The Old Lady has welcomed Argentine steel and technique through her gates across decades, from box-to-box warriors to nimble forwards. Which stands above the rest?
1Omar SívoriBallon d'Or-winning forward signed in 1957 who scored 135 goals in 8 seasons, winning three Scudetti and a Serie A Golden Boot in one of Juventus's golden eras.1000pts
2Paulo DybalaLa Joya who spent seven brilliant seasons at Juventus from 2015, scoring 115 goals, winning five Scudetti and four Coppa Italias and being named Serie A MVP.840pts
3Carlos TevezTenacious and beloved striker who captained Juventus during his two seasons from 2013, scoring 50 goals in 94 appearances and winning back-to-back Scudetti.771pts
4Raimundo OrsiLeft winger signed from Independiente in 1928 who scored 88 goals in 194 games, won five straight Scudetti and the 1934 World Cup with Italy.692pts
5Luis MontiTough centre-half who joined Juventus in 1931 and won four Scudetti, famous for playing World Cup finals for both Argentina and Italy.680pts
6Renato CesariniArgentine-born midfielder who won five consecutive Scudetti with Juventus in the 1930s and gave Italian football the phrase 'zona Cesarini' for his late goals.508pts
7Gonzalo HiguaínClinical striker who joined Juventus in 2016 and won two Scudetti in three seasons, forming a potent partnership with Dybala in a formidable attack.400pts
8Ángel Di MaríaMercurial winger who joined Juventus for the 2022–23 season and dazzled with his creativity and technical brilliance before departing as a free agent.273pts
9Nicolás GonzálezDynamic winger signed in 2024 who brought exciting direct play and work rate to Juventus's attack after an impressive spell at Fiorentina.273pts
10Mauro CamoranesiArgentine-born winger who spent eight seasons at Juventus from 2002, making nearly 300 appearances and staying loyal after the 2006 relegation to Serie B.0pts
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- Carlos Tevez — Egghead06, CC BY-SA 4.0
