan Jayo at rsssf

Preceded byErnesto Arakaki

Alianza Lima captain
2009–2012

Succeeded byHenry Quinteros

Peru squads

v t e Peru squad – 1995 Copa América
1 Miranda 2 Jorge Soto 3 Garcia 4 Olivares 5 Dulanto 6 José Soto 7 Baroni 8 Del Solar 9 Ramírez 10 Palacios 11 Pinillos 12 Yupanqui 13 Reynoso 14 Ubillús 15 Solano 16 Rivera 17 Jayo 18 Magallanes 19 Carty 20 Rodriguez 21 Quesada 22 Carranza Coach: Company

v t e Peru squad – 1999 Copa América
1 Ibáñez 2 Rebosio 3 Reynoso 4 Olivares 5 Guadalupe 6 José Soto 7 Solano 8 Jayo 9 Maestri 10 Palacios 11 Holsen 12 Miranda 13 Velasquez 14 Jorge Soto 15 Pereda 16 Mendoza 17 Chacón 18 Pizarro 19 Ciurlizza 20 Soria 21 Butrón 22 Zúñiga Coach: Oblitas

v t e Peru squad – 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup semi-finalists
1 Ibáñez 2 Huamán 3 Reynoso (c) 4 Salazar 5 José Soto 6 Rebosio 7 Solano 8 Jayo 9 Maestri 10 Palacios 11 Holsen 12 Flores 13 Ciurlizza 14 Jorge Soto 15 Zúñiga 16 Suárez 17 Pinillos 18 Sáenz 19 Lobatón 20 del Solar 23 Quinteros Coach: Maturana

v t e Peru squad – 2001 Copa América
1 Ibáñez 2 Zevallos 3 José Soto 4 Hidalgo 5 Pajuelo 6 J. F. Hernández 7 Lobatón 8 Jayo 10 É. Uribe 11 Muchotrigo 12 Flores 14 Jorge Soto 15 Salazar 16 García 18 Holsen 19 Vílchez 20 Del Solar 21 Bazán 23 L. Hernández 24 Tempone 25 Ascoy Coach: J. Uribe

v t e Peru squad – 2004 Copa América
1 Ibáñez 2 Acasiete 3 Rebosio 4 Soto 5 Hidalgo 6 Vílchez 7 Solano 8 Jayo 9 Maestri 10 Palacios 11 Olcese 12 Delgado 13 La Rosa 14 Pizarro (c) 15 Salas 16 Mendoza 17 Farfán 18 Pedro García 19 Ciurlizza 20 Zegarra 21 Butrón 22 Julio García Coach: Autuori

v t e Alianza Lima – managers
Rivero (1928–34) Sarmiento (1935–37) Quintana (1937–40) Villanueva (1940) Valdivieso (1941) Villanueva (1941) Arce (1942–43) Lobatón (1944) Manisse (1944) Arrillaga (1945) Castillo Ortega (1946) Magallanes (1946–48) Berastaín (1949) Aramburú (1949) Petrovich (1950) González (1951) Guzmán (1952–53) Mora (1953) Magallanes (1954–56) Scarone (1957–59) Huapaya (1960) Sánchez (1961) Jaime (1961–66) Pakozdi (1967) Castillo Ortega (1967) de Oliveira (1968) Jaime (1969) Bagnulo (1969–70) Jaime (1970) Jaime (1971) Gomes Nogueira (1971–72) Reynoso (1972) Georgiadis (1972) Bártoli (1973) Capristán (1973) R. Castillo (1973–74) Calderón (1975–76) J. Castillo (1976) Georgiadis (1976) Gonzáles (1977) Hohberg (1977–78) Tan (1979) Cubilla (1980) Zegarra (1981–82) J. Castillo (1982) Zegarra (1983) Tan (1984–85) Didi (1986) Cubilla (1987) J. Castillo (1987) Calderón (1987) R. Castillo (1988) Barack (1988) Cubillas (1988) Company (1989) Carlos Amaral (1990–91) Vilić (1991) R. Castillo (1991) Dellacha (1992) Cueto (1992) J. Castillo (1992) Arrué (1992–94) Brzić (1994–95) Estay (1995) Uribe (1995) Gil (1996) Pinto (1997–98) Ospina (1998–99) Arteaga (1999) Pinto (1999–2000) Bernades (2000) Zegarra (2000) Brzić (2001) Autuori (2001) Duarte (2001) Herráez (2001) Navarro (2002) Torres (2002–03) Costas (2003–04) Insúa (2005) Valencia (2005) Chale (2005) Pelusso (2006–07) Aguirre (2007) Arrué (2007–08) Soto (2008) Páez (2008) Costas (2009–11) Arrué (2011) Soto (2012) Valencia (2013) Pizarro (2013) Sanguinetti (2014–15) Roverano (2015) Pizarro (2015) Mosquera (2016) Jayo (2016) Bengoechea (2017–18) Russo (2019) Reyes (2019) Bengoechea (2019–20) Duarte (2020) M. Salas (2020) G. Salas (2020) Ahmed (2020) Bustos (2021–22) G. Salas (2022–23) Perea (2023) Larriera (2023) Restrepo (2024) Ortiz (2024) Soso (2024) Gorosito (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager

Alianza Lima – managers

Rivero (1928–34)
Sarmiento (1935–37)
Quintana (1937–40)
Villanueva (1940)
Valdivieso (1941)
Villanueva (1941)
Arce (1942–43)
Lobatón (1944)
Manisse (1944)
Arrillaga (1945)
Castillo Ortega (1946)
Magallanes (1946–48)
Berastaín (1949)
Aramburú (1949)
Petrovich (1950)
González (1951)
Guzmán (1952–53)
Mora (1953)
Magallanes (1954–56)
Scarone (1957–59)
Huapaya (1960)
Sánchez (1961)
Jaime (1961–66)
Pakozdi (1967)
Castillo Ortega (1967)
de Oliveira (1968)
Jaime (1969)
Bagnulo (1969–70)
Jaime (1970)
Jaime (1971)
Gomes Nogueira (1971–72)
Reynoso (1972)
Georgiadis (1972)
Bártoli (1973)
Capristán (1973)
R. Castillo (1973–74)
Calderón (1975–76)
J. Castillo (1976)
Georgiadis (1976)
Gonzáles (1977)
Hohberg (1977–78)
Tan (1979)
Cubilla (1980)
Zegarra (1981–82)
J. Castillo (1982)
Zegarra (1983)
Tan (1984–85)
Didi (1986)
Cubilla (1987)
J. Castillo (1987)
Calderón (1987)
R. Castillo (1988)
Barack (1988)
Cubillas (1988)
Company (1989)
Carlos Amaral (1990–91)
Vilić (1991)
R. Castillo (1991)
Dellacha (1992)
Cueto (1992)
J. Castillo (1992)
Arrué (1992–94)
Brzić (1994–95)
Estay (1995)
Uribe (1995)
Gil (1996)
Pinto (1997–98)
Ospina (1998–99)
Arteaga (1999)
Pinto (1999–2000)
Bernades (2000)
Zegarra (2000)
Brzić (2001)
Autuori (2001)
Duarte (2001)
Herráez (2001)
Navarro (2002)
Torres (2002–03)
Costas (2003–04)
Insúa (2005)
Valencia (2005)
Chale (2005)
Pelusso (2006–07)
Aguirre (2007)
Arrué (2007–08)
Soto (2008)
Páez (2008)
Costas (2009–11)
Arrué (2011)
Soto (2012)
Valencia (2013)
Pizarro (2013)
Sanguinetti (2014–15)
Roverano (2015)
Pizarro (2015)
Mosquera (2016)
Jayo (2016)
Bengoechea (2017–18)
Russo (2019)
Reyes (2019)
Bengoechea (2019–20)
Duarte (2020)
M. Salas (2020)
G. Salas (2020)
Ahmed (2020)
Bustos (2021–22)
G. Salas (2022–23)
Perea (2023)
Larriera (2023)
Restrepo (2024)
Ortiz (2024)
Soso (2024)
Gorosito (2025–)

v t e Sport Áncash – managers
Felandro (1978) Alzamendi (2007) Torres (2007–08) Asca (2008–09) Ferrín (2009) Flores (2009–10) Mosquera (2010) Melgar (2011) Oropesa (2012) Bullón (2013) Torres (2013) Bullón (2015) Melgar (2016) Bullón (2016) Nunes (2016) Huaranga (2016) Maltese (2016–17) Guerrero (2017) Maldonado (2017–18) Redher (2018) Tatangelo (2018) Jayo (2018) Gómez (2019) Fernández (2019) Méndez (2022) Huaranga (2022–) (c) = caretaker manager

Sport Áncash – managers

Felandro (1978)
Alzamendi (2007)
Torres (2007–08)
Asca (2008–09)
Ferrín (2009)
Flores (2009–10)
Mosquera (2010)
Melgar (2011)
Oropesa (2012)
Bullón (2013)
Torres (2013)
Bullón (2015)
Melgar (2016)
Bullón (2016)
Nunes (2016)
Huaranga (2016)
Maltese (2016–17)
Guerrero (2017)
Maldonado (2017–18)
Redher (2018)
Tatangelo (2018)
Jayo (2018)
Gómez (2019)
Fernández (2019)
Méndez (2022)
Huaranga (2022–)

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