Squad
Alfredo Carricaberry1932current
Eduardo Domínguez2012current
Daniel Montenegro2015current- Mariano González2016current
- Lucas Castro2023current
Hernán Galíndez2024current
Andrés Chávezcurrent
Pablo Sebastián Álvarezcurrent- Ramón Ábila Wanchopecurrent
José Durand Laguna1914–1924
Guillermo Stábile1920–1930
Cesáreo Onzari1921–1933
Luis Monti1921–1921
Juan Evaristo1924–1925- Alfredo Carricaberry1931–1935
- Francisco Pérez1931–1931
Herminio Masantonio1931–1943
Alberto Galateo1935–1937
Norberto Doroteo Méndez1941–1947- Herminio Masantonio1945–1945
Alfredo Di Stéfano1946–1946
Arsenio Erico1946–1947
Adolfo Pedernera1948–1949- Adolfo Pedernera1948–1948
Oscar Rossi1950–1953
Eduardo Ricagni1952–1953
Ricardo Infante1953–1956- Adolfo Pedernera1954–1955
- Adolfo Pedernera1954–1954
Mario Boyé1954–1954- Oscar Rossi1955–1959
- Norberto Doroteo Méndez1956–1958
- Juan Cañete1959–1960
Néstor Rossi1959–1961
Rodolfo Micheli1959–1959- Walter Taibo1959–1960
Norberto Menéndez1961–1961
Vladislao Cap1961–1961- Horacio Troche1963–1963
Juan Carlos Sarnari1963–1963- Pedro Cubilla1963–1965
Héctor Facundo1964–1965
Miguel Ángel Loayza1965–1965
Miguel Ángel Brindisi1967–1976- Miguel Ángel Loayza1967–1968
- Rolando Irusta1967–1967
Carlos Babington1969–1974
Nelson López1969–1970- Oscar Rossi1969–1969
Héctor Veira1970–1971
Alfio Basile1971–1975- Juan Carlos Sarnari1972–1972
Omar Larrosa1972–1976
Jorge Carrascosa1973–1979
René Houseman1973–1980
Rubén Suñé1973–1974
Agustín Cejas1975–1975
Osvaldo Ardiles1975–1978
Héctor Baley1976–1978- Miguel Ángel Brindisi1978–1980
- Carlos Babington1979–1982
Héctor Yazalde1981–1981
Oscar Ortiz1981–1982- Héctor Yazalde1982–1982
Antonio Mohamed1988–1991
Héctor Cúper1988–1992
Oscar Garré1988–1989
Claudio Borghi1991–1991- José Serrizuela1991–1992
Patricio Hernández1991–1992- Hugo Morales1992–1995
- Pedro Monzón1992–1993
Juan Barbas1993–1993- Mauricio Pineda1993–1996
- Fabián Cancelarich1995–1996
Dani Osvaldo1997–2005- Daniel Montenegro1997–1999
- Andrés Silvera1998–1999
Luis Islas1998–1999- Fernando Moner1999–2002
Lucho González1999–2002
Pablo Brandán1999–2000
Pablo Calandria1999–1999- Pablo Brandán2000–2000
- Alejandro Alonso2001–2005
Emanuel Villa2001–2003
Mariano Andújar2001–2006- Sergio Berti2001–2001
- Daniel Montenegro2002–2002
- Julio Valentín González2002–2002
Paolo Goltz2002–2010
Joaquín Larrivey2004–2007- Leandro Grimi2004–2006
- Diego Pozo2005–2006
Claudio Úbeda2007–2007- Eduardo Domínguez2007–2008
Marcelo Barovero2007–2008
César Eduardo González2008–2009
David González2008–2009
Hernán Barcos2008–2009
Javier Pastore2008–2009- David González2009–2009
- Eduardo Domínguez2009–2010
Mario Bolatti2009–2009
Narciso Mina2009–2009- Facundo Hernán Quiroga2010–2011
Cristian Maidana2011–2011
Florencia Bonsegundo2011–2012- Javier Cámpora2011–2012
Pity Martínez2011–2014- Rodrigo Battaglia2011–2013
Alejandro Romero Gamarra2013–2018- Cristian Espinoza2013–2016
- Diego Pozo2013–2013
- Eduardo Domínguez2013–2015
Víctor Leandro Cuesta2013–2014
Edson Puch2015–2015
Lucas Barrios2019–2019
Santiago Hezze2020–2023
Club Atlético Huracán is an Argentine sports club based in Buenos Aires, known primarily for its football team.
The club competes in the Argentine Primera División, the top tier of Argentine football.
Huracán's home stadium is the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó, a key venue for its matches.
Biography
Formation
Club Atlético Huracán was founded on May 25, 1903, by a group of boys from Nueva Pompeya, Buenos Aires, initially under the name Los Chiquitos de Pompeya. The club underwent a name change in 1907 to Verde esperanza y no pierde, before finally adopting its current name on November 1, 1908. This change was formalized in a meeting where José Laguna was appointed as the first president. The club's colors and emblem, featuring a balloon, were inspired by Argentine aviation pioneer Jorge Newbery, who granted permission for the use of the balloon emblem, symbolizing the club's aspirations and connection to aviation history.
Early Years and Development
In its early years, Huracán played in various local leagues, including Liga 43, which featured clubs from the second and fourth divisions. The club quickly established itself in Argentine football, and by 1910, it had gained recognition, with Newbery being named a protector member of the club. This period marked the beginning of Huracán's journey in competitive football, setting the stage for future successes.
Honours and Achievements
Throughout its history, Club Atlético Huracán has achieved notable success, including winning the Primera B Nacional twice in the 1989-90 and 1999-00 seasons, and securing the División Intermedia title in 1913. These accomplishments reflect the club's resilience and ability to compete at various levels of Argentine football, contributing to its legacy as a significant sports institution in Buenos Aires.
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Career & Clubs
First steps
On 25 May 1903, a group of boys from Nueva Pompeya, Buenos Aires, founded a football club under the name Los Chiquitos de Pompeya. In 1907 the name was changed to Verde esperanza y no pierde. On 1 November 1908, a meeting was organised, and therefore the club was named "Club Atlético Huracán", according to club's certificates, signed by José Laguna as the first president of the institution. In that meeting the white color with a balloon emblem on the chest, was also established as club's jersey. This was established as the official foundation of Huracán. Likewise, the balloon emblem was a homage to Argentine aviation-pioneer Jorge Newbery's, which had been brought from France and first piloted by Newbery in 1909. The club asked Newbery for permission to use the balloon, which Newbery replied saying "I gave my most complete approval to the request, hoping that the team will honor the balloon that crossed three countries (Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil) in a unique trip". When Huracán reached the first division, the managers sent a letter to Jorge Newbery that said: "Huracán has kept its promise, promoting three divisions, as your balloon crossed three republiques before, so your wish was accomplished" In 1910, Jorge Newbery was named "protector member" of the club. That same year Huracán played in the Liga 43, where 43 clubs from second and fourth divisions took part of the championship. Huracán played its first matches in a field located in Cachi and…
- League
- Argentine Primera División
Legacy
Senior titles
Other titles
Titles won in lower divisions:
Primera B Nacional (2): 1989–90, 1999–00 División Intermedia (1): 1913
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Club Atlético Huracán is an Argentine sports club from the Parque Patricios neighbourhood of Buenos Aires. The club is notable for its football team, that currently plays in the Primera División, the top level of the Argentine football league system. Its home stadium is the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó.
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