Club Atlético Huracán
Club Atlético Huracán is an Argentine sports club based in Buenos Aires. The association founded in 1908 is located in the district of Parque Patricios and has, among other departments for hockey and boxing, but is best known for its football team. Huracán won four championships Amateurära and in 1931 co-founded the professional league. Since then, the club won the Campeonato Metropolitano 1973 another championship and beyond five runner-up. The most prominent player in club history is Alfredo Di Stéfano, who began his international career at Huracan. Another star of the club history is Guillermo Stábile, scorer of the first FIFA World Cup 1930.
Huracán, historically one of the six major clubs in the country, until 1986, was continuously top notch, but increasingly difficult to maintain since the last decade at the highest level, playing in the League Primera B Nacional for a renewed decline in 2010.
- 5.1 Amateur title
- 5.2 pro title
History
After a 5-2 victory over Godoy Cruz CA rose Huracán 2006/ 07 through the playoffs in the Primera División. Though the club was only officially established in 1908, there are also records that go back to 1903. The great arch rival Huracán is the CA San Lorenzo de Almagro. The association has its seat in Parque Patricios in Buenos Aires. His biggest period witnessed the club mid-70s, as Huracán won his only previous title in the Argentine professional era.
In the recent past Huracán was more frequent in the second league. Among other things, the capital club celebrated 1990 and 2000 the championship in League 2
Stadium
Club Atlético Huracán in the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Duco plays, Buenos Aires. The stadium was inaugurated on 10 November 1949. The stadium has a capacity of 48 314 spectators.
Jersey
- Home Kit: Complete White
- Away Kit: Complete Blue
Former Players
- Argentina Alejandro Alonso (2001 ~ 2005)
- Osvaldo Ardiles Argentina (1975 ~ 1977)
- Argentina Roque Avallay (1970 ~ 1976, 1980)
- Argentina Carlos Babington (1969 ~ 1974 1979 ~ 1982)
- Argentina Emilio Baldonedo (1935 ~ 1944)
- Alfio Basile Argentina (1971 ~ 1975)
- Argentina Claudio Borghi (1991 )
- Argentina Miguel Angel Brindisi (1967 ~ 1976, 1978 ~ 1980)
- Argentina Jorge Carrascosa (1972 ~ 1978)
- Argentina Gastón Casas (1995 ~ 2000)
- Uruguay Nelson Chabay ( 1970s )
- Argentina Héctor Cúper (1988 ~ 1992)
- Argentina Alfredo Di Stéfano (1946 ~ 1947)
- Argentina Narciso Horacio Doval (1971 )
- Argentina Alberto Fanesi (1973 ~ 1977)
- Argentina Claudio García (1981 ~ 1986, 1996 ~ 1998)
- Argentina Luis González (1998 ~ 2002)
- Argentina Rodolfo Graieb (1997 ~ 2003)
- Argentina Leandro Grimi (2004 ~ 2006)
- Argentina René Houseman (1973 ~ 1980)
- Argentina Ricardo Infante (1953 ~ 1956)
- Argentina Omar Larrosa (1972 ~ 1976)
- Argentina Joaquín Larrivey (2004 ~ 2007)
- Argentina Herminio Masantonio (1931 ~ 1943)
- Argentina Rubén Suñé (1973 ~ 1974)
Club data
- Seasons in League 1: 69
- Seasons in League 2: 9
- Best position in Primera: 1st Place (1973 )
- Worst position in Primera: 20th Place ( Clausura 2003)
- Top Scorer: Herminio Masantonio - 254 goals
- Record player: Jorge Alberti - 393 Games
- Biggest win: 9-0 vs. Club Atlético Colón (1970 )
- Biggest defeat: 0-7 vs. Rosario Central ( 1948)
Achievements
Amateur titles
National Title
- División Intermedia (AAF ) (1): 1913
- Campeón Amateur ( 4): 1921, 1922, 1925, 1928
Other Titles
- Copa estímulo ( 1): 1920
- Copa Dr. Carlos Ibarguren (2): 1922, 1925
Pro title
National Title
- Campeonato Metropolitano ( 1): 1973
- Primera "B" Nacional ( 2): 1989 /1990 1999/2000
Other Titles
- Copa Beccar Varela ( 1): 1933
- Copa Adrián C. Escobar ( 2): 1942, 1943
- Copa Competencia Británica (1): 1944
International title
- Copa Aldao: 1921