Atletico Madrid s top five leagues Argentina players, historical data witnessed Argentina s strength

On August 6, according to an in-depth report from World Sports, Atletico Madrid dominated the reserve of Argentina players in the team lineup of the five major leagues. Atletico Madrid currently has five Argentine players, and this number ranks first among all teams in the five major leagues.

The transfer market is changing this summer, with two Argentine players, DePaul and Angel Correa, saying goodbye to Atletico Madrid's stage. However, Atletico Madrid quickly made adjustments, introduced Almada, and decisively bought out Musso. With Alvarez, Molina, Giuliano Simeone's stay in the team, Atletico Madrid's Argentine player lineup is still strong, maintaining the scale of 5 players.

After Atletico Madrid, Parma in Serie A and Marseille in Ligue 1, both teams have 4 Argentine players. In Parma's team, Aldoñes, Valenti, Esteves and Pellegrino showed their style; in the Marseille team, Valerdi, Ruli, Mope and Medina were also very strong. In addition, Alaves, Betis and Fiorentina have three Argentine players, respectively, which should not be underestimated.

It is worth mentioning that Atletico Madrid coach Simeone is also an Argentinian. Since taking over Atletico Madrid's coaching post in January 2012, a total of 148 players representing Atletico Madrid have made appearances in official matches, including as many as 16 Argentine players, accounting for 10.81% of all players playing. This proportion is second only to Spanish players (63 players, accounting for 42.57%), leading Brazilian players (12 players, accounting for 8.11%), French players (7 players, accounting for 4.73%) and Uruguayan players (6 players, accounting for 4.05%).

Looking back at the history of Atletico Madrid club, Argentine players left a strong mark in terms of the number of appearances. Angel Correa, the one who played the most is the team. He played 469 games for Atletico Madrid in the decade from 2015 to 2025, and is a loyal fighter of the team. The second was defender Jorge Bernardo Grifa, who played 288 times for Atletico Madrid from 1959 to 1971. Madinabetia (236 times), Aguero (234 times), and Ruben-Ayala (214 times) have also left a deep mark in the team's history.

And in the goal statistics, Argentine players also performed well. Aguero scored 102 goals for Atletico Madrid from 2006 to 2011, becoming the Argentine player with the most goals in the club's history. Angel Correa followed closely behind with 88 goals, with Cabrera (62 goals), Ayala (59 goals), Maxi Rodriguez (45 goals) and Atletico Madrid coach Simeone (30 goals) also contributed their strength to the team's offensive firepower.