Squad
Ignacio Scocco2014current
Leandro Fernández2014current
Mauro Formica2015current- Ignacio Scocco2020current
Julio Libonatti1919–1926
Domingo Tarasconi1933–1933- Francisco Rúa1934–1937
- Francisco Rúa1939–1939
Julio Elías Musimessi1944–1953
Francisco Lombardo1947–1951
Raúl Belén1951–1956
Vicente de la Mata1951–1952
Jorge Griffa1954–1959
Federico Sacchi1958–1960
Jorge Solari1960–1961- Raúl Belén1965–1966
Ángel Cabrera1965–1965
Santiago Santamaría1970–1974- Santiago Santamaría1971–1974
Jorge Valdano1973–1975
Américo Gallego1974–1980
Ricardo Giusti1975–1978
Héctor Yazalde1977–1981- Juan Simón1977–1983
Marcelo Bielsa1977–1978- Sergio Omar Almirón1977–1986
Daniel Killer1979–1981
Gerardo Martino1980–1990- Santiago Santamaría1980–1985
- Gustavo Dezotti1982–1988
Waldemar Victorino1983–1985
Roberto Sensini1986–1989
Abel Balbo1987–1988- Sergio Omar Almirón1987–1989
Eduardo Berizzo1988–1993
Gabriel Batistuta1988–1989- Gerardo Martino1991–1994
- Pablo Paz1992–1995
- Carlos Santos1993–1994
Diego Maradona1993–1994
Pedro Pasculli1993–1993- Fabián Cancelarich1994–1994
Julio César Baldivieso1994–1995
Lionel Scaloni1994–1996
Santiago Solari1994–1995- Gerardo Martino1995–1995
Luis Islas1995–1995
Gabriel Heinze1996–1997- Julio César Baldivieso1996–1997
Walter Samuel1996–1997- Aldo Duscher1997–1998
- José Oscar Herrera1997–1998
- Ricardo Rocha1997–1998
Sergio Goycochea1997–1998
Lucas Bernardi1998–2000
Mauro Rosales1999–2004
Maxi Rodriguez1999–2002
Sergio Bernardo Almirón1999–2001
Leonardo Ponzio2000–2003
Néicer Reasco2001–2001
Fernando Belluschi2002–2005- Leandro Fernández2002–2004
- Christian Bassedas2003–2003
- Ignacio Scocco2003–2006
- Jorge Bermúdez2003–2004
Ariel Ortega2004–2006
Ezequiel Garay2004–2005
Justo Villar2004–2008
Mário Jardel2004–2004- Claudio Husaín2005–2006
Cristian Ansaldi2005–2008- Diego Gavilán2005–2007
- Juan Esnáider2005–2005
Nicolás Federico Spolli2005–2009
Leonel Vangioni2006–2012- Mauro Formica2006–2011
- Santiago Salcedo2006–2009
Óscar Cardozo2006–2007- Claudio Husaín2007–2009
Diego Barreto2007–2007- Diego Barreto2008–2008
- Lucas Bernardi2009–2015
Marcelo Estigarribia2010–2011
Santiago Vergini2011–2013- Gabriel Heinze2012–2014
- Ignacio Scocco2012–2013
- Maxi Rodriguez2012–2017
Milton Casco2012–2015
David Trezeguet2013–2014
Ezequiel Ponce2013–2015- Rinaldo Cruzado2013–2014
Oscar Ustari2014–2015
Éver Banega2014–2014
Lucas Boyé2015–2016
Luis Advíncula2016–2016
Lisandro Martínez2017–2018
Iván Piris2018–2018- Maxi Rodriguez2019–2021
- 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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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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