Ivo Basay

Full name: Ivo Alexie Basay Hatibović

• Nationality: Chilean (of Croatian and Syrian-Lebanese descent)
• Date of birth: December 22, 1966
• Place of birth: Santiago, Chile
• Position: Striker (forward)

Club career (selected)

• Unión San Felipe — early career
• Colo-Colo — Basay had multiple spells with Colo-Colo, one of Chile's biggest clubs. He was part of the team during the 1980s and early 1990s, contributing as a goalscorer. (Notable: Colo-Colo is where he established himself domestically.)
• Morelia (Monarcas Morelia) — Successful period in Mexico; he became a prominent striker in the Mexican league.
• Pachuca — also played in Mexico
• Other clubs included stints in Argentina and other Chilean teams later in his playing career.

International career

• Chile national team: Basay was capped by Chile and scored goals for the national side, representing his country in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Coaching career

• After retiring as a player, Ivo Basay moved into coaching. He has managed several clubs in Chile, including Colo-Colo (as head coach), O'Higgins, Audax Italiano and others, and has been known for bringing attacking emphasis to his teams.

Legacy and style

• Basay is remembered as a clinical striker with good positioning and finishing. He had a solid career both domestically and abroad, particularly in Mexico, and later transitioned into a notable coaching career in Chilean football.

Honors (high-level)

• Domestic league titles and cup honors with Colo-Colo during his playing years
• Individual recognition as a top scorer and key forward at club level, especially in Mexico

This summary highlights Ivo Basay’s background, playing and coaching career, and his role at Colo-Colo as a key part of his career. If a more detailed timeline, statistics (caps/goals by club and country), or specific seasons/trophies are needed, a follow-up request can provide those numbers.