Bombshell in the national women’s volleyball market. Hidramar Gran Canaria surprises with the signing of one of its prodigal daughters: Mila Collar. The international, trained in the Olympic youth categories, returns at the age of 35 to her origins as a legend, after leaving her mark in some of the best leagues in the world: Italy, France, Romania, Turkey, Czech Republic, South Korea, Hungary and Greece.
The bomb signing of the winter market in the Iberdrola League has a name and surname: Milagros Catalina Collar Nguema. Ella is the bet of Hydramar Gran Canaria to reinforce the opposition’s position in the face of the Queen’s Cup dispute -in Dos Hermanas from January 26 to 28-, the only domestic title that currently resists the current league champions, and facing a second round of the league that starts for the yellows on Sunday in Lugo, against Pascual Saurín’s Arenal Emevé.
Mila Collar (35 years old and 1.87 meters tall) returns home a legend of this sport at the female levelboth for his time in some of the best competitions in the world and with the senior team.
Trained in the Olympic factory, the Spanish international, of Guinean-Ecuadorian origin and born in Madrid, remained on the island between 2004 and 2010, with a brief stint in the 2005-06 season at the permanent concentration of the Spanish team in Soria. , before making the leap in the 2010-11 season to Grupo Murcia, with which he won the Copa de la Reina, the Spanish Super Cup and the runner-up position in the Super League.
After completing that campaign in Murcia, he made the jump to Italy, to Pallavolo Pontecagnano Faiano (2011-12), where he played in Serie A2 of the best league on the planet before changing scene the following year. He debuted in the French League with Le Cannet Volley Ball, with which he reached fifth place in the third continental competition, the Challenge Cup.
Romania was his next stop on the way (2013-18). There, the Madrid native left her mark on three clubs: Alba-Blaj, Dinamo Bucharest and CSM Targoviste. After five years in Romanian soil, he added a Cup and a Super Cup to his record. During this period she also won a bronze medal in the Golden League as an absolute international with Spain.
After shelving his first stage in Romania, he landed in Turkey to play for Nilüfer Belediyespor (2018-19), as a prior step to his signing for the Czech Foton Tornadoes Blue Energy (2018-19).
The following year he would try his luck on another continent, Asia, with the Korean Suwon Hyundai E&C Hillstate (2018-20). With this club he would win the KOVO Cup before the league championship was canceled due to the effects of the pandemic.
On her return to Europe, Mila Collar signed with the Hungarian Bekescsabai Röplabda (2019-20), where despite competing in the Cup, she saw how covid once again forced the cancellation of both the Magyar league and the Challenge Cup.
The following year she returned to Romania to experience her second stage at Dinamo Bucharest (2020-21), with whom she was runner-up in the Cup before landing in Greece with Paok (2021-22), with whom she achieved a ninth place in the second continental competition, the CEV Cup, before experiencing his second stage in Turkey with AVR Atletik (2022-23) and Karayollari Spor Kulübü, his last stop before returning home.
A privileged physique
With her signing, Hidramar doubles the only position in which it did not have a replacement player. He will share the spotlight with Heloiza Pereira. His arrival brings quality, experience, intelligence and a privileged physique. It is a lethal weapon in the fullback position; In addition, Mila Collar’s pulse does not tremble in the hot moments of the matches.
2023-12-10 23:11:25
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