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Oscar Ruggeri
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Oscar Ruggeri

ArgentinaCentre-back

Oscar Ruggeri was one of Argentina’s defining defenders of the 1980s and early 1990s. He won the 1986 World Cup and later captained his country, while playing for Boca Juniors, River Plate, Real Madrid and other major clubs. His club path in Footballopedia runs through Boca Juniors, River Plate, Real Madrid, San Lorenzo. Oscar Ruggeri represented Argentina at Mexico 1986 and took part in the World Cup final at the Estadio Azteca.

At a glance

Career snapshot

Nationality
Argentina
Position
Centre-back
Senior clubs
4
Biography

The full story

Ruggeri anchors the defensive side of the Maradona-era Argentina graph and appeared throughout the Mexico 1986 run.

Club career

Career journey

1980–1984

Boca Juniors

Began his senior career at Boca.

1985–1988

River Plate

Won domestic and international honours.

1989–1990

Real Madrid

Played in Spain for Real Madrid.

1994–1997

San Lorenzo

Important late-career spell in Argentina.

International

Argentina and the 1986 World Cup

Oscar Ruggeri represented Argentina at Mexico 1986 and took part in the World Cup final at the Estadio Azteca.

1986 World Cup
1986 FIFA World Cup finalist
Final
Argentina 3–2 West Germany
Venue
Estadio Azteca
Honours

Major achievements

1986FIFA World CupChampion with Argentina
1986Copa LibertadoresRiver Plate
1986Intercontinental CupRiver Plate
1991Copa AméricaChampion with Argentina
Story

Defining moments

1986

World Cup winner

A starting defender throughout Argentina’s successful Mexico campaign.

1980–1984

Boca Juniors

Began his senior career at Boca.

1985–1988

River Plate

Won domestic and international honours.

1989–1990

Real Madrid

Played in Spain for Real Madrid.

Database coverage

What Footballopedia currently links

These figures describe the current Footballopedia graph coverage, not the player's complete real-world career totals.

World Cup editions
2
Observed starts
2
Captain starts
0
Linked goals
0
Card mentions
0
Linked matches
2
Research

Sources

  • FIFAArgentina 3-2 West Germany — 1986 World Cup finalhttps://inside.fifa.com/tournaments/mens/worldcup/1986mexico/news/worldcupathome-argentina-v-west-germany--mexico-1986-3070259
  • AFAArgentina national team archivehttps://www.afa.com.ar/