Club Atlético Platense

The CA Platense ( officially: Club Atlético Platense ) - known as Los Calamares, Tense and Marrón - is an Argentine sports club from Vicente López, a Partido from the Province of Buenos Aires in Buenos Aires Province, which is known primarily for its football department. The club colors are white and brown. As the stadium Estadio Ciudad de club serves the Vicente López, it can accommodate 31,000 spectators.

History

The club was founded on May 25, 1905 starred in the early years in various amateur leagues. In the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s Platense rose several times in the top flight and increased every few seasons back from the Primera División from. By winning the Nacional B in 1976 the first title was recorded.

In 2006, succeeded by winning the Primera B Metropolitana, the second title in club history and the return to the Nacional B second-rate, in the Platense also currently still active. The best known former player in Europe is considered the French international David Trezeguet, who began his career at CA Platense.

Former Players

• Argentina Jorge Borelli
• Argentina Claudio Borghi
• Argentina Raúl Cascini
• Bolivia Ramiro Castillo
• Argentina Eduardo Coudet
• Argentina Julio Cozzi
• Argentina Marcelo Espina

• Argentina Esteban Fuertes
• Uruguay Atilio García
• Argentina Santiago Hirsig
• Argentina Ángel Labruna
• Argentina Víctor Hugo Lorenzon
• Argentina Juan Carlos Muñoz
• France David Trezeguet

More departments

In addition to the football division among others, the sports Futsal be operated, basketball, handball, hockey, boxing and swimming in the club.