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Johan Mojica became a signing for Atalanta from Bergamo, and immediately in Colombia they celebrated for the coffee trident that will be formed at the Italian club, alongside Luis Fernando Muriel and Duván Zapata.
Thus, there are already 9 European clubs that have had three coffee growers on their roster in the same season, in 29 years of history.
* Real Valladolid (Spain)
It was the first European team with three Colombians in its ranks. In 1991-92, the Iberian club had René Higuita, Leonel Álvarez and Carlos Valderrama; They were led by Francisco Maturana, also a coffee grower.
Colombians in Real Valladolid.
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* Steaua Bucharest (Romania)
In 2008, this team included Robinson Zapata, José ‘Pepe’ Moreno and Dayro Moreno.
* Porto, Portugal)
The first coffee trident in this club was made up of Fredy Guarín, James Rodríguez and Falcao García, in 2010-2011, winning everything until the Europa League. In 2012-2013, the dragons had Héctor Quiñones, James and Jackson Martínez.
* Udinese (Italy)
Many Colombians have left their mark on this club. However, in 2010/2011 Cristian Zapata, Pablo Armero and Juan Guillermo Cuadrado were on time.
* Litex Lovech (Bulgaria)
In 2015-2016, the modest team had Rafael Pérez, Henry Rojas and Danilo Moreno Asprilla in its ranks.
* Vitoria Guimarães (Portugal)
This Portuguese team had Guillermo Celis, Sebastián Rincón and Óscar Estupiñán in the 2017-2018 campaign.
* Girona (Spain)
2017-2018 season in the Spanish League. This team had Bernardo Espinosa, Johan Mojica and Marlos Moreno.
* Genk (Belgium)
For this season, 2020/2021, there are Carlos Cuesta, Jhon Jáner Lucumí and Daniel Muñoz.
* Atalanta (Italy)
In the current campaign, 2020/2021, there will be Johan Mojica, Luis Fernando Muriel and Duván Zapata.
