Is a free-kick-taking goalkeeper worth more than a striker with two hundred goals? Liniers heroes from the 1930s line up here beside the club's most recent champions.
1Carlos BianchiVélez's all-time top scorer with 206 goals, who later coached the club to the 1994 Libertadores and Intercontinental Cup.1000pts
2Thiago AlmadaAcademy gem of the late 2010s whose dribbling earned a record move to MLS and a World Cup winner's medal.999pts
3Roberto TrottaCombative centre-back and penalty taker of the 1994 Libertadores-winning defence.862pts
4José Luis ChilavertFree-kick-scoring Paraguayan goalkeeper of the 1990s golden era, honoured with a statue at the José Amalfitani.764pts
5Daniel WillingtonElegant playmaker who led Vélez to its first league title in 1968.647pts
6Maxi MoralezTiny playmaker who starred in the 2009 Clausura and 2011 Clausura titles.503pts
7Mauricio PellegrinoTall centre-back who anchored Vélez's late-1990s titles before moving to Barcelona and Valencia.503pts
8Mauro ZárateAcademy forward who scored freely in the 2000s and came back in 2013 for a prolific second spell.503pts
9Victorio SpinettoHard-tackling centre-half of the 1930s and 40s, later the coach who shaped Vélez's identity; second-highest scorer in club history.0pts
10Lucas PrattoTarget man whose goals won the 2012 Inicial and the 2013 Superfinal.0pts
11Fabián CuberoFull-back and captain who holds the club record for appearances across two decades of titles.0pts
Photo credits
- Thiago Almada — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Roberto Trotta — Loquilla22, CC BY-SA 4.0
- José Luis Chilavert — Prensa TV Pública, CC BY 2.0
- Maxi Moralez — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Mauricio Pellegrino — Carlos yo, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Mauro Zárate — Egghead06, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Lucas Pratto — Carlos Figueroa Rojas, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Fabián Cubero — Frodar, CC BY-SA 4.0
