Squad
- Diego Mateo2009current
- Franco Dolci2009current
- Hernán Villalba2010current
Francisco Fydriszewski2013current
Ignacio Scocco2014current
Leandro Fernández2014current- Mauricio Tévez2014current
- Gabriel Báez2015current
Mauro Formica2015current- Nehuén Paz2015current
Emanuel Insúa2016current- Fabricio Formiliano2016current
Sebastián D'Angelo2016current
Sebastián Domínguez2016current- Cristian Lema2019current
- Ignacio Scocco2020current
Aníbal Morenocurrent- Braian Riverocurrent
- Carlos Rotondicurrent
- Claudio Vivascurrent
Cristian Insaurraldecurrent- Daniel Fagianicurrent
- Diego Héctor Garaycurrent
Diego Mario Francisco Osellacurrent- Enzo Cabreracurrent
Ezequiel Unsaincurrent- Federico Falconecurrent
Héctor Fértolicurrent
Héctor Pablo Bidogliocurrent
Jalil Elíascurrent
Jerónimo Cacciabuecurrent- Joaquín Torrescurrent
- Joaquín Varelacurrent
Juan Carlos Sobrerocurrent
Juan Pablo Freytescurrent
Lisandro Cabreracurrent- Luciano Pocrnjiccurrent
- Maximiliano Cavallotticurrent
Nery Leyescurrent
Nicolás Castrocurrent
Osvaldo Nardiellocurrent
Sebastián Ubillacurrent
Adolfo Celli1917–1924
Juan Francia1918–1919
Julio Libonatti1919–1926
Antonio De Miguel1920–1923- Arturo Chini Ludueña1922–1926
- Juan Francia1925–1929
Vicente Aguirre1925–1928- Cataldo Spitale1928–1930
Segundo Luna1929–1931
Constantino Urbieta Sosa1931–1931
Gerardo Rivas1932–1932
Oscar Tarrío1932–1934
Attilio Bernasconi1933–1934
Domingo Tarasconi1933–1933- Francisco Rúa1934–1937
Ángel Perucca1936–1947- Francisco Rúa1939–1939
René Pontoni1940–1944
Julio Elías Musimessi1944–1953
Emilio Baldonedo1945–1945
Juan Carlos Colman1945–1949
Francisco Lombardo1947–1951
José María Medina1947–1948
Raúl Belén1951–1956
Vicente de la Mata1951–1952- Ramon Muller1953–1960
Jorge Griffa1954–1959
José Yudica1954–1958
Vladimiro Tarnawsky1957–1960
Federico Sacchi1958–1960
Jorge Solari1960–1961
Juan Carlos Lallana1960–1960- Juarez Teixeira1961–1961
- Roberto Belangero1961–1961
- Salvador Capitano1962–1975
- Antonio Justo Alcibar1963–1966
- Raúl Belén1965–1966
- Roberto Aguirre1965–1966
Ángel Cabrera1965–1965
Roque Avallay1966–1969
Heraldo Bezerra1968–1971- Héctor Jesús Martínez1969–1972
- Jorge Traverso1969–1969
Miguel Mori1969–1969
Ramón Cabrero1969–1969
Óscar Marcelino Álvarez1969–1970
Alfredo Obberti1970–1972
Andrés Rebottaro1970–1978
Mario Zanabria1970–1975
Santiago Santamaría1970–1974- Santiago Santamaría1971–1974
Juan Ramón Rocha1972–1978
Jorge Valdano1973–1975- José Luis Pavoni1973–1977
- Alfredo Obberti1974–1975
Américo Gallego1974–1980
Ricardo Giusti1975–1978
Roque Alfaro1975–1980
Héctor Yazalde1977–1981- Juan Simón1977–1983
Marcelo Bielsa1977–1978- Rolando Barrera1977–1981
- Sergio Omar Almirón1977–1986
- Víctor Ramos1978–1984
Daniel Killer1979–1981
Mario Killer1979–1979
Gerardo Martino1980–1990- Hugo Ricardo Talavera1980–1980
- Santiago Santamaría1980–1985
- Juan Manuel Llop1981–1994
- Roque Alfaro1981–1981
- Fabián Basualdo1982–1988
- Gustavo Dezotti1982–1988
- Jorge Gabrich1982–1983
- Norberto Scoponi1982–1994
Dalcio Giovagnoli1983–1989- Jorge Theiler1983–1989
Waldemar Victorino1983–1985
Ariel Cozzoni1985–1988- Arnaldo Sialle1985–1989
- Julio Alberto Zamora1985–1987
Roberto Sensini1986–1989
Abel Balbo1987–1988
Darío Franco1987–1991- Roque Alfaro1987–1990
- Sergio Omar Almirón1987–1989
- Víctor Ramos1987–1989
Eduardo Berizzo1988–1993
Fernando Gamboa1988–1993
Gabriel Batistuta1988–1989- Jorge Gabrich1988–1989
- Ariel Cozzoni1989–1990
- Julio Saldaña1989–1993
- Julio Alberto Zamora1990–1993
Miguel D'Agostino1990–1995- Alfredo Mendoza1991–1995
- Gerardo Martino1991–1994
- Gustavo Villagra1991–1992
- Iván Gabrich1991–1996
Luka Tudor1991–1992- Pablo Lenci1991–1992
Ricardo Lunari1991–1992
Alfredo Jesús Berti1992–1995- Marcelo Escudero1992–1992
- Marcelo Escudero1992–1996
- Pablo Paz1992–1995
- Ariel Cozzoni1993–1993
- Ariel Graziani1993–1993
- Carlos Luis Torres1993–1994
- Carlos Santos1993–1994
Diego Maradona1993–1994- Fabián Basualdo1993–1996
- Jorge Theiler1993–1993
- Leonardo Biagini1993–1995
Pedro Pasculli1993–1993
Diego Crosa1994–1999- Ernest Mtawali1994–1995
- Fabián Cancelarich1994–1994
- Gustavo Siviero1994–1996
Javier Delgado1994–1995
Julio César Baldivieso1994–1995
Lionel Scaloni1994–1996
Santiago Solari1994–1995
Sebastián Cejas1994–2001- Bruno Marioni1995–1997
Daniel Pendín1995–1997- Diego Héctor Garay1995–1999
- Gerardo Martino1995–1995
Luis Islas1995–1995- Miguel Abrigo1995–1996
- Osvaldo Canobbio1995–1996
- Velko Yotov1995–1999
- Claudio Paris1996–2000
- Diego Mateo1996–2000
- Diego Quintañia1996–2001
- Fabricio Fuentes1996–2001
Gabriel Heinze1996–1997- Germán Real1996–2001
- Hernán Cristante1996–1997
- Javier Delgado1996–1996
- Julio César Baldivieso1996–1997
- Julio Saldaña1996–2002
Pablo Guiñazú1996–2000
Walter Samuel1996–1997- Aldo Duscher1997–1998
- Damián Manso1997–2005
- Facundo Hernán Quiroga1997–1998
- Ignacio Carlos González1997–1998
- Josemir Lujambio1997–1998
- José Albornoz1997–1998
- José Oscar Herrera1997–1998
- Julio Alberto Zamora1997–1998
- Ricardo Rocha1997–1998
- Sebastián Cobelli1997–2001
Sergio Goycochea1997–1998
Lucas Bernardi1998–2000- Nicolás Pavlovich1998–2002
- Roberto Nicolás Saucedo1998–1998
- Sebastián Domínguez1998–2004
- Cristian Emilio Grabinski1999–2003
- Fernando Gamboa1999–2000
- Gabriel Ruiz1999–2004
- Matías Pavoni1999–2001
Mauro Rosales1999–2004
Maxi Rodriguez1999–2002- Pablo Islas1999–2000
- Raúl Cardozo1999–2000
Rubén Darío Gigena1999–2002
Sergio Bernardo Almirón1999–2001- Diego Romano2000–2002
- Guillermo Marino2000–2004
Leandro Grech2000–2003
Leonardo Ponzio2000–2003- Diego Villar2001–2004
Néicer Reasco2001–2001- Edgardo Adinolfi2002–2002
- Edgardo Adinolfi2002–2004
- Federico Martorell2002–2003
Fernando Belluschi2002–2005
Germán Ré2002–2008- Gustavo Rodas2002–2006
- Leandro Fernández2002–2004
- Luciano Pocrnjic2002–2006
Luciano Vella2002–2005- Oscar Passet2002–2003
- Paulo Rosales2002–2005
- Roberto Nicolás Saucedo2002–2003
- Ariel Rosada2003–2005
- Christian Bassedas2003–2003
- Gastón Aguirre2003–2007
- Ignacio Scocco2003–2006
- Jairo Patiño2003–2004
- Jorge Bermúdez2003–2004
- Julián Kmet2003–2003
- Pablo Guiñazú2003–2003
- Sebastián Bartolini2003–2004
- Adrián Lucero2004–2008
Ariel Ortega2004–2006- Ariel Zapata2004–2008
- Damián Steinert2004–2009
Darío Sala2004–2004
Ezequiel Garay2004–2005
Fábio Alves Macedo2004–2004
Javier Morales2004–2004- José Luis Villagra2004–2007
Justo Villar2004–2008- Lautaro Formica2004–2007
- Marcelo Penta2004–2009
Mário Jardel2004–2004- Rubén Capria2004–2005
- Aldo Osorio2005–2006
- Claudio Husaín2005–2006
Cristian Ansaldi2005–2008- Damián Giménez2005–2005
- Diego Gavilán2005–2007
- Edgardo Adinolfi2005–2006
Hugo Colace2005–2008- Juan Esnáider2005–2005
- Mauro Cejas2005–2007
- Miguel Ángel Torrén2005–2008
Nicolás Federico Spolli2005–2009- Santiago Silva2005–2005
- Adrián Peralta2006–2007
- Alexis Machuca2006–2012
Amarilla Pérez2006–2014- Augusto Mainguyague2006–2008
- Carlos Araujo2006–2007
Hernán Bernardello2006–2009- Leandro Torres2006–2009
Leonel Vangioni2006–2012- Lucas Scaglia2006–2008
Marcos Flores2006–2008- Mauricio Sperduti2006–2013
- Mauro Formica2006–2011
- Pablo Vranjicán2006–2011
- Santiago Salcedo2006–2009
- Sebastián Arrieta2006–2007
Óscar Cardozo2006–2007
Alejandro Da Silva2007–2009- Claudio Husaín2007–2009
- Diego Alberto Torres2007–2010
Diego Barreto2007–2007- Juan Manuel Cobelli2007–2011
Matías Donnet2007–2009- Pablo Aguilar2007–2009
Rolando Schiavi2007–2011
Cristian Fabbiani2008–2008- Cristian Llama2008–2008
- Diego Barreto2008–2008
Diego Scotti2008–2009- Ernesto Cristaldo2008–2009
- Gastón Machín2008–2009
- Gustavo Pinto2008–2008
Ignacio Fideleff2008–2011
Iván Pillud2008–2009
Juan Carlos Ferreyra2008–2009- Juan Leandro Quiroga2008–2011
Juan Manuel Insaurralde2008–2010- Leandro Armani2008–2009
Luis Miguel Escalada2008–2009- Nicolás Alejandro Cabrera2008–2008
Sebastián Grazzini2008–2008- Sebastián Peratta2008–2013
- Cristian Sánchez Prette2009–2010
- Emanuel Dening2009–2012
Hugo Barrientos2009–2010
Joaquín Boghossian2009–2010- Jorge Mariano Achúcarro2009–2010
- Lucas Bernardi2009–2015
- Matías Quiroga2009–2009
- Agustín Alayes2010–2010
- Cristian Díaz2010–2014
- Cristian Lema2010–2011
Gabriel Cichero2010–2011- Leandro Velázquez2010–2011
- Luciano Vella2010–2011
Luis Miguel Rodríguez Mamani2010–2011
Marcelo Estigarribia2010–2011- Sebastián Taborda2010–2011
- Carmelo Valencia2011–2012
- Claudio Bieler2011–2011
- Fabián Muñoz2011–2015
- Fabricio Fuentes2011–2011
- Guillermo Ferracuti2011–2013
Hernán Pellerano2011–2012- Leandro Torres2011–2012
Lorenzo Faravelli2011–2015
Marcos Riveros2011–2011
Martín Tonso2011–2015
Maximiliano Urruti2011–2013
Néstor Camacho2011–2013- Ricardo Noir2011–2012
Santiago Vergini2011–2013- Sergio Oscar Almirón2011–2011
- Víctor Aquino2011–2014
- Víctor Figueroa2011–2016
- Gabriel Heinze2012–2014
Horacio Orzán Roberto2012–2015- Ignacio Scocco2012–2013
- Juan Guillermo Domínguez2012–2012
- Juan Vieyra2012–2016
- Marcos Cáceres2012–2016
- Maxi Rodriguez2012–2017
Milton Casco2012–2015
Rodrigo Rey2012–2014- Víctor Rubén López2012–2015
- Adrián Gabbarini2013–2014
- Damián Manso2013–2015
David Trezeguet2013–2014
Eugenio Isnaldo2013–2016
Ezequiel Ponce2013–2015- Franco Lazzaroni2013–2014
- Rinaldo Cruzado2013–2014
- Alexis Castro2014–2015
- Claudio Corvalán2014–2015
Oscar Ustari2014–2015
Éver Banega2014–2014
Franco Escobar2015–2017- Guillermo Ferracuti2015–2015
- Hernán Bernardello2015–2016
- Juan Neira2015–2015
Lucas Boyé2015–2016
Lucas Mugni2015–2016- Sebastián Rodrigo Martínez2015–2015
Luis Advíncula2016–2016
Milton Valenzuela2016–2018
Lisandro Martínez2017–2018
Iván Piris2018–2018
Zé Turbo2018–2018
Francisco González2019–2025- Maxi Rodriguez2019–2021
Juan Sforza2021–2024- Djorkaeff Reasco2022–2023
- Éver Banega2024–2025
Keylor Navas2025–2025
Newell's Old Boys is an Argentine sports club based in Rosario, known for its rich football history.
Founded on 3 November 1903, the club is named after Isaac Newell, a pioneer of Argentine football.
The club's nickname "leprosos" originated from a charity match for a leprosy clinic in the 1920s.
Biography
Formation
Club Atlético Newell's Old Boys, an Argentine sports club based in Rosario, was founded on 3 November 1903. The club was established by Claudio Newell, who called upon teachers, pupils, and alumni of the Colegio Comercial Anglicano Argentino, a school founded by his father, to sign the act of foundation. The club's name honors Isaac Newell, a pioneer of Argentine football. The first president was Víctor Heitz, and the club's colors, red and black, were inspired by the school's emblem, reflecting the flags of England and the German Empire. The term "old boys" refers to former pupils of the school, as the initial players were graduates of the institution.
Early Years and Nickname
In its early years, Newell's Old Boys quickly made a name for itself in local football. The club earned the nickname "leprosos" or "lepers" after participating in a charity match for a leprosy clinic in the 1920s. This unique moniker has become a significant part of the club's identity. On 30 March 1905, the Liga Rosarina de Football was established, with Newell's playing a pivotal role in its formation. The club won the inaugural edition of the league, showcasing its competitive spirit from the outset.
Honours and Legacy
Newell's Old Boys has a rich history of success, particularly in regional competitions. The club has won the Liga Rosarina multiple times, with notable victories in the Copa Nicasio Vila, claiming the title nine times between 1907 and 1929. Additionally, they have secured various other regional titles, solidifying their status as a prominent force in Argentine football. The club's legacy continues to thrive, with a passionate fan base and a commitment to nurturing future talent in the sport.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Origins
Club Atlético Newell's Old Boys was established on 3 November 1903. Claudio Newell was one of the founding members. Newell called teachers, pupils and alumni of the school his father had established to sign the act of foundation of the club. The name chosen paid tribute to Isaac Newell's life. The first president was Víctor Heitz. The name "old boys" refers to former pupils of a school. In fact, the players of the first football team were graduates of the school Isaac Newell had established, the Colegio Comercial Anglicano Argentino. The colours of the club were taken from the Colegio Comercial Anglicano Argentino emblem (designed by Isaac Newell himself) that were red and black inspired in the colours of the flag of England and the Flag of the German Empire. Newell's Old Boys is often referred to as "leprosos" ("lepers"). The club got its nickname, the lepers, after playing in a charity match for a leprosy clinic in the 1920s.
Liga Rosarina (1905–1930)
On 30 March 1905, the Liga Rosarina de Football (Rosarian Football League) was established, following a proposal by Newell's president Heitz, who invited representatives of Rosario Athletic, Rosario Central and Atlético Argentino for that purpose. The main objective was to organise a championship, so a trophy was donated by the intendant of Rosario, Santiago Pinasco. The trophy was later named in his honour. Newell's was the winner of the first edition, having won eight games and finishing…
- League
- Argentine Primera División
Legacy
Senior titles
Regional
Liga Rosarina Copa Nicasio Vila (9): 1907, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1913, 1918, 1921, 1922, 1929 Copa Damas de Caridad (1): 1913 Asociación Rosarina: Torneo Luciano Molinas (4): 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935 Copa Estímulo (2): 1925, 1933
Friendly
Torneo Internacional Nocturno (1): 1943 Copa Diário La Capital Argentina (1): 1985 Runners-up: 1994
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Club Atlético Newell's Old Boys is an Argentine sports club based in Rosario, Santa Fe. The club was founded on 3 November 1903, and is named after English teacher Isaac Newell, one of the pioneers of Argentine football.
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