Juanvi Peinado

Juan Vicente "Juanvi" Peinado Fernández (born 26 June 1973) is a Spanish retired footballer who played as a goalkeeper, and the current assistant manager of Dutch club Ajax.

Playing career Born in Madrid, Peinado began his career with San Bruno, before making his senior debut with Tercera División side Carabanchel. He joined Segunda División B side Getafe in 1993, but was a backup to during the season as the club achieved promotion to the Segunda División.

Peinado subsequently played for fellow third division sides Fuenlabrada and Móstoles, before moving to Atlético Valdemoro in the regional leagues in 2000 after the birth of his son. He later played for Moscardó in the fourth division and Mensajero in the third tier before retiring in 2002, aged 29.

In February 2005, after the arrival of Quique Estebaranz at Leganés, Peinado joined his staff as a goalkeeping coach; he also became the manager of the reserves in division four. before joining the youth sides of Villarreal in October of that year. He returned to Alcobendas in 2011, and remained in charge until March 2013.

In October 2013, Peinado was named at the helm of Rayo Vallecano's Juvenil B team. In March 2015, he took over the reserves in the third tier, but was unable to avoid relegation.

Peinado left Rayo B on 12 June 2017, and was named at the helm of fellow fourth division side Móstoles URJC three days later. Sacked on 28 November, he joined the staff of Antonio Iriondo the following 5 July, as his assistant. He followed Lopetegui to English sides Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Ham United, both in the same role.

On 14 January 2026, Peinado returned to managerial duties after being appointed at the helm of Primera Federación side Guadalajara. Unable to avoid relegation, he left on 2 June, and was appointed as an assistant of Míchel at Ajax later on that month.

Managerial statistics

+ Managerial record by team and tenureTeamNatFromToRecord Leganés B 7 February 20059 January 2006 Alcobendas Sport 1 July 200912 October 2009 Alcobendas Sport 1 July 201131 March 2013 Rayo Vallecano B 10 March 201512 June 2017 Móstoles URJC 15 June 201728 November 2017 Guadalajara 14 January 20262 June 2026 Career total—