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Many of South America's top footballers and prolific goal scorers have played for the Chilean club Colo-Colo (Club Social y Deportivo Colo-Colo) over the years.
Luis Carvallo: 9 (1933) Aurelio Domínguez: 12 (1935) Alfonso Domínguez: 32 (1939), 19 (1944) George Robledo: 26 (1953), 25 (1954) Luis Hernán Álvarez: 37 (1963) Julio Crisosto: 28 (1974) Carlos Caszely: 20 (1979), 26 (1980), 20 (1981) Rubén Martínez: 22 (1990), 23 (1991) Aníbal González: 24 (1992) Héctor Tapia: 24 (2001) Sebastián González: 18 (2002 Apertura) Manuel Neira: 14 (2002 Clausura) Gonzalo Fierro: 13 (2005 Clausura) Humberto Suazo: 19 (2006 Apertura) Humberto Suazo: 18 (2007 Apertura)
Lucas Barrios: 19 (2008 Apertura) Lucas Barrios: 18 (2008 Clausura) Humberto Suazo: 35 (2006) Lucas Barrios: 37 (2008) Gabriel Mendoza (1991)
Marco Antonio Etcheverry (1993) Matías Fernández (2006) Humberto Suazo (2006) Matías Fernández (2006)
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