A familiar face for Delfino: Acevedo's spells under the gaffer | OneFootball

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·28 August 2026

A familiar face for Delfino: Acevedo's spells under the gaffer

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Héctor Jonás Acevedo (born on February 6, 1997, in Concarán, San Luis) is an Argentine attacking midfielder and left winger. He came through the youth ranks of San Lorenzo, the club with which he made his professional debut in 2017.

Throughout his career, Acevedo has stood out as a skillful and unbalancing player, with strong vision and a highly notable left-footed strike.


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Summary of his club career

  • San Lorenzo (2017–2019): He made his official debut in the Primera División under Diego Aguirre. With limited chances to establish himself, he began a series of loan spells at different clubs.
  • Ramón Santamarina de Tandil (2019–2020): He moved to the Primera Nacional to gain playing time. He delivered standout performances in the second division.
  • Quilmes (2020–2021): He continued his development at the Cervecero, where he regained consistency and showed strong goal-scoring form in the second tier.
  • Huracán (2021–2022 / 2023): El Globo signed him to bring him back to the Primera División. He had two spells at the Parque Patricios club, separated by loan moves.
  • Patronato (2022): He was part of a historic squad for the club from Entre Ríos. Despite relegation due to the points-average system, the team won the historic 2022 Copa Argentina after defeating Talleres in the final.
  • Instituto de Córdoba (2023–Present): He joined “La Gloria,” where he managed to firmly establish himself in the starting squad in the top division.

Teams where he was coached by Iván Delfino

The footballing relationship between Jonás Acevedo and Iván Delfino is key to understanding the player’s strong performances in decisive moments, to the point that the coach specifically asked for him again during the transfer window:

Santamarina (2019–2020)

Delfino was the coach who trusted Acevedo when he had to leave San Lorenzo to gain experience in the always challenging Primera Nacional. Under his guidance, the midfielder logged valuable minutes, refined his role as a winger, and became one of the main attacking weapons of that Tandil side.

Patronato (2022):

Their paths crossed again at the start of the 2022 Primera División season. Delfino (who was already a club legend after the 2015 promotion) asked for him as a reinforcement to build Patronato’s midfield. Although the coach’s spell in that period was brief due to early results, Acevedo made the most of that trust and ended up being one of the squad’s standout performers for the rest of the year.

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