Querétaro Fútbol Club — 2016/17 (around Victor Vucetich era)

• Club name: Querétaro Fútbol Club (commonly “Querétaro” or “Gallos Blancos”)
• Country/League: Mexico — Liga MX
• Head coach (around 2016–17): Víctor Manuel Vucetich — Vucetich was appointed in 2016 and is a veteran Mexican manager often nicknamed “El Rey Midas” for his success.
• Notable achievements in that period:
  • Querétaro reached the Liga MX Apertura 2016 final (player/club momentum built under Vucetich’s management). They finished as runners-up after losing the final.
  • The club also participated in domestic league play (Apertura 2016 and Clausura 2017) under Vucetich’s direction; his tenure helped raise the club’s profile.
• Key players (around 2016/17):
  • Diego González (midfielder)
  • Ángel Sepúlveda (forward)
  • Enrique Triverio (forward) — notable offensive presence
  • Washington Aguerre / Luis Michel (goalkeeper options during seasons around that time)
  • Camilo Sanvezzo had earlier been a key figure for Gallos but had left prior to 2016; squad rosters changed season-to-season.
• Stadium: Estadio Corregidora (Querétaro City) — home ground for Querétaro FC.
• Colors and nickname: Primary colors are navy and black (often blue/black); nickname “Gallos Blancos” (White Roosters), though kits vary by season.
• Context: Víctor Vucetich is a highly respected Mexican coach with multiple domestic titles; his appointment at Querétaro in 2016 was part of the club’s push to become more competitive in Liga MX. The Apertura 2016 final appearance was the club’s best recent result at that time.

Note: Specific squad lists, match results, and exact dates (appointments, departures) can be provided if needed for a particular tournament (Apertura 2016, Clausura 2017) or match. This summary focuses on the club and Vucetich’s role around the 2016/17 season.