Miguel Ángel Russo and all the titles he won as coach of Millonarios and Boca Juniors

The South American football world is mourning the passing of Miguel Ángel Russo, who left a significant legacy at several Argentine teams and, of course, remained in the hearts of all Millonarios fans. What titles did he win during his career as a coach?

According to information published by ESPN, a sports news site, Russo died at 69 from prostate cancer, a condition that had led to several hospitalizations in recent weeks. He was a man highly regarded, even by fans of other teams . During his time as a player, he made a difference, and in his career as a coach, he was able to achieve goals desired by various institutions. (See more: Why it's not a good idea to save leftover rice and eat it the next day.) Without a doubt, one of the most important coaches in the history of Argentine soccer, he also had the opportunity to showcase his talent while leading Millonarios de Bogotá.

What titles did Miguel Ángel Russo win?

The aforementioned portal reported that the strategist during his career won three National B championships (Second Division of Argentine soccer): Lanús (1991-92), Estudiantes de La Plata (1994-95) and Rosario Central (2012-13).

Additionally, he won four trophies in First Division tournaments: Vélez (Clausura 2005), Boca (Superliga 2019-20 and Copa de la Liga 2020-21) and Rosario Central (Copa de la Liga 2024).

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What do the rich study in Colombia, according to AI? The 8 careers that open doors) In this vein, he spent time coaching in Colombia, during a campaign in which he won two championships: the 2017 Finalization Tournament and the 2018 Super League. It's important to mention that one of his most important celebrations was winning the 2007 Copa Libertadores de América in a final where Boca defeated Gremio. Changes to the schedule for matchday 12 of Argentine soccer

The official Liga Profesional account posted a message confirming the postponement of the match between Barracas Central and Boca Juniors. The match was scheduled for next Saturday, October 11, but due to this death, the game will be played on another matchday, with dates yet to be confirmed.

(See more: The 4 professions that would be replaced by AI by 2030 in Colombia) “With deep sorrow, the Professional Football League mourns the passing of Miguel Ángel Russo and stands with his family, friends, and the entire Club Atlético Boca Juniors in this difficult time. We say goodbye to an iconic player and coach, and above all, a great person and example for all of Argentine football,” they noted.