Where does Argentinos Juniors play?

Argentinos Juniors plays their matches at the Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, a 26,000-seat venue located in the La Paternal neighborhood of Buenos Aires.

What is Argentinos Juniors' history?

Founded in 1904, the club experienced its golden age in the 1980s with Diego Maradona in their ranks, winning several national titles and the Copa Libertadores in 1985.

What is the link between Maradona and Argentinos?

Diego Maradona made his professional debut at Argentinos Juniors at 15 years old in 1976 and played there until 1981, becoming a legend before his departure to Boca Juniors.

What are Argentinos Juniors' achievements?

The club has won three Argentine championships (1984, 1985, 2010) and one Copa Libertadores in 1985, representing the pinnacle of their history.

Why the nickname 'El Bicho'?

The nickname means 'The Bug' and refers to the club's fighting spirit and tenacity, which compensates for their lack of resources with character.

Is Argentinos a training club?

Yes, beyond Maradona, the club has trained numerous talents like Juan Román Riquelme, Fernando Redondo and Alexis Mac Allister.

What are Argentinos Juniors' colors?

The club wears red and white, with characteristic vertical red and white striped shirts.

Who are Argentinos Juniors' rivals?

The main rivalries are with Chacarita Juniors (La Paternal derby) and Atlanta, two neighboring clubs from Buenos Aires.

Has the stadium always been named after Maradona?

No, the stadium was renamed Estadio Diego Armando Maradona in 2003, during the player's lifetime, in recognition of his impact on the club.

How can I follow Argentinos Juniors?

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Overview

Argentinos Juniors, founded in 1904 in Buenos Aires, is one of the historic clubs of Argentine football. Nicknamed 'El Bicho' (The Bug), the club is world-famous for having trained Diego Maradona, who made his professional debut there at just 15 years old. The Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, renamed in homage to the Argentine genius, hosts matches in the La Paternal neighborhood. Despite limited resources compared to Buenos Aires' big clubs, Argentinos Juniors boasts a respectable trophy cabinet with several national titles and a Copa Libertadores in 1985. The club distinguishes itself through its ability to train young talents and its authentic neighborhood identity.

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General Information

Founded: 1904

Stadium: Estadio Diego Armando Maradona

Official Website: www.argentinosjuniors.com.ar