Diego Agurto

Arriving at Sport Boys in 1950 on the recommendation of his brother Enrique Agurto, a player for the club, Diego Agurto made his debut at the age of 23 in central defense, a position he would hold until the end of his career. He won the Peruvian championship with Sport Boys twice, in 1951 and 1958. A Peruvian international, Agurto played two matches against Panama (a 7–1 victory) and Uruguay (a 2–5 defeat) in the 1952 Panamerican Championship in Santiago, Chile. == Managerial career ==

After becoming a coach, Diego Agurto managed Sport Boys in 1968, and again six years later. In 1974, at the helm of Unión Huaral, he led the team to the Peruvian league runner-up title and participated in the 1975 Copa Libertadores. He secured a second Copa Perú with another Talara club, IMI Talara, in 1998. == Honours ==

Player Sport Boys • Peruvian Primera División (2): 1951, 1958 Manager Atlético Torino • Copa Perú: 1994 IMI Talara • Copa Perú: 1998 == References ==