Enrique Collar, a legend of the Atlético Madrid club and captain for nearly a decade, passed away at the age of 91.

The club announced with sadness the loss of this symbol, which significantly contributed to the team's success both nationally and internationally. Collar was captain from 1960 to 1969, a record for the club, and led the team to several important titles, including a Spanish championship and three King's Cups. He was also the first scorer for Atlético in the Cup Winners' Cup, a competition in which the club debuted in 1961. With 470 matches and 105 goals in 16 seasons, Collar left an indelible mark in the club's history. He was also selected 16 times for the Spanish national team, participating in the 1962 World Cup.