Legendary Players
25 entries in the Boca Juniors compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Ubaldo FillolArgentina's legendary goalkeeper and penalty-saving record holder.Orlando RamírezA name that remains absent from La Bombonera's record books.Carlos BianchiThe only manager to secure four Copa Libertadores and three Intercontinental Cups.Pedro PompilioChairman of Boca Juniors from December 4, 2007, until his death on October 30, 2008.Diego LatorreArgentine striker and current ESPN Sur analystLuis ArtimeArgentine striker who was top scorer in Argentina, Uruguay, and the Copa Libertadores.José Manuel MorenoEl Charro: the first four-country league championRinaldo MartinoA lethal forward who graced Argentina, Italy, and Uruguay.Pedro CalominoThe first idol of Boca Juniors and inventor of the step over.Manuel SeoaneThe technical strategist and implacable striker who dominated the 1920s for Independiente Carlos TevezFrom Fuerte Apache to world football: the relentless journey of Carlos Tevez.Roberto SensiniArgentine defender and midfielder, known for his versatility and longevity in Serie A.Rolando SchiaviBoca Juniors defender (2001–2005): 186 games, 22 goals, seven major titles.Rubén SuñéThe midfield general who captained Boca Juniors to glory and scored the 'ghost goal'.Miguel Ángel BrindisiA vital partner to Diego Maradona in Boca Juniors' 1981 title triumph.Antonio RattínBoca Juniors legend and 1966 World Cup iconAlfredo RojasThe ruthless striker who turned La Bombonera into a fortress of glory.Pablo LedesmaA speed-driven midfielder who anchored Boca's right side for five seasons and helped win tNicolás BurdissoA Boca Juniors youth product who secured two league titles, three Copa Libertadores, and tHugo GattiEl Loco: The mad genius of Boca Juniors' goalJosé SanfilippoArgentine forward who scored 192 league goals for San Lorenzo and played for Boca Juniors,Roberto AyalaArgentine defensive legend and record captain of the national team.Diego SimeoneArgentine midfield warrior turned legendary Atlético Madrid manager.Mario KempesEl Matador who conquered the world in 1978Julio OlarticoecheaArgentine World Cup winner and defender for multiple clubs.
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