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| Full name | Audax Club Sportivo Italiano, SADP [1] | ||
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| Nickname(s) | Los Tanos Los Itálicos Audinos | ||
| Founded | November 30, 1910; 113 years ago (1910-11-30) | ||
| Ground | Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida La Florida, Chile | ||
| Capacity | 12,000 | ||
| Chairman | Gonzalo Cilley | ||
| Manager | Francisco Arrué | ||
| League | Campeonato Nacional | ||
| 2023 | Primera División, 13th of 16 | ||
| Website | Club website | ||
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Audax Club Sportivo Italiano (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈawðaks itaˈljano]) is a Chilean football club based in La Florida. Founded in 1910, it plays in the Campeonato Nacional and has spent most of its history in the top tier of Chilean football. Audax has been national champions four times, joint sixth alongside Magallanes. The club also achieved three Copa Chile runner-up finishes in 1981, 1998 and 2018.
The club had their first major success in 1936, when they won the league title. During the 1940s, Audax won two further titles in 1946 and 1948, and a fourth in 1957.
The club was founded by Italian residents in Santiago, on November 30, 1910, as Audax Club Ciclista Italiano in Alberto Caffi's hat store, and was originally focused on cycling. As football developed quickly in Santiago, in 1917 the club began participating in that sport, and in 1922, when the popularity of football increased within Audax's supporters, the club changed its name to Audax Club Sportivo Italiano.
In January 2007, the club was transformed into a limited liability corporation, and changed its name to Audax Italiano La Florida, adding the name of the comuna in which it's always been located.
The club has always been a regular protagonist in Chilean football, but had never been able to participate in any major international competition until 2007, when they played in the Copa Libertadores. As a club founded by immigrants, it has a special rivalry with the other immigrant clubs Unión Española (founded by Spaniards) and Palestino (founded by Palestinian Arabs).
Current squad of Audax Italiano as of 29 May 2022
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Sources: Audax Official Web Site
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Manager: Francisco Arrué
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Claudio Borghi Franco Di Santo
Félix Corte Carlos Villanueva Marcelo Zunino [es] Bruno Iacoponi [es] Gino Iacoponi
Salvador CabañasInterim coaches appear in italics.
Carlos Giudice (1936-1937, 1939) Raúl Marchant (1938, 1941-1943) José Luis Boffi (1944-1945) Raúl Marchant (1945-1946) Bruno Iacoponi (1946) Salvador Nocetti (1947-1948)
Ladislao Pakozdi (1951) Mario Pretto (1953-1954) Roberto Scarone (1955) Ladislao Pakozdi (1956-1957) Luis Tirado (1959) Enrique Sorrel (1959-1960) Janos Schwanner (1961) Martín García (1962) Hernán Carrasco (1963) Ladislao Pakozdi (1964) Sergio Cruzat (1965) Salvador Biondi (1966) Luis Álamos (1967-1969) Ramiro Cortés (1969) Salvador Biondi (1970) José Santos Arias (1971) Claudio Ramírez (1971) Donato Hernández (1972) Jorge Venegas (1972) Julio Menadier (1973) José Cárdenas (1974) Dante Pesce (1975) Hernán Godoy (1975-1976)
Adolfo Rodríguez (1976) Hernán Godoy (1976-1977) Orlando Aravena (1977) Armando Tobar (1978) Néstor Isella (1978-1979) Vicente Cantatore (1979) Aurelio Valenzuela (1979) Salvador Biondi (1979) Néstor Isella (1979-1980) Hernán Godoy (1980-1981) Hugo Berly (1981-1982) Pedro Morales (1982) Sasha Mitjaew (1983) Caupolican Peña (1983) Roque Mercury (1983) Jorge Venegas (1984) Jaime Campos (1984) Hernán Godoy (1985) Francisco Hormazábal (1985-1986) Isaac Carrasco (1986) Rosauro Parra (1986) Leonel Herrera (1987-1988) Victoriano Álvarez (1988) Ramón Climent (1988) Hernán Godoy (1988-1990) Rosauro Parra (1990) Sasha Mitjaew (1990-1991) Victoriano Álvarez (1991) José González V. (1992) Miguel Hermosilla (1993) Óscar Meneses (1993-1994) Jorge Aravena (1995) Roberto Hernández (1996-1997) Oscar Malbernat (1997-1999) Óscar del Solar (2000-2001) Hernán Godoy (2001-2002) Claudio Borghi (2002-2003) Roberto Hernández (2003-2005) Jaime Pizarro (2005) Óscar Meneses (2005) Eduardo Ahumada (2005)[2] Raúl Toro (2006-2008) Pablo Marini (2009-2010) Marcelo Barticciotto (2010) Omar Labruna (2010-2012) Pablo Marini (2012-2013) Jorge Ghiso (2013) Jaime Rubilar (2013-2014) Jorge Pellicer (2014-2016) Hugo Vilches (2016-2018) Juan José Ribera (2018-2019) Francisco Meneghini (2020) José Calderón (2020) Pablo Sánchez (2020-2021) Ronald Fuentes (2022) Juan José Ribera (2022) Manuel Fernández (2023) José Calderón (2023) Luca Marcogiuseppe (2023) Francisco Arrué (2023) Walter Erviti (2024) Nelson Tapia (2024) Francisco Arrué (2024-)
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Original Primera División clubs, 1933
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