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Agustí Montal i Costa (5 April 1934 – 22 March 2017) was a Spanish economist and businessman who was born in Barcelona, son of Agustí Montal Galobart. He was a member of an important family of Catalan cotton textile manufacturers. In 1969, he was elected president of FC Barcelona, a post he held until 1977.

Trophies won by club during Agustí Montal Costa presidency

La Liga (1):
- 1973-74
Copa del Rey (1):
- 1970-71

References

Costa on FCB.com

v t e FC Barcelona presidents
Wild (1899–1901) Terradas (1901–02) Haas (1902–03) Witty (1903–05) Josep Soler (1905–06) Marial (1906–08) Reig (1908) Gamper (1908–09) Gmeling (1909–10) Gamper (1910–13) de Moxó (1913–14) Presta (1914) Peris de Vargas (1914–15) Llopart (1915–16) G. Rosés (1916–17) Gamper (1917–19) Graells (1919–20) G. Rosés (1920–21) Gamper (1921–23) Cardona (1923–24) Gamper (1924–25) Balaguer (1925–29) T. Rosés (1929–30) G. Rosés (1930–31) Oliver (1931) Coma (1931–34) Sala (1934–35) Sunyol (1935–36) Managing Commission (1936–39) Joan Soler (1939–40) Piñeyro (1940–42) Vidal-Ribas (1942) Piñeyro (1942–43) Antoni de Albert (1943) Vendrell (1943–46) Montal Galobart (1946–52) Martí Carreto (1952–53) Miró-Sans (1953–61) Llaudet (1961–68) de Carreras (1968–69) Montal Costa (1969–77) Carrasco (1977–78) Núñez (1978–2000) Gaspart (2000–03) Reyna (2003) Managing Commission (2003) Laporta (2003–10) Rosell (2010–14) Bartomeu (2014–20) Tusquets (2020–21) Laporta (2021–)

FC Barcelona presidents

Wild (1899–1901)
Terradas (1901–02)
Haas (1902–03)
Witty (1903–05)
Josep Soler (1905–06)
Marial (1906–08)
Reig (1908)
Gamper (1908–09)
Gmeling (1909–10)
Gamper (1910–13)
de Moxó (1913–14)
Presta (1914)
Peris de Vargas (1914–15)
Llopart (1915–16)
G. Rosés (1916–17)
Gamper (1917–19)
Graells (1919–20)
G. Rosés (1920–21)
Gamper (1921–23)
Cardona (1923–24)
Gamper (1924–25)
Balaguer (1925–29)
T. Rosés (1929–30)
G. Rosés (1930–31)
Oliver (1931)
Coma (1931–34)
Sala (1934–35)
Sunyol (1935–36)
Managing Commission (1936–39)
Joan Soler (1939–40)
Piñeyro (1940–42)
Vidal-Ribas (1942)
Piñeyro (1942–43)
Antoni de Albert (1943)
Vendrell (1943–46)
Montal Galobart (1946–52)
Martí Carreto (1952–53)
Miró-Sans (1953–61)
Llaudet (1961–68)
de Carreras (1968–69)
Montal Costa (1969–77)
Carrasco (1977–78)
Núñez (1978–2000)
Gaspart (2000–03)
Reyna (2003)
Managing Commission (2003)
Laporta (2003–10)
Rosell (2010–14)
Bartomeu (2014–20)
Tusquets (2020–21)
Laporta (2021–)

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