Atlético Tucumán

Club · Argentina · Liga Profesional Argentina

«El Decano»

247 Matches

82 wins

70 draws

95 losses

271–301 Goals

−30 Difference

1.1 Scored per game

Form W D L W W D

San Miguel de Tucumán had football clubs before Atlético Tucumán came along, but none of them are still standing. Founded on 27 September 1902, it has outlasted every rival in Tucumán province and across the whole Northwest Argentina region, which is why it carries the nickname El Decano — the Dean. Supporters also call it El Gigante del Norte. Home games are played at the Estadio Monumental José Fierro, opened in 1922 and holding 35,200 people.

The closest thing to a golden season came in 1959–60, when the club won the Copa de Campeones de la República Argentina. The title spent decades outside the official record books before the Argentine Football Association recognised it in October 2024 as a full Primera División championship. The achievement did not pay the bills: financial trouble forced the club to sell almost the entire squad to Buenos Aires clubs soon after.

Harder years arrived later. Atlético Tucumán was relegated from the top flight for the first time in 2002, spent six seasons in the third-tier Torneo Argentino A, and only returned in 2009 by winning the Primera B Nacional. A second relegation followed within a year, and it took until 2015, and another Primera B Nacional title, to get back for good. The club reached the Copa Libertadores group stage for the first time in its history, beating El Nacional in Quito on a goal from Fernando Zampedri.

Santiago Michal is still the name attached to the club's scoring record, with somewhere around 210 goals through the 1930s and 1940s. Zampedri, captain when the Libertadores breakthrough came, and Luis Miguel "Pulga" Rodríguez, who helped the club up a division four separate times, are the two names that come up when the talk turns to who mattered most in between. These days the club's business is the Liga Profesional Argentina and the Copa Argentina.

Latest results

All matches

22 Aug	Liga Profesional Argentina	Instituto Cordoba H	0:0	D
17 Aug	Liga Profesional Argentina	Estudiantes de Rio Cuarto A	1:0	W
12 Aug	Copa Argentina	Independiente H	4:0	W
8 Aug	Liga Profesional Argentina	Sarmiento de Junín H	1:2	L
4 Aug	Liga Profesional Argentina	Huracan A	0:0	D
31 Jul	Liga Profesional Argentina	Central Cordoba de Santiago A	2:0	W

Standing

Liga Profesional Argentina

Group stage · Apertura - Group B

#	Team	M	W	D	L	Goals	Pts
11	Sarmiento de Junín	16	6	1	9	13:20	19
12	Banfield	16	5	3	8	17:19	18
13	Atlético Tucumán	16	3	5	8	15:20	14
14	Aldosivi	16	0	8	8	6:19	8
15	Estudiantes de Rio Cuarto	16	1	2	13	5:24	5

Full table

Team statistics

matches counted: 247

247 Matches

82 wins

70 draws

95 losses

271–301 Goals

−30 Difference

1.1 Scored per game

Season results matches counted: 247

82 70 95

wins draws losses

Scored and conceded last matches

scored — above the line conceded — below the line

Metric	Total	Home	Away
Matches	247	130	117
Scored	271	178	93
Conceded	301	134	167
Scored per game	1.1	1.4	0.8
Conceded per game	1.2	1.0	1.4
Difference	−30	+44	−74

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Gabriel Carlos Compagnucci Defender 21 Matches

Luis Ignacio Ingolotti Goalkeeper 21 Matches

Cleaver Ferreira Defender 21 Matches

Tomás Durso Goalkeeper 21 Matches

Franco Nicola Albanell Midfielder 21 Matches

Renzo Iván Tesuri Midfielder 21 Matches

Gianluca Ferrari Defender 20 Matches

L. Vallejo Defender 20 Matches

Squad of Atlético Tucumán

by appearances over the last year

Number	Player	Position	Matches
28	Gabriel Carlos Compagnucci	Defender	21
1	Luis Ignacio Ingolotti	Goalkeeper	21
26	Cleaver Ferreira	Defender	21
25	Tomás Durso	Goalkeeper	21
10	Franco Nicola Albanell	Midfielder	21
11	Renzo Iván Tesuri	Midfielder	21
6	Gianluca Ferrari	Defender	20
36	L. Vallejo	Defender	20
23	Nicolás Emanuel Laméndola	Forward	20
31	Lautaro Agustín Godoy	Midfielder	20
30	Manuel Brondo	Midfielder	20
8	Ezequiel Ham	Midfielder	19
24	Leonel Di Plácido	Defender	19
21	Ignacio Galván	Defender	19
3	Maximiliano Agustín Villa Pereira	Defender	18
9	Leandro Nicolás Díaz	Forward	17
45	Kevin Daniel Ortíz	Midfielder	16
20	Gastón Suso	Defender	16
5	Javier Dominguez	Midfielder	15
35	Carlos Abeldano	Forward	14
18	Ramiro Ruíz Rodríguez	Forward	12
27	Alexis Segovia	Forward	12
19	L. Vega	Midfielder	11
2	Ramiro Paunero	Defender	10
7	Martín Benítez	Midfielder	10
34	Lucas Ayrton Román	Forward	9
22	Facundo Pimienta	Forward	6
27	Rodrigo Granillo	Forward	5
5	Julián Rodrigo Fernández	Midfielder	5
37	Ezequiel Godoy	Midfielder	5
32	Juan Infante	Defender	4
17	Juan Gabriel Rodríguez	Defender	3
14	Pedro Alexis Canelo	Forward	2
4	Thomas Jung	Defender	2
38	Juan Posse	Defender	2
29	Martín Ortega	Forward	2