New historical piece: River discovered an unpublished badge from 1914 in the membership card of one of its first members.

Just days after celebrating its 125th anniversary, River added a new piece to its rich history. The Museum, Trophies, and History Department of the club announced the discovery of an unpublished crest from 1914, a symbol that until now remained unknown to members, fans, and researchers.

The institution announced the news through the social media of the River Museum, where it explained that the discovery is part of the survey and research work being carried out on the early years of the club. It is an emblem that had never been publicly disseminated and provides new information about the evolution of River Plate's visual identity.

The crest was found in a membership card belonging to Esteban Fortunati, River's member number 4 and a key figure in the institutional growth during the early decades of the 20th century. In addition to being one of the pioneers of the entity, he held various executive positions, including vice president, treasurer, and board member.