Javier Sanguinetti

Argentine central defender who holds Banfield record with over 400 First Division appearances across nearly two-decade playing career, serving as captain for extended periods and representing one of club's most loyal and influential defenders.

Transitioned to coaching as assistant under Julio César Falcioni at Banfield, contributing to historic Torneo Apertura 2009 championship—first-ever top-division title in club history—before moving into similar roles across Argentine football.

Achieved Copa de la Liga Profesional 2020 runner-up finish with Banfield and notable Copa de la Liga 2022 performance with Newell's Old Boys, reaching upper group standings with 4-0 victory over Atlético Tucumán and classical derby triumph.

Managed across Argentine and international football (Paraguay, Chile) with mixed competitive results, accumulating 223 total matches as head coach (69 wins, 77 draws, 77 losses, 42.45% effectiveness) across multiple clubs at varying competitive levels.

Experienced manager of established Argentine institutions including Banfield, Newell's Old Boys, and other top-flight clubs, demonstrating sustained presence in professional coaching despite inconsistent trophy outcomes and regular employment transitions.