Club Atlético River Plate, simply known as River Plate, stands as one of football’s most storied and successful clubs. Founded in 1901 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the club has dominated both domestically and internationally with a record 36 Argentine league titles, 4 Copa Libertadores trophies, and 3 Intercontinental Cups. Nicknamed “Los Millonarios” (The Millionaires), River is renowned for its attacking flair and world-class academy.

River’s legacy is built on legends like Alfredo Di Stéfano, Enzo Francescoli, Ariel Ortega, and modern stars such as Marcelo Gallardo (as both player and legendary coach) and Julián Álvarez.

The Estadio Monumental (capacity: 84,567), South America’s largest stadium, hosts electrifying matches, especially in the Superclásico against Boca Juniors—football’s fiercest derby.

A symbol of Argentine football excellence, River Plate’s legacy thrives through its youth development, attacking style, and unwavering fan passion. “La banda roja” (The red sash) isn’t just a kit—it’s a badge of honor.