Estudiantes de La Plata became champion of the 2025 Clausura Tournament after defeating Racing on penalties in the final. At the Único Madre de Ciudades stadium in Santiago del Estero, Pincha celebrated winning a new title from the twelve steps after drawing 1-1 in regulation time. So, He reached 18 trophies in his record, taking into account those achieved both nationally and internationally.
The most awarded in the country is Boca with 74 stars, followed by River with 72. The podium is completed by Independiente with 45 and then Racing appears with 40, while Vélez is sixth with 19. In the table in which only local coronations are taken into account, the top winner is the Millionaire with 54 titles. The Xeneize has two less and the Academy is third with 33. The La Plata team, for its part, has 11.
Table of champions of the First Division of Argentine soccer
National and international titles
- Boca – 74 titles
- River – 72
- Independent – 45
- Racing – 40
- Alumni (extinct club) and San Lorenzo – 22 each
- Velez – 19
- Students of La Plata – 18
- Huracán and Rosario Central – 13 each
- Newell’s – Nueve
- Lanús – Seven
- Belgrano de Córdoba – Six
- Argentinos Juniors, Arsenal de Sarandí, Lomas (extinct club) and CASI (extinct club) – Five each
- Porteño (extinct club) – Four
- Quilmes and Rosario Athletic (extinct club) – Three each
- Defense and Justice, Banfield, Estudiantel Porteño, Ferro Carril Oeste, Gimnasia de La Plata, Sportivo Barracas and Talleres de Córdoba – Two each
- Atlanta, Central Córdoba (Rosario), Colón de Santa Fe, Chacarita, Estudiantes de Caseros, Lomas Academy (extinct club), Nueva Chicago, Saint Andrew’s (extinct club), San Martín de Tucumán, Balcarce (extinct club), Dock Sud, Tigre, Tiro Federal de Rosario, Patronato, Platense and Independiente Rivadavia – One each
National titles
- River – 54 titles
- Boca – 52
- Racing – 33
- Independent – 25
- Alumni (extinct club) – 18
- San Lorenzo – 17
- Velez – 14
- Hurricane – 13
- Rosario Central – 12
- Students of La Plata – 11
- Newell’s – Nueve
- Lomas (extinct club) – Five
- Porteño (extinct club), Lanús, CASI (extinct club), Porteño (extinct club) – Four each
- Arsenal, Argentinos Juniors, Quilmes and Rosario Athletic (extinct club) – Three each
- Banfield, Estudiantentil Porteño (extinct club), Ferro, Gimnasia de La Plata and Sportivo Barracas – Two each
- Atlanta, Central Córdoba de Rosario, Colón de Santa Fe, Estudiantes de Buenos Aires, Lomas Academy (extinct club), Nueva Chicago, Old Caledonians (extinct club), Patronato, Saint Andrew’s (extinct club), San Martín de Tucumán, Sportivo Balcarce (extinct club), Dock Sud, Tiro Federal de Rosario, Tigre, Platense and Independiente Rivadavia – One each
