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    Antonio Rattín

    Antonio Rattín

    Awards & Honours

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    Awards Won

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    Honours

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    Rankings

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    Records

    Rattín is celebrated as one of Boca Juniors' greatest idols, a one-club man who spent his entire 15-year career at the club. He helped Boca capture five major titles, including three league championships. His leadership on the pitch earned him the nickname El Caudillo. A statue of Rattín stands outside La Bombonera, and he is honored in the club's Hall of Fame. His controversial role in the 1966 World Cup made him a symbol of Argentina's footballing pride and grievance.

    Antonio Rattín receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Boca Juniors Hall of Fame

    Boca Juniors·2000

    Inducted as one of the club's greatest-ever players.

    Statue at La Bombonera

    Boca Juniors·2010

    A statue of Rattín stands outside Estadio Alberto J. Armando.

    Rankings & Lists

    #Unranked

    Argentina's Top 100 Players of the 20th Century

    IFFHS·2000

    Records & Feats

    One-club man at Boca Juniors

    Career Milestone·1956-1970

    Played his entire 15-year professional career at Boca Juniors, a rare feat in Argentine football.

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