Pope-approved idols, Matador-era goalscorers and the heroes of a first continental trophy fill this list.
1José SanfilippoThe club's all-time top scorer, a prolific centre-forward of the 1950s and early 60s.1000pts
2Néstor OrtigozaMidfield engine of the 2013 and 2014 championship teams.1000pts
3Héctor VeiraQuick forward of Los Matadores, the unbeaten 1968 champions.952pts
4Alberto RendoAttacking midfielder who was a key piece of the Matadores side.844pts
5Narciso DovalBall-playing winger of the 1968 Metropolitano champions.714pts
6Armando FarroCreative winger and third member of the 1940s Golden Trio.555pts
7Sebastián BlancoSkilful attacking midfielder in the 2013-14 title years.555pts
8Sergio VillarDefender who holds the club's record for appearances.555pts
9Leandro RomagnoliPipi, the creative midfield captain and symbol of the 2014 Libertadores side.0pts
10Ignacio PiattiQuick winger and 2014 Copa Libertadores champion.0pts






















