Estadio Miguel Chocorrón Buitrago: Stadium in Managua

The new Estadio Miguel Chocorrón Buitrago sits in the vieja Managua, replacing the old Estadio Thomas Cranshaw. It opened in November 2025, funded by the Government of Nicaragua and the Municipality. The ground has a capacity of 2,000 and a FIFA PRO certified artificial grass surface.

It is part of the Complejo Deportivo Dignidad, which also houses five baseball fields, a Sports Hall of Fame, and a Sports Museum. The primary tenant is expected to be Managua FC, though clubs like Juventus, Ferretti, and UNAN may also use it.

The first match was a Liga Primera fixture between Club Deportivo Walter Ferretti and ART Jalapa on the day of inauguration. The stadium was named in honor of former footballer Miguel "Chocorrón" Buitrago.

Construction cost 400 million córdobas. The attendance record is not available.

Date	Match	Score
11 Sep	Managua FC — Real Estelí	1:1
4 Sep	Managua FC — Diriangén	3:3
23 Aug	Managua FC — H&H Export	6:1
26 Jul	Managua FC — Jalapa	3:0
19 Jul	Managua FC — Rancho Santana	2:1
12 Jul	Managua FC — Rancho Santana	2:0
30 Apr	Managua FC — Matagalpa	2:4
26 Apr	Managua FC — Diriangén	4:1

Date

Match

Score

11 Sep

Managua FC — Real Estelí

1:1

4 Sep

Managua FC — Diriangén

3:3

23 Aug

Managua FC — H&H Export

6:1