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Career & Clubs
He won the Copa Libertadores three times, first lifting the trophy with Independiente in 1964 and 1965, and then for rivals Racing Club in 1967. With the latter team, Mori also won the Intercontinental Cup, defeating the Scottish side Celtic. During his time at Racing, the club went on an unbeaten run of 39 consecutive domestic matches, a record not broken until 1999. Miguel Mori left to play in Chile with Audax Italiano in 1970, but was forced to retire following a serious ligament injury. He never won a full cap for Argentina, but played for a representative side at the 1964 Summer Olympics.
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- Club Atlético Independiente (1964–1965)
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- Racing Club (1965–1968)
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- Newell's Old Boys (1969–1969)
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- Audax Italiano (1970–1973)
Personal
Mori was nicknamed La Chancha. He was honored as a distinguished citizen of Baradero. On retiring from football, Mori went on to run a bakery in Baradero. He died in hospital in 2009 following complications after receiving open heart surgery.
Clubs
Played together with
Abel BalboNewell's Old Boys · 1987–1988
Abel MoralejoRacing Club · 1974–1975- Ademir Roque KaeferRacing Club · 1992–1993
Adolfo CelliNewell's Old Boys · 1917–1924
Adolfo ZumelzúRacing Club · 1925–1925- Adrean BasteeaRacing Club · 1997–2003
- Adrean BasteeaRacing Club · 2006–2008
Adrián ArgacháClub Atlético Independiente · 2011–2012
Adrián CalelloClub Atlético Independiente · 2006–2008- Adrián CzornomazClub Atlético Independiente · 1987–1989
- Adrián DomenechClub Atlético Independiente · 1981–1981
Adrián FernándezClub Atlético Independiente · 2012–2014
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Identifiers & aliases
Miguel Ángel Mori was an Argentine footballer who played for both Independiente and Racing Club.
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