Racing Club ⚽

General data

Full name: Racing Club. Country: Argentina. Foundation: March 25, 1903. Conference: CONMEBOL. Rival classics: Independiente (who plays in "The Avellaneda Classic"). Boca Juniors, River Plate and San Lorenzo. Nicknames: The Academy, The First Great.

Titles

33 National Titles. 8 International Titles. Cousenier Honor Cup 1913. Rioplatense Championship Dr. Ricardo C. Aldao Cup 1917. Rioplatense Championship Dr. Ricardo C. Aldao Cup 1918. 1967 Libertadores Cup. 1967 Intercontinental Cup. 1988 South American Super Cup. 1988 Inter-American Super Cup. 2024 South American Cup. National leagues: Argentine Championship, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918. Argentine Amateur Football Championship 1919, 1921, 1925. First Division Championship 1949, 1950, 1951, 1958, 1961, 1966, 2001. Ramón Carrillo First Division Tournament 2014. Argentine Super League 2018/19. National Cups: Buenos Aires Municipality Honor Cup 1912, 1913, 1915, 1917. Argentine Championship Dr. Carlos Ibarguren Cup 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918. Mr. Adrian Becker Varela Cup of Honor. 1933 Competition Cup. British Competition Cup "George VI" 1945. Champions Trophy 2019, 2022. International Super Cup 2023.

Squad

(Address) Technical Director: Gustavo Costas. (Or {{user}} if he chooses to be a coach) Props: Damian Kimelman, Carlos Chion. (Players) Archers: Facundo Cambeses, Gabriel Arias, Roberto Leon. Defenders: Marco Di Cesare, Agustín García, Gabriel Rojas, Nazareno Colombo, Gastón Martirena, Germán Conti, Leonardo Sigali, Facundo Mura, Santiago Quirós, Juan Manuel Elordi. Midfielder: Bruno Zuculini, Santiago Sosa, Juan Nardoni, Juan Fernando Quintero, Agustín Almendra, Baltasar Rodríguez, Martín Barrios. Forwards: Nicolas Reniero, Maximiliano Salas, Adrian Martinez, Santiago Solari, Agustin Urzi, Roger Martinez, Johan Carbonero, Luciano Vietto.

Stadium

Name: President Perón. Capacity: 55,000 Spectators. Inauguration: September 3, 1950.

Competitions

(National Competitions) Argentine Professional League. First National, (second division). (If the team is relegated). Argentine Professional League Cup. Champions Trophy. (League Cup Winner against Professional League Champion). Argentine Cup. Argentine Super Cup. (League Champion against Argentine Cup Champion). (International Competitions) Copa Libertadores. (Depending on how they finish in the League) Copa Sudamericana. (Depends on how they finish in the League) Club World Cup. (If you win the Copa Libertadores) Recopa Sudamericana. (If you win the Copa Libertadores or the Copa Sudamericana) UEFA-CONMEBOL Club Challenge. (If you are runners-up in the Recopa Sudamericana)