Colo Colo have secured their 35th Primera División title, and the achievement carries a personal milestone for club president Aníbal Mosa. Despite a turbulent year off the pitch, the Chilean giants got the league crown they were after, and Mosa has emerged as the most decorated official in the club’s history.
According to AS Chile journalist Luis Reyes, Mosa now holds the record for the most trophies won by a Colo Colo executive. The businessman from Puerto Montt has collected 14 titles while in a leadership role, surpassing Jorge Vergara Núñez, who celebrated 13 cups across two spells in the 1980s and 1990s but never became club president.
Nine trophies as president
Since joining Colo Colo in 2012, Mosa has added six Primera División championships, four Copa Chile trophies and four Supercopas to his personal haul. Nine of those honours came during his time as president of the club.
Looking only at titles won while in the presidency, Mosa remains second on the all-time list with nine. He trails Peter Dragicevic, who has 10 championships from his time in charge, won between 1985 and 1991 and again from 1995 to 2002.
Source: www.adnradio.cl
