Ignacio Quintana
Ignacio Quintana is a Mexican football manager who manages the Panama women's national football team.
Early life
Quintana was born in Mexico City, Mexico.[1]
Playing career
Quintana played football at an amateur level.[2]
Managerial career
In 2021, he was appointed manager of the Panama women's national football team.[3] He helped Panama have equal salaries and conditions between the men's and women's national teams.[4] He helped Panama qualify for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, their first Women's World Cup.[5] He holds a A coaching license.[6]
He has worked for CONCACAF as a coaching license instructor.[7] He has also worked as assistant for the Nicaragua women's national football team.[8] Before that, he worked as a youth manager at Reforma and Lioness FC.[9]
Personal life
Quintana is nicknamed "Nacho".[10] He is a supporter of Mexican side Necaxa and has two older sisters and an older brother.[1]
References
- ^ a b "Nacho Quintana en la cita esperada". laestrella.com.pa.
- ^ "Nacho Quintana y el sueño de todo". oncediario.com.
- ^ "Nacho Quintana alista el plan de trabajo para la repesca mundialista". midiario.com.
- ^ "¿Quién es Ignacio Quintana, D.T mexicano que ha ayudado a impulsar la equidad entre la Selección Panamá femenil y varonil?". espn.com.
- ^ "Emerging talents raise Panamanian hopes".
- ^ "Ignacio Quintana, el DT mexicano que lleva a Panamá". sopitas.com.
- ^ "Conoce a Nacho Quintana". rpctv.com.
- ^ "¿Quién es Ignacio Quintana, el técnico que hizo historia con la Selección de Panamá?". debate.com.mx.
- ^ "¿Quién es Ignacio Quintana, el estratega mexicano que sí va a la Copa Mundial Femenina 2023?".
- ^ "El mexicano 'Nacho' Quintana pide una Liga más fuerte para impulsar a Panamá". infobae.com.
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Current managers of CONCACAF women's national teams
- Gooden (Anguilla)
- Joseph (Antigua and Barbuda)
- Albertsz (Aruba)
- Bain (Bahamas)
- Harte (Barbados)
- Casimiro (Belize)
- Robinson (Bermuda)
- Gomez (Bonaire)
- Vacant (British Virgin Islands)
- Priestman (Canada)
- Johnson (Cayman Islands)
- Rubido (Costa Rica)
- Cuff (Cuba)
- Gorré (Curaçao)
- Gustave (Dominica)
- Parra (Dominican Republic)
- Acuña (El Salvador)
- None (French Guiana)
- Rennie (Grenada)
- Deglas (Guadeloupe)
- Alemán (Guatemala)
- Khan (Guyana)
- Gonçalves (Haiti)
- Banegas (Honduras)
- Busby Jr. (Jamaica)
- Civault (Martinique)
- López (Mexico)
- None (Montserrat)
- Bueno (Nicaragua)
- Quintana (Panama)
- González (Puerto Rico)
- Phipps (Saint Kitts and Nevis)
- Anderson (Saint Lucia)
- None (Saint Martin)
- Huggins (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines)
- None (Sint Maarten)
- Jeroe (Suriname)
- Hood (Trinidad and Tobago)
- Lawrence (Turks and Caicos Islands)
- Hayes (United States)
- Zavala (United States Virgin Islands)
- (c) – caretaker manager
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