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Argentine football manager

Juan Parodi was an Argentine football coach who coached the Ecuador national team at the 1941 and 1942 South American Championships. The team lost all ten matches that they played under his leadership.

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v t e Ecuador squad – 1941 South American Championship
MF Aguirre FW Alcívar DF Angulo FW Cevallos FW Contreras Delgado FW Freire MF Garnica Gavilanez FW Herrera DF Hungría DF Laurido MF Mendoza MF Merino GK Molina MF Peralta FW Raymondi Chávez MF Romo GK Santoliva FW Stacey FW Suárez Rizzo Coach: Parodi

v t e Ecuador squad – 1942 South American Championship
GK Medina GK Vásquez DF Hungría DF Laurido DF Ronquillo DF Zurita MF Aguirre MF Álvarez MF L. Mendoza MF Merino MF Peralta MF Sempértegui MF Torres MF Zambrano FW Abril FW Acevedo FW Alcívar FW Cevallos FW Gavilánez FW Herrera FW Jiménez FW J. Mendoza Coach: Parodi

v t e Ecuador national football team – managers
Lamas (1938) Unamuno (1939) Parodi (1941–42) Orlandini (1945) Unamuno (1947) Planas (1949) Esperón (1953) Díaz (1955) Spandre (1957) López (1959–60) Montalván (1963) Rodríguez (1965) Montalván (1966) Nogueira (1969) Guerra (1970) Lazo (1972) Resquín (1973) Máspoli (1975–77) Guerra (1977–79) Morales (1979–80) Vieira (1981) Hohberg (1981–82) Guerra (1983) Ferreira (1984–85) Grimaldi (1986–87) Drašković (1988–93) Garcés (1994) Ron (1994) Maturana (1995–97) Carrera (1998) Sevilla (1999) Gómez (1999–2004) Suárez (2004–07) Vizuete (2007–10) Rueda (2010–14) Vizuete (2014–15) Quinteros (2015–17) Célico (2017–18) Gómez (2018–19) Célico (2019–20) Cruyff (2020) Alfaro (2020–23) Sánchez (2023–24) Beccacece (2024–)

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