Little by little in history! Gustavo Quinteros surpasses Claudio Borghi’s mark in Colo Colo

Gustavo Quinteros works together with his squad to go in search of the two-time championship in 2023. While the Argentine strategist focuses on the debut against Deportes Copiapó, there is a statistic that makes the Colocolino coach happy. During the day, Quinteros marked a milestone on the Alba bench, surpassing a record set by Claudio Borghi.

The coach who arrived at Popular on October 6, 2020 completed exactly 835 days at the command of the Eternal Champion, passing Bichi in the ranking of the coaches who have been on the Cacique’s bench the most.

This way, the current Colo Colo strategist ranks seventh among the coaches who have led the Pedrero team for the longest consecutive time. Thus, in the coming months, Quinteros will also seek to catch up with Jaime Pizarro, who spent a total of 908 days between 2001 and 2004; he will be able to surpass that mark on April 3rd.

Who are the technicians who have lasted the longest on the Colo Colo bench?

Despite surpassing Borghi in the ranking, Quinteros has a long way to go to reach the top of the ranking. This then, the leader is Pedro García, who spent 1,772 days on the Popular bench, behind him, appears Arturo Salah with 1,646while the top 3 completes it Luis Alamos with 1,281.

1. Pedro García (February 28, 1981 – January 5, 1986): 1,772 days
2. Arturo Salah (February 22, 1986 – August 26, 1990): 1,646 days
3. Luis Álamos (March 19, 1972 – September 21, 1975): 1,281 days
4. Mirko Jozic (September 6, 1990 – January 8, 1994): 1,220 days
5. Gustavo Benítez (February 11, 1995 – February 13, 1998): 1,098 days
6. Jaime Pizarro (December 18, 2001 – June 13, 2004): 908 days
7. Gustavo Quinteros (October 6, 2020-present)
8. Claudio Borghi (December 13, 2005 – March 26, 2008): 834 days

Thus, Gustavo Quinteros, after overcoming the Kaiser, will be able to become the coach who has lasted the longest in the 21st century as Colo Colo’s coach.