Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti, popularly known as El Monumental, is the temple of Argentine football and home to the prestigious Club Atlético River Plate. Located in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires, it is not only the stadium with the largest capacity in South America, currently exceeding 85,000 spectators, but also an emblematic venue for the Argentine National Team. Inaugurated in 1938, it has hosted historic events, including the 1978 Football World Championship final and multiple continental tournament finals. Its recent renovations have modernized its facilities, offering a unique experience with guaranteed seats and a privileged view. Acquiring tickets for a match or concert in this colossus means immersing yourself in a vibrant atmosphere and being part of Argentine sporting and cultural history.
Founded on May 25, 1901, Club Atlético River Plate has established itself as a true institution in Argentine and world football. Originally from the La Boca neighborhood and later moved to Núñez, the club, popularly known as "Los Millonarios" (The Millionaires) due to significant signings in the 1930s, has cultivated an identity based on talent, technique, and an offensive style of football that has earned it admirers worldwide. Its stadium, the Mâs Monumental, is not only River Plate's home but also a temple of South American football, with a capacity exceeding 85,000 spectators after its recent renovations, making it the largest on the continent.
River Plate's history is filled with golden eras, such as "La Máquina" (The Machine) in the 1940s, and legendary players who have worn its iconic white shirt with the diagonal red band. The club holds the record for Primera División championships in Argentina, with 38 titles, and has lifted the Copa Libertadores four times, among numerous other national and international trophies. The rivalry with Boca Juniors, the Superclásico, is one of the most intense and globally followed sporting spectacles, transcending mere sport to become a cultural phenomenon. River Plate not only stands out for its men's first team but is also a multi-sport entity with an important social and cultural role in Buenos Aires.
The draw for the continental tournament determined that River will play against the Brazilian team, with the first leg on September 17.
The Colombian midfielder signed his contract and was officially introduced, starting his new cycle at the club.
With a 2-0 victory at the Monumental, the team secured three vital points to continue leading the Clausura 2025 tournament.
The squad is affected by numerous call-ups to national teams for the South American qualifiers in September.
The central midfielder rescinded his contract with the club to join Fatih Karagumruk of the Turkish Super League.
The club was informed of the number of tickets available for its fans for the Copa Libertadores quarterfinal match against Palmeiras.
River's stadium hosted the World Cup qualifying match between Argentina and Venezuela, with a massive attendance.
It was confirmed that the quarterfinal match between River Plate and Racing Club will be played on September 10 in Córdoba.
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