Atletico Tucuman Club Profile and Squad Overview

Atletico Tucuman

Atletico Tucuman, founded in 1902 in San Miguel de Tucuman, is one of northern Argentina’s defining football institutions. Known as El Decano and El Gigante del Norte, the club plays in sky blue and white and stages home matches at Estadio Monumental José Fierro. Its profile combines deep provincial roots, a prominent regional rivalry with San Martín de Tucumán, and a recorded history that reaches Argentina’s top flight and South American competition.

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1576
Conservative: 942
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881
Updated: 12 September 2026

Atletico Tucuman Upcoming matches by league

Liga Profesional Argentina

  • - Clausura - 10
    Aldosivi
    Atletico Tucuman
  • - Clausura - 11
    Atletico Tucuman
    No H2H
    Barracas Central
  • - Clausura - 12
    Gimnasia L.P.
    No H2H
    Atletico Tucuman
  • - Clausura - 13
    Atletico Tucuman
    No H2H
    Rosario Central

Copa Argentina

  • - Quarter-finals
    Independ. Rivadavia
    Atletico Tucuman

Atletico Tucuman Last matches by league

Liga Profesional Argentina

  • - Clausura - 9
    Atletico Tucuman
    River Plate
  • - Clausura - 8
    Racing Club
    Atletico Tucuman
  • - Clausura - 7
    Atletico Tucuman
    Belgrano Cordoba
  • - Clausura - 6
    Atletico Tucuman
    Instituto Cordoba

Copa Argentina

  • - Round of 16
    Atletico Tucuman
    Independiente
  • - Round of 32
    Talleres Cordoba
    Atletico Tucuman
  • - Round of 64
    Atletico Tucuman
    Sportivo Barracas
  • - Round of 16
    Atletico Tucuman
    Newells Old Boys

Atletico Tucuman Team Roster

Atlético Tucumán’s recorded squad contains 35 players across goalkeeper, defensive, midfield and attacking roles. L. Ingolotti and T. Durso provide the two goalkeeping options, while G. Suso, L. Di Plácido, M. Villa and Ramiro Paunero feature among the defenders. Midfield depth includes E. Ham, F. Nicola, J. Fernández and R. Tesuri. The attacking group includes L. Díaz, M. Benítez, L. Román and R. Ruíz Rodríguez, with additional listed names broadening competition for places throughout the squad. The listed shirt numbers range from 1 to 45 across this dated roster.

position Goalkeeper

1 Luis Ignacio Ingolotti
25 Tomás Durso
Tomás Durso
GK Argentina

position Defender

2 Lucas Ramiro Paunero
Lucas Ramiro Paunero
DEF Argentina
6 Gianluca Ferrari
Gianluca Ferrari
DEF Argentina
17 Juan Gabriel Rodríguez
20 Gastón Suso
Gastón Suso
DEF Argentina
21 Ignacio Galván
Ignacio Galván
DEF Argentina
24 Leonel Di Plácido
Leonel Di Plácido
DEF Argentina
28 Gabriel Carlos Compagnucci
32 Juan José Infante
Juan José Infante
DEF Argentina
33
36 Luciano Andrés Vallejo

position Midfielder

10 Franco Nicola Albanell
11 Renzo Iván Tesuri
Renzo Iván Tesuri
MID Argentina
19
31 Lautaro Godoy
Lautaro Godoy
MID Argentina
45 Kevin Daniel Ortíz
Kevin Daniel Ortíz
MID Argentina

position Attacker

9 Leandro Nicolás Díaz
14 Pedro Alexis Canelo
Pedro Alexis Canelo
FWD Argentina
18 Ramiro Ruíz Rodríguez
22 Facundo Damián Pimienta
27
30 Manuel Brondo Spinelli
35

Last Atletico Tucuman Coachs

The latest recorded coaching appointment is Lucas Pusineri, who began his Atlético Tucumán spell on 1 February 2025. The coaching record does not confirm the current holder of the role, so Pusineri is described by his dated appointment rather than as the current coach. Facundo Sava preceded him from March 2024 to February 2025, while Diego Barrado had a brief spell in early 2024. Sergio Gómez and Favio Orsi also appear in the recent chronology, with entries beginning in 2023. This sequence places Pusineri at the front of the recorded timeline without making an unsupported current-role claim.

Coach since 1 January 2026
Coach until
History
Coach Coach country Coach since Coach until
1 January 2026
Lucas Andres Pusineri Bignone Argentina 1 February 2025
Facundo Sava Argentina 1 March 2024 1 February 2025
Diego Armando Barrado Argentina 1 February 2024 1 March 2024
Sergio Omar Gómez Argentina 1 August 2023
Favio Leandro Orsi Argentina 1 July 2023 1 February 2024
Lucas Andres Pusineri Bignone Argentina 1 April 2022 1 July 2023
Juan Manuel Azconzábal Argentina 1 December 2021 1 April 2022
Martín Anastacio Argentina 1 November 2021 1 December 2021
Pablo Horacio Guiñazú Argentina 1 October 2021 1 November 2021
Martín Anastacio Argentina 1 October 2021 1 October 2021
Omar De Felippe Argentina 1 January 2021 1 October 2021
Ricardo Alberto Zielinski Argentina 1 June 2017 1 January 2021
Pablo Hernán Lavallén Argentina 1 December 2016 1 June 2017
Martín Anastacio Argentina 1 November 2016 1 December 2016
1 November 2016
Juan Manuel Azconzábal Argentina 1 November 2014 1 November 2016
Héctor Rivoira Argentina 2 April 2014 10 November 2014
Ricardo José Rodríguez Argentina 1 July 2012 5 November 2013
Juan Manuel Llop Argentina 1 November 2011 1 June 2012

Atletico Tucuman Transfers

Through 29 July 2026, Atlético Tucumán’s listed arrivals include free-agent additions J. Rodríguez from Ezeiza and A. Canelo from Puebla, alongside J. Fernández on loan from Palestino. Earlier 2026 movements brought in loan players A. Segovia from Lanus, J. Dominguez from Olimpia and M. Brondo from Argentinos JRS. G. Suso, E. Ham, L. Ingolotti and G. Compagnucci joined as free agents in January, while T. Durso returned from a loan spell at Union Santa Fe. The chronology also includes earlier free-agent, loan and return movements, but it does not establish a complete transfer total.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
J. Rodríguez
Ezeiza
Free agent 29 July 2026
A. Canelo
Puebla
Free agent 26 July 2026
J. Fernández
Palestino
Loan 16 July 2026
A. Canelo
Puebla
Free agent 29 June 2026
A. Segovia
Lanus
Loan 29 January 2026
J. Dominguez
Olimpia
Loan 19 January 2026
G. Suso
Gimnasia L.P.
Free agent 18 January 2026
G. Compagnucci
Belgrano Cordoba
Free agent 13 January 2026
L. Ingolotti
Gimnasia L.P.
Free agent 13 January 2026
E. Ham
Atletico Goianiense
Free agent 13 January 2026
M. Brondo
Argentinos JRS
Loan 4 January 2026
F. Pimienta
Velez Sarsfield
- 31 December 2025
F. Pimienta
Velez Sarsfield
- 31 December 2025
L. Di Plácido
Lanus
Free agent 31 December 2025
M. Benítez
Goias
Free agent 31 December 2025

Through 29 June 2026, the latest listed departure is J. Dominguez’s return to Olimpia after a loan spell. Earlier 2026 movements include F. Bedmar’s loan to Tucuman Central, D. Martínez’s free-agent move to Barracas Central, Y. Cabral’s free-agent departure for San Antonio Bulo Bulo, and G. Risso Patrón’s move to Newells Old Boys. A. Sánchez left for Belgrano Cordoba in a recorded transfer, while M. Bajamich moved to Estudiantes de Rio Cuarto on loan. The chronology also contains free-agent exits, transfers and returns to parent clubs through late 2025, without establishing a complete departure total.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
L. Román
Independiente
Return from loan 11 August 2026
Oriente Petrolero
Loan 16 July 2026
A. Segovia
Lanus
Return from loan 29 June 2026
J. Dominguez
Olimpia
Return from loan 29 June 2026
F. Bedmar
Tucuman Central
Loan 13 March 2026
D. Martínez
Barracas Central
Free agent 17 February 2026
Y. Cabral
San Antonio Bulo Bulo
Free agent 13 February 2026
Y. Cabral
San Antonio Bulo Bulo
Free agent 12 February 2026
G. Risso Patrón
Newells Old Boys
Free agent 19 January 2026
G. Acosta
San Martin S.J.
Free agent 17 January 2026
A. Sánchez
Belgrano Cordoba
Transfer 13 January 2026
F. Grillo
Concepción
Free agent 4 January 2026
M. Bajamich
Estudiantes de Rio Cuarto
Loan 4 January 2026
M. Ortiz
A. Italiano
Free agent 1 January 2026
Villa Dalmine
Free agent 31 December 2025

Transfers Synthesis

Atlético Tucumán’s movement picture, viewed, shows activity across several registration paths rather than a single type of change. The latest arrivals included free agents J. Rodríguez and A. Canelo, a loan for J. Fernández, and earlier January additions such as G. Suso, E. Ham, L. Ingolotti and G. Compagnucci. Loan returns also brought T. Durso back from Union Santa Fe, while other listed arrivals came from loans or earlier free-agent moves. On the departure side, J. Dominguez returned to Olimpia, and early 2026 entries included loans, free-agent exits and a recorded transfer involving A. Sánchez. Several late-2025 entries were returns to parent clubs. The available lists are date-bounded and capped, so they show the character and timing of documented movement without supporting a full arrivals-versus-departures balance, a net figure or an assessment of overall squad change.

Leagues Atletico Tucuman has participated in

Atlético Tucumán has recent recorded participation in Liga Profesional Argentina and Copa Argentina, with both competitions represented through 2025. The club’s Copa de la Liga Profesional and club-friendly match entries cover 2023 and 2024 and are historical in this context. Its continental record includes CONMEBOL Libertadores and CONMEBOL Sudamericana in 2020, alongside a 2020 Copa de la Superliga participation. Primera Nacional participation is recorded from 2011 to 2015. These entries outline a path from Argentina’s second tier to domestic and continental competition.

More about Atletico Tucuman

Club Atlético Tucumán, commonly known as Atlético Tucumán, was founded in 1902 in San Miguel de Tucumán, the capital of Tucumán Province. The club is widely identified with northern Argentine football and is known by the nicknames El Decano and El Gigante del Norte. Its sky-blue-and-white identity appears in the traditional striped shirt, a visual expression of the club’s provincial roots and long continuity.

Home matches are associated with Estadio Monumental José Fierro in the Villa 9 de Julio neighborhood. Opened in May 1922, the ground was historically called the Grand Stadium and is regarded as an early landmark of large-scale sporting architecture in northern Argentina. More than a venue, it provides the setting for a strongly local football culture shaped by Atlético’s history and its rivalry with Club Atlético San Martín. Their Clásico Tucumano represents one of the province’s defining sporting divisions.

Atlético Tucumán operates through the traditional Argentine civil-association model. Registered members collectively own and govern the club, with elected presidential boards responsible for its administration. This structure places the institution within Argentina’s broader community-based club tradition rather than a private ownership framework.

The club’s competitive ecosystem spans domestic and continental football. Its recorded participation includes Argentina’s top flight and Copa Argentina in the recent period, while the historical record also includes Liga Profesional Argentina, Primera Nacional, Copa de la Liga Profesional, Copa de la Superliga, CONMEBOL Libertadores and CONMEBOL Sudamericana. The 2020 entries in both major South American competitions mark a continental chapter in the club’s modern history. Across these settings, Atlético’s identity rests on regional representation, sky-blue-and-white tradition and a match-day culture anchored in San Miguel de Tucumán.

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Atletico Tucuman vs River Plate
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Racing Club vs Atletico Tucuman
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Atletico Tucuman vs Belgrano Cordoba
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Estudiantes de Rio Cuarto vs Atletico Tucuman
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Atletico Tucuman vs Sarmiento Junin
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Huracan vs Atletico Tucuman
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