Squad
Agustín Orion2011current
Cata Díaz2013current- Gino Peruzzi2015current
Darío Benedetto2016current- Darío Benedetto2016current
Gustavo Gómez2016current
Jonathan Silvá2016current
Mariano Pavone2016current
Javier Pinola2017current
Willy Caballero2017current- Edwin Cardona2018current
Marcos Acuña2019current
Facundo Roncaglia2022current
Leandro Paredes2025current
Enner Valencia2026current- Agustín Rossicurrent
Andrés Cubascurrent
Fausto Veracurrent
Lucas Olazacurrent- Lucas Orbancurrent
Marco Rubencurrent
Milan Borjancurrent
Nicolás Capaldocurrent
Rodolfo Orlandinicurrent
Ángel Romano1913–1914
Américo Tesoriere1916–1920- Américo Tesoriere1922–1927
Domingo Tarasconi1922–1932
Ludovico Bidoglio1922–1931
Luis Monti1922–1922
Ramón Muttis1923–1932
Manuel Seoane1925–1925
Roberto Cherro1925–1938
Mario Evaristo1926–1931
Manuel Fleitas Solich1927–1931
Pedro Arico Suárez1930–1942
Francisco Varallo1931–1940
Juan Evaristo1931–1932
Delfín Benítez Cáceres1932–1939
Edmundo Piaggio1932–1934- Manuel Fleitas Solich1933–1936
Martim Mércio da Silveira1933–1934
Domingos da Guia1935–1937
Luis Carniglia1936–1941
Raimundo Orsi1936–1936
Arcadio López1938–1942
Ferenc Sas1938–1941
Alfredo Di Stéfano1945–1949
Juan Carlos Lorenzo1945–1947
Heleno de Freitas1948–1948
José Manuel Moreno1950–1950
Federico Edwards1951–1959
Rinaldo Martino1951–1951
Francisco Lombardo1952–1960
Eliseo Mouriño1953–1960
Julio Elías Musimessi1953–1959
Antonio Rattín1956–1970
Antonio Valentín Angelillo1956–1957
Javier Ambrois1958–1960
Antonio Roma1960–1972
Ernesto Grillo1960–1966
José Sasía1960–1960
Silvio Marzolini1960–1972
Víctor Benítez1960–1962
Dino Sani1961–1961
Orlando Peçanha1961–1965
Alberto Mario González1962–1968
Carmelo Simeone1962–1967
Norberto Menéndez1962–1967
Oreste Corbatta1962–1965
José Sanfilippo1963–1963
Alfredo Rojas1964–1968
César Luis Menotti1965–1966
Federico Sacchi1965–1966
Omar Larrosa1967–1969
Milton Viera1968–1968- Omar Larrosa1970–1970
Aníbal Tarabini1971–1971
Roberto Mouzo1971–1984
Carlos Pachamé1972–1973
Alberto Tarantini1973–1977
Marcelo Trobbiani1973–1976
Francisco Sá1976–1981
Hugo Gatti1976–1988
Carlos Squeo1977–1979
Ricardo Gareca1978–1984
Oscar Ruggeri1980–1984
Diego Maradona1981–1982- Marcelo Trobbiani1981–1982
Miguel Ángel Brindisi1981–1982
Osvaldo Escudero1981–1981
José Rodrigues Neto1982–1983
Fernando Morena1984–1984
Carlos Daniel Tapia1985–1987
José Luis Brown1985–1985
José Milton Melgar1985–1988
Julio Olarticoechea1985–1986
José Luis Cuciuffo1987–1990- Carlos Daniel Tapia1988–1989
- Juan Simón1988–1994
- Sergio Berti1988–1990
- Carlos Daniel Tapia1990–1991
Gabriel Batistuta1990–1991
Antonio Mohamed1991–1992
Roberto Cabañas1991–1993- Carlos Daniel Tapia1992–1994
- Sergio Martínez1992–1997
- Alberto Acosta1993–1994
- Alejandro Mancuso1993–1995
Rodolfo Arruabarrena1993–2000
Georgi Kinkladze1994–1994
Nelson Vivas1994–1997
Néstor Fabbri1994–1998
Roberto Acuña1994–1995- Roberto Cabañas1994–1995
Claudio Caniggia1995–1998- Diego Maradona1995–1997
Kily González1995–1996
Fernando Cáceres1996–1996
José Basualdo1996–1996
Juan Román Riquelme1996–2002
Juan Sebastián Verón1996–1996- Mauricio Pineda1996–1997
Néstor Lorenzo1996–1997
Roberto Abbondanzieri1996–2006
Guillermo Barros Schelotto1997–2007- Jorge Bermúdez1997–2001
Luis Hernández1997–1997
Martín Palermo Dacquino Guillermo1997–2000
Mauricio Serna1997–2002
Nolberto Solano1997–1998
Walter Samuel1997–2000
Óscar Córdoba1997–2001
Fabricio Coloccini1998–1999- Hugo Ibarra1998–2001
- José Basualdo1998–2001
Sebastián Battaglia1998–2003
Nicolás Burdisso1999–2004
Clemente Rodríguez2000–2004
Marcelo Delgado2000–2003
Carlos Tevez2001–2004
Naohiro Takahara2001–2001- Willy Caballero2001–2004
Abel Balbo2002–2002- Arley Dinas2002–2003
- Hugo Ibarra2002–2003
Luciano Becchio2002–2003
Luis Amaranto Perea2003–2004
Matías Silvestre2003–2008
Mauro Boselli2003–2008
Claudio Morel2004–2010
Fernando Gago2004–2007
Fredy Guarín2004–2007- Martín Palermo Dacquino Guillermo2004–2011
- Cata Díaz2005–2007
- Hugo Ibarra2005–2010
Jonathan Maidana2005–2008- Marcelo Delgado2005–2006
Mariano Trípodi2005–2006
Rodrigo Palacio2005–2009- Sebastián Battaglia2005–2013
Óscar Trejo2005–2007- Óscar Trejo2005–2005
- Aldo Bobadilla2006–2007
Emiliano Insúa2006–2007
Jesús Dátolo2006–2009- Nicolás Bertolo2006–2008
Carlos Bueno2007–2008- Carlos Bueno2007–2007
- Clemente Rodríguez2007–2007
- Facundo Roncaglia2007–2012
Gabriel Paletta2007–2010
Juan Forlín2007–2009- Juan Román Riquelme2007–2014
Lucas El Oso Pratto2007–2011- Luciano Fabián Monzón2007–2011
Luis Ibáñez2007–2008
Álvaro Rafael González2007–2009
Éver Banega2007–2007
Ezequiel Muñoz2008–2010
Julio César Cáceres2008–2010
Leonardo Ponzio2008–2009- Luciano Fabián Monzón2008–2011
- Luciano Figueroa2008–2009
- Luis Ibáñez2008–2008
nisola gaitani2008–2010
Gary Medel2009–2011- Roberto Abbondanzieri2009–2010
Sergio Araujo2009–2015- Clemente Rodríguez2010–2013
- Leandro Paredes2010–2015
Darío Cvitanich2011–2012- Leandro Somoza2011–2013
Sebastián Sosa2011–2012- Lautaro Acosta2012–2013
Lisandro Magallán2012–2013
Oscar Ustari2012–2013- Emmanuel Gigliotti2013–2015
- Fernando Gago2013–2019
Andrés Chávez2014–2017
Cristian Pavón2014–2022
Diego Perotti2014–2014
Jonathan Calleri2014–2015
José Pedro Fuenzalida2014–2015- Juan Forlín2014–2014
- Lisandro Magallán2014–2016
Lucas Hernandez2014–2015
Luciano Acosta2014–2015
Alexis Rolín2015–2016- Carlos Tevez2015–2016
Dani Osvaldo2015–2015- Luciano Fabián Monzón2015–2015
- Mariano Pavone2015–2016
Nicolás Lodeiro2015–2016
Rodrigo Bentancur2015–2017- Dani Osvaldo2016–2016
Nahuel Molina2016–2020
Tammy Abraham2016–2021- Cristian Espinoza2017–2018
- Carlos Tevez2018–2021
Esteban Andrada2018–2021
Leonardo Balerdi2018–2019
Mateo Retegui2018–2023
Sergio Reguilón2018–2020
Alexis Mac Allister2019–2020
Daniele De Rossi2019–2020
Eduardo Salvio2019–2022
Lisandro Ezequiel López2019–2022
Cristian Medina2020–2024
Ezequiel Fernández2021–2024
Marcos Rojo2021–2025
Sergio Romero2022–2025
Aaron Anselmino2023–2025
Edinson Cavani2023–2026- Gary Medel2024–2025
Ander Herrera2025–2026
Boca Juniors is an iconic Argentine sports club based in the vibrant La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
The club is best known for its men's professional football team, which has played in the top division since 1913.
Founded in 1905, Boca Juniors was established by a group of boys, including sons of Italian immigrants, who sought to create a football club.
Biography
Formation
Club Atlético Boca Juniors, commonly known as Boca Juniors, is an Argentine professional sports club founded on April 3, 1905, in the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires. The club was established by a group of boys, primarily the sons of Italian immigrants from Genoa, who gathered at the home of Esteban Baglietto. Other founding members included Alfredo Scarpatti, Santiago Sana, and the Farenga brothers, Juan and Teodoro. The club's first manager was Patrick McCarthy, an Irish immigrant who taught the fundamentals of football to the young founders.
Breakthrough
Boca Juniors made its debut in the Argentine Primera División in 1913, marking a significant milestone as the club has since remained in the top division. The club's early years were marked by challenges, but it gained recognition in 1925 when it embarked on its first European tour, playing in Spain, Germany, and France, where they won 15 out of 19 matches. This impressive performance earned Boca the title of "Campeón de Honor" (Champion of Honour) from the Argentine Association.
Legacy
Boca Juniors is not only known for its football team but also for its involvement in other sports, including basketball and volleyball, competing in leagues such as the Liga Nacional de Básquet and Liga de Voleibol Argentina – Serie A1. The club has a rich history of honors and titles, making it one of the most celebrated sports institutions in Argentina and a symbol of national pride.
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Career & Clubs
On 3 April 1905, a group of boys, who were the sons of Italian immigrants (more specifically from Genoa), met in order to find a club. The house where the meeting was arranged was Esteban Baglietto's and the other four people who attended were Alfredo Scarpatti, Santiago Sana and brothers Juan Farenga and Teodoro Farenga . Other important founding members include Arturo Penney, Marcelino Vergara, Luis Cerezo, Adolfo Taggio, Giovanelli, Donato Abbatángelo, and Bertolini. Before the club was officially established in the La Boca district of Buenos Aires in April 1905, Irish immigrant from Cashel, County Tipperary, Patrick McCarthy (footballer, born 1871), taught the fundamentals and rules of the game to young local youths, including future club founders like Esteban Baglietto, so when these boys founded the club they asked the Irishman to be its first manager. Like their Buenos Aires rivals, Vélez Sarsfield, Boca hence trace their roots to an Irish connection from an era when the Irish Argentines community was at its zenith. In 1913, Boca was promoted to Primera División after some previous failed attempts. This was possible when the Argentine Association decided to increase the number of teams in the league from 6 to 15. In 1925, Boca made its first trip to Europe to play in Spain, Germany and France. The squad played a total of 19 games, winning 15 of them. For that reason Boca was declared "Campeón de Honor" (Champion of Honour) by the Association. During successive years,…
- League
- Argentine Primera División
- League
- Liga Nacional de Básquet
- League
- Liga de Voleibol Argentina – Serie A1
Legacy
Senior titles
Other titles
Independent leagues Liga Central de Football: 1906 Copa Barone: 1908 Friendly
Reserve and Youth titles
For the reserve and academy honours, see Boca Juniors Reserves and Academy
Notes
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Club Atlético Boca Juniors (CABJ) is an Argentine professional sports club based in La Boca, a neighbourhood of Buenos Aires. The club is best known for its men's professional football team which, since its debut in Primera División in 1913, has always played in the top division.
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