Boca and River will be the representatives of Argentine soccer in the 2025 Club World Cup, a tournament with a new format that will debut this year in the United States. As part of the presentation, the international organization dedicated a detailed publication to each team on its official channels, mentioning, among other aspects, their history of titles at the local level.
With this publication, the highest entity in soccer practically put an end to the discussion that has gained relevance in recent years in the local sphere about the validity and criteria used to count the titles obtained both in the amateur and professional eras.
In the post directed at the Xeneize, FIFA recognizes their 35 First Division titles throughout history, the first of which was the 1920 season championship. Additionally, the organization highlights their 6 Copa Libertadores wins, as well as their 3 Copa Argentina and 2 Copa Sudamericana titles.
Furthermore, FIFA highlights an impressive record of the club from La Ribera in the international arena: "Boca is one of the five teams that won the Intercontinental Cup three times". An achievement that leaves an indelible mark.
Regarding the Millonario, the organization recognizes a total of 38 local championships, of which 37 belong to the professional era and one (1920) corresponds to the amateur period of Argentine soccer.
