ADET

ADET

Full name	Asociación Deportiva El Tránsito
Nickname(s)	Los Venados
Founded	1974
Dissolved	2001
Ground	Estadio Hanz Usko, La Libertad, El Salvador
Capacity	3,000
Home colours

Asociación Deportiva El Tránsito, commonly known just as ADET, was a professional soccer club located in La Libertad, that participated in Primera División de Fútbol Profesional until 2001.

History

The club played its home games at Estadio Hanz Usko, La Libertad. In 1993/94 they were renamed Baygón ADET, only to have it changed back a year later.^[1]

License sold to San Salvador F.C.

ADET sold their rights to the new team San Salvador F.C. before the 2002 Clausura, also selling most of their squads and staff. The club then ceased operations.

Notable players

Julio Guzman (1986-1990) Eraldo Correia (1992-1993) Fernando De Moura (1995–1997) Joao Da Silva (1995–1996) Juan Carlos Cachimba (1997–1998) Carlos Castro Borja (1986) Ronald Cerritos (1994–1995) Carlos Francisco Contreras (1988–1995) Reinaldo Portillo (1993) Erick Dowson Prado (1994-1996 & 1997-1998) Henry Hernández Miguel Montes (2000-2001) Juan Carlos Panameño (1998-2000) Mario Pablo Quintanilla

Mauricio Quintanilla (1991-2001) Santos Rivera (1993-1999) Douglas Vidal Jiménez (1994–1996) Oscar Galan.(Capitan) Edward Cocherari (1998-2000) Julio César Arzú Paulino Castillo (1997–1998) Jorge Armando "Tin" Martinez (1996–1997) Karl Roland Rudy Williams (1994–1995) Manuel "Loco" Dávila Rubén Alonso Fernando Currutchet (1988–1995) Rony Rigoberto Almendarez Cortez (1988–1997) Jaime Torres (1999-2001) Luis Calles (1991-1996)

Head coaches

• Ricardo Lopez Tenorio (1983)
• Victor Pacheco (1987-1988)
• Jorge Alberto Cruz (1990-1991)
• Juan Quarterone (1999–2000)

Presidents

• Héctor Palomo Sol

Winners of Man shot Chart Salvadoran Newspaper

• Carlos Contreras (Clausura 2000) Goals Scored (11)

Home stadiums

• Estadio Hanz Usko

References

1. El Salvador - List of Final Tables - RSSSF