Rosario Central


Think Port Adelaide: port town, working-class roots, huge derby.

Which one would you get?

CARC

Los Canallas"the Scoundrels", a century-old nickname the fans wear with pride

In Aussie and Kiwi terms

Port Adelaide. Working-class roots, a river port, and one half of a derby that stops the city.

Home
Rosario
Ground
El Gigante de Arroyito (the Giant of Arroyito)
Founded
1889
Colours
Blue and gold stripes
Great rival
Newell's Old Boys (the Clásico Rosarino)

Three things to know

  1. It was founded in 1889 by British railway workers on the Central Argentine Railway, which is where the name comes from.
  2. Ángel Di María came through its academy, and came home to play for it again in 2025.
  3. Mario Kempes played for Central from 1974 to 1976, two years before he won the 1978 World Cup with Argentina.