Jorge Comas (footballer)

Jorge Comas ( born June 9, 1960 in Paraná ), also known by the nickname Comitas, is a former Argentine football player at the position of the striker, who acted after his active career as a coach.

Life

After he had been trained in the junior sections of his home clubs Patronato de la Juventud Católica and Belgrano de Paraná, Comas received his first professional contract in 1980 when based in the neighboring town of Santa Fe CA first division Colon. When the team was relegated to the second division in 1981, Comas joined the league rivals Velez Sarsfield, in whose ranks he Campeonato Nacional in 1985 with 12 -goal top scorer of the Argentine football league was.

He then moved on to the most popular club in the country, Boca Juniors, in whose ranks he in the season scoring 1986/87 19 hits and only the top scorer Omar Palma ( 20 goals ) was from league rivals Rosario Central, who also won the championship, outbid. Also in the 1988/89 season was one of Comas, with 15 hits for the Toptorjägern the league and then moved to Mexico to Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz, for which he in his first season in 1989/90 with 26 goals in 31 games top scorer of the Mexican League been.

In 1992, he retired for the first time from professional football back, but returned a few months later back on the green grass and still played until 1994 for Vera Cruz, before he let ring out in the same year with his Exverein Colón de Santa Fe his active career.

After the end of his professional career was followed by a time with family and economic problems that gave him return to Mexico, where he again took hold and worked as manager of his Exvereins Veracruz and the Club León. But his dream to act as head coach of his heart club Boca Juniors, has so far remained unfulfilled.

As a player Comas made ​​the jump to the Argentine national soccer team.

Achievements

• Scorer in the Argentine Primera División Nacional 1985
• Scorer in the Mexican Primera División: 1989/90