Constantino Segundo Mohor Sanhueza (17 September 1934 – 30 December 2018) was a Chilean football player and

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Club career

Early years

Born in Los Sauces, Chile, Mohor represented the team of the

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commune at the age of 16 and the team of the same city a year later, playing also for the teams of another communes such as

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, Los Ángeles and

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. Then, he represented the team of

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in regional tournaments where competed teams of industries such as Fanaloza.

In Chile

He joined

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after a trial in 1954 with the Serbian Miodrag (or Milan) Stefanović as coach, winning in 1955 both the Primera División and the reserves national championship. After playing for Palestino, in October 1961 he played for

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. In 1962 he switched to

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. In his stint with the club, it is remembered a tragic car accident that he and three fellows suffered in January 1963, when they came back to Santiago after a match against

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, dying his fellow Jorge ''Huasito'' Fuenzalida. After a stint in Spain, he played for

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(1966) and Deportes Concepción (1967–68), with whom he won the 1967 Segunda División and got promotion to the top division, being well remembered along with his Argentine fellow Óscar Coll.Quizás uno de los puestos menos glamorosos en el fútbol... , Facebook
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In Spain

Thanks to the journalists and , he went to Spain and met entrepreneur Luis Guijarro, getting trials with Atlético Madrid and

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. However, he played in the Segunda División for Calvo Sotelo (1964–65) and Hospitalet (1965–66), where he coincided with his compatriot Jaime Ramírez. As an anecdote, he was registered as born in 1937 since foreign players over 30 year-old couldn't be signed.

International career

In 1958 he represented a Chile national team that played two friendlies against the Austrian club

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. Then, he took part of

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squad in the 1959 South American Championship in

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. He made his official debut in a friendly match against

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on 5 June 1960.

Coaching career

At professional level, he coached Rangers,

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, among others. In 1986, he won the Chilean Tercera División with

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. In addition, he has been one of the four Chilean managers who have worked in Costa Rica along with Hugo Tassara, Román Soto and Javier Mascaró, being the coach of Guanacasteca. Outside of coaching professional clubs, he worked for the Ministry of Sports of Chile and also coached youth teams.

Personal life

His family came to Southern Zone of Chile from Palestine at the end of the 19th century and his father put a shop in Los Sauces. He graduated as a teacher at the

, where he coincided with José Santos Arias and Caupolicán Peña, who were footballers and managers later.

Honours

As player

Palestino (reserves) * Campeonato Nacional: 1955 Palestino * Chilean Primera División: 1955 Deportes Concepción *

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As manager

General Velásquez * Chilean Tercera División:

References

External links

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