Squad
Rafael Olarra2013current- Rodrigo Tello2015current
Carlos Vidalcurrent
Juan Aguilera1930–1930
Arturo Torres Carrasco1932–1932
Tomás Ojeda1933–1934
Guillermo Riveros1935–1939
Tomás Ojeda1936–1936
Zizinho1961–1962
Carlos Reinoso1962–1969
Jaime Ramírez1963–1963Adán Godoy1969–1972
Jorge Toro1975–1975- Guillermo Yávar1980–1980
- Juan Carlos Letelier1981–1981
Claudio Borghi1995–1998
Rafael Olarra1996–1997- Hugo Brizuela1997–1997
- Richart Báez1998–1998
Salvador Cabañas2001–2003
Luis Marín2003–2006- Fabián Orellana2004–2009
- Hugo Brizuela2004–2004
Humberto Suazo2004–2005
Pedro Reyes2005–2005
Franco Di Santo2006–2008
Johnny MaloCuliaoHerrera2008–2010- Claudio Husaín2010–2010
Sebastián Abreu2018–2018
Marcelo Díaz2023–2023
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Foundation and early success
Audax Italiano was founded on 30 November 1910 by members of Santiago's Italian community, led by Alberto Caffi, Ruggero Cozzi and Amato Ruggieri. Originally established as the Audax Club Ciclista Italiano, the organisation was primarily devoted to cycling. As its membership grew, the club expanded into other sports, and a football section was formally established in 1921, prompting the adoption of the name Audax Club Sportivo Italiano. Audax quickly became a prominent force in Santiago football. It won the Copa Chile in 1922 and later joined the Liga Metropolitana, before entering the Liga Central following the reorganisation of Chilean football. The club won the 1931 championship and shared the final amateur title with Colo-Colo in 1932 after their deciding match was abandoned following the collapse of a stand at the Estadio Italiano. In 1933, Audax embarked on an extensive tour of the Americas, playing 59 matches across several countries before returning to Chile. That same year, it became one of the founding members of Chile's professional league. After finishing runners-up in 1934 and 1935, Audax won its first Primera División championship in 1936 under player-manager Carlos Giudice.
20th Century
Audax remained among Chile's leading clubs during the 1940s and 1950s. It won the Campeonato de Apertura in 1941 and added three further Primera División championships in 1946, 1948 and 1957. The club also came close to additional…
- League
- Chilean Primera División
Legacy
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.
National
Primera División de Chile Winners (4): 1936, 1946, 1948, 1957 Campeonato de Apertura Winners (1): 1941
Regional
Primera División (Asociación de Football de Santiago) Winners (3): 1922, 1931, 1932 Primera División (Liga Metropolitana) Winners (1): 1924 Copa Chile de la Asociación de Football de Santiago Winners (1): 1922 Copa Joaquín Prieto Concha Winners (1): 1924 Campeonato de Apertura de la Liga Metropolitana de Deportes Winners (1): 1925 Campeonato de Apertura de la Asociación de Football de Santiago Winners (1): 1932 Sección Argentina de la Copa Chile de la Asociación de Football de Santiago Winners (1): 1922 Copa Luis A. Poblete Winners (1): 1922
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Audax Club Sportivo Italiano is a professional football club based in La Florida, Santiago, Chile. It was founded on 30 November 1910 by members of the Italian community in Chile as a cycling club named Audax Club Ciclista Italiano. The word Audax comes from Latin and means "bold" or "daring", a term commonly associated with cyclists in the early 20th century.
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