Estadio José Manuel Moreno, Football stadium in Merlo Partido, Argentina

Estadio José Manuel Moreno is a football stadium in Merlo featuring a natural grass pitch and open stands that hold around 5,000 spectators. Located at the corner of Huergo and Ramallo near Parque San Martín, it regularly hosts football matches and local sporting events.

The ground began with only a perimeter fence, and the changing rooms stood behind what is now the away stand; two broadcast booths were later built above the new changing rooms. The first stand was raised along the Huergo street side after the club's 1976 promotion to the Primera C. A wooden away stand, then the platea and a wooden home stand followed, and in 2000 members built the current booths and concrete home stand. The away stand was rebuilt in concrete for 3,800 people, the local popular stand was reopened enlarged in 2013, and the Doctor Guillermo Tomas platea opened in 2017.

The stadium serves as home to CSD Merlo and draws local fans who come to support the team during Primera B Nacional matches. It has become a gathering place where the community expresses its passion for football.

Access is straightforward since the stadium sits at a marked corner near a public park and is easy to find. Visitors should plan their visit around match days when the grounds are most active and the experience is at its best.

The ground is named after José Manuel Moreno, the "Charro", who coached Club Social y Deportivo Merlo in the late 1970s. The visiting stand holds 3,800 people, and the local popular stand was reopened in 2013 with its capacity enlarged.