Last update 15 October, 2024 by Alberto Llopis
In the exciting world of Argentine football, the discussion about who are the “five big ones from Argentina” It's as hot as Super classic. For every fan, His team is indisputably the largest in the world.. However, the story, titles and social masses define the greatness of a club. We use this data to create a ranking.
Los 5 greats of Argentina in soccer
1. Boca Juniors
Boca Juniors, one of the most emblematic clubs in the world, has a total of 69 titles, of which 18 They are international. It is the Argentine club with the most success outside its borders. The mythical Bombonera, known for its vibrant atmosphere, houses one of the best soccer fans on the planet, los “bosteros”.
2. River Plate
River Plate, known as the “millionaires”, has accumulated 61 titles, including 12 international. Among his achievements, highlights the conquest of 4 international titles during the season 2014/15. The Monumental Stadium, one of the temples of football in the world, witness the fervent riverplatense fans, recognized as one of the most numerous on the planet.
3. Independent
Independent, con 44 total titles y 7 Copa Libertadores, It is the club that has won this prestigious tournament the most times in the history of football. The rich tradition of “Rojo” It has been forged through great players, being Ricardo “Bocha” Bochini one of his greatest idols. His fans can be proud of his legacy and rich history in Argentine football..
4. Racing Club
Racing Club, the other giant of Avellaneda, has 37 titles, of which 6 They are international. Your stadium, known as “The Cylinder”, It is a true temple of Argentine football. The racing fans, famous for its loyalty and passion, makes every corner of the stadium vibrate, turning each match into an unforgettable experience.
5. Saint Lawrence
Saint Lawrence, Pope Francis' club, It is among the big five with 22 titles, of which 4 They are international. The Barça fans are known for their color and energy., making Pedro Bidegain a place of fervor and emotion in every match. San Lorenzo continues to be one of the forces of Argentine football.
Other Notable Clubs
Although the big five dominate the conversation, Other Argentine clubs have left their mark in the history of football. Velez Sarsfield, with its solid track record, has harvested 10 titles, including the Copa Libertadores in 1994. Students of La Plata has also had a significant impact, standing out with 6 international titles. Newell’s Old Boys y Central Rosary, known for their fervent rivalry, They also contribute to the rich tapestry of Argentine football.
Promotions and Relegations
It is interesting to note that all, except Boca Juniors, have experienced relegations to the second division of Argentine football at some point in their history. The most shocking declines were those of River Plate in 2011 and independent 2013, defying the expectations of their passionate fans. Only Boca remains on the list teams that have played all editions of their League in the first division.
Definitely, Argentine football is a vibrant and competitive ecosystem, where greatness is measured not only by titles, but also for the passion of its fans and the history that each club carries with it.
The big five—Boca Juniors, River Plate, Independent, Racing and San Lorenzo—have forged a long tradition that continues to influence the country's sport today.. The greatness of Argentine football in terms of fans is indisputable. And the passion with which they live it, also.