câu lạc bộ bóng đá millonarios In July 2007, Osorio left Millonarios to manage Major League Soccer side Chicago Fire , and he was replaced with Martín Lasarte; [ 11 ] after a brief, but very unsuccessful period with Lasarte, Millonarios then hired Argentinian Mario Vanemerak as their new manager. Under Vanemerak, Millonarios began to shine again, most notably in the 2007 Copa Sudamericana . Although they had a scare in the first stage, where they just barely edged Peruvian club Coronel Bolognesi on penalties, they went on to eliminate several powerful teams, including beating rivals Nacional 3–2 and then shutting out Brazilian champions São Paulo 3–0 in the quarter-finals. Millonarios was eventually eliminated by Mexican side Club América 5–2 on aggregate to put their run to an end, but the club had a less impressive performance in the 2007 Finalizacion, finishing eleventh in the table and missing out on the playoffs.. câu lạc bộ bóng đá đồng nai Bạn có từng nghe về “El Dorado” – giai đoạn vàng son của Millonarios những năm 1950, khi họ thu hút nhiều siêu sao quốc tế, kể cả Alfredo Di Stéfano? câu lạc bộ bóng đá köln The first team to be called Millonarios consisted of: Carlos Álvarez, Antenor Rodríguez (captain), Ignacio "Nacho" Izquierdo, Alfredo Cuezzo, Alfonso "Che" Piedrahíta, Óscar Sabransky, Vicente Lucífero, Antonio Ruiz Díaz, Luis Timón, José Antonio "Mico" Zapata, and Antonio Martínez.
