The 1994–95 CD Toluca season is the 78th campaign in existence and 45th consecutive season in the top flight division of Mexican football.
Summary In summertime Grupo Modelo reinforced the squad with several transfers in: young Hondurian Striker Carlos Alberto Pavón,Desafíe a Ismael - La Prensa Argentine Forward Claudio Spontón, Hugo Guerra, Jesús Alfaro, César Suárez, and Forward Martín Simental. Two decisions affected the club performance: the best player Roberto Depietri left the club after 4 superb campaigns and not renewing the contract for Blas Giunta. Meanwhile, a promising Carlos Pavón scoring goals was cut by the club board due to his matches abroad representing Honduras National Football Team, the same fate followed young talents Sigifredo Mercado and Ricardo Velázquez and the season became "an authentic Hell" for "Diablos".
The chaotic campaign was due to four different managers until Luis Garisto took the job and managing the season on a 16th league spot. The squad suffered 18 lost matches the worst record ever. During mid-season arrived future club legend Forward Jose Cardozo who was injured 8 weeks and scoring his first goal upon March. Owing to the campaign disaster, Grupo Modelo sacked Fernandez del Cojo and appointed Sergio Pelaez Farell as new club president for the next season.
Squad
Transfers In Pos. Name from Type GK Jesus AlfaroCorrecaminos UAT DF Cesar Suarez Atlante FC FW Martin Simental Toros Hidalgo FW Carlos Pavon Real España FW Claudio Spontón CA Platense Out Pos. Name To Type MF Roberto Depietri CA Talleres FW Nildeson Correcaminos UAT MF Apolinar Cortes Toros Neza MF Rafael Jardon Atlético Morelia MF Rogelio Romero Santos Laguna MF Mario Ordiales Santos Laguna
Winter In Pos. Name from Type FW Jose Cardozo Olimpia Out Pos. Name To Type FW Carlos Pavon San Luis F.C.
Competitions
La Liga
League table
Group 3
General table
Results by round
Matches
Statistics
Goalscorers 8. Marcelino Bernal
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