arPrimera Nacional

Second Argentine tier — 36 clubs fighting for promotion to the top flight, including Chacarita Juniors and Quilmes.

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Ferro Carril Oeste
Club from the Caballito district, historically linked to the railways.
ferrocarriloeste.org.ar
Deportivo Moron
Club from Morón, nicknamed "El Gallo".
deportivomoron.com.ar
Colon Santa Fe
Club from Santa Fe, Copa Libertadores runners-up in 2019.
clubcolon.com.ar
Ciudad Bolivar
Young club from San Carlos de Bolívar, founded in 2002.
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Los Andes
Club from Lomas de Zamora, Argentine champions in 1968.
losandesoficial.com
Almirante Brown
Club from Isidro Casanova, the biggest club in the La Matanza area.
almirantebrown.org.ar
Estudiantes (Buenos Aires)
Traditional club from Caseros in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.
caestudiantes.com.ar
Deportivo Madryn
Club from Puerto Madryn, the only Patagonian representative in the second division.
deportivomadryn.com
Godoy Cruz
Club from Mendoza, a regular Copa Libertadores participant.
clubgodoycruz.com.ar
San Miguel
Club from Los Polvorines, nicknamed "Trueno Verde".
clubatleticosanmiguel.com.ar
Racing (Cordoba)
Club from the Nueva Italia district of Córdoba, promoted to the second division in 2022.
racingcba.com.ar
Defensores de Belgrano
Club from the Núñez district, nicknamed "El Dragón".
defeweb.com.ar
All Boys
Traditional club from the Floresta district in western Buenos Aires.
caallboys.com.ar
Mitre (Santiago del Estero)
Club from Santiago del Estero, historic rivals of Central Córdoba.
camitreweb.com.ar
San Telmo
Club from the San Telmo district, playing at a stadium in Dock Sud.
soydetelmo.com.ar
Acassuso
Smaller club from San Isidro in the northern zone of Buenos Aires.
clubacassuso.com.ar
Central Norte
Leading club of the Argentine north-west, based in Salta.
centralnorteweb.com.ar
Chaco For Ever
The best-known club in Chaco province, based in Resistencia.
chacoforever.club
Gimnasia y Esgrima (Jujuy)
The leading club of Jujuy province, based in San Salvador de Jujuy.
gyejoficial.com.ar
Temperley
Club from Temperley, nicknamed "El Gasolero".
temperley.org.ar
Atlanta
Club from the Villa Crespo district, traditionally linked to Buenos Aires' Jewish community.
caatlanta.com.ar
Tristan Suarez
Club from Ezeiza, near Buenos Aires' international airport.
clubtristansuarezoficial.com
Midland
Club from Libertad (Merlo), nicknamed "El Funebrero".
ferrocarrilmidland.com
San Martin (Tucuman)
Club from San Miguel de Tucumán, playing at the Estadio La Ciudadela.
clubatleticosanmartin.com
Atletico de Rafaela
Traditional club from the industrial town of Rafaela in Santa Fe province.
atleticorafaela.com.ar
Deportivo Maipu
Club from Maipú (Mendoza), promoted to the second division in the past decade.
deportivomaipu.com
San Martin (San Juan)
The leading club of San Juan province.
casanmartinsj.com
Nueva Chicago
Club from the Mataderos district, colours green and black.
canuevachicago.com.ar
Gimnasia y Tiro
Club from Salta, originally founded as Club Atlético Salteño in 1902.
clubdegimnasiaytiro.com.ar
Almagro
Club from the Almagro district of Buenos Aires.
almagro.club
Quilmes
Club from Quilmes, nicknamed "El Decano" as Argentina's oldest club, founded in 1887.
quilmesaclub.org.ar
Colegiales
Club from Munro, promoted to the second division in 2025.
cacolegiales.ar
Chacarita Juniors
Club from the Villa Maipú district (San Martín), colours green and black.
chacaritajuniors.com.ar
Patronato
Club from Paraná, Copa Argentina winners in 2022.
capatronato.com.ar
Agropecuario
Club from Carlos Casares, one of the youngest clubs to reach the second division, founded in 2011.
clubagropecuario.com
Guemes
Club from Santiago del Estero, named after Argentine national hero Martín Güemes.
caguemes.com