2019-2020 Superliga Argentina Player Nationalities

2019-2020 Superliga Argentina Nationalities

Governing Country: Argentina ar

Gender: Male

Champion:

Boca Juniors won league championship via league playoffs.

Most Goals: Silvio Romero (Independiente), Rafael Borré (River Plate) - 12

Most Assists: Mariano Bíttolo (Newell's OB) - 7

Most Clean Sheets: Esteban Andrada (Boca Juniors) - 14

Note: This season was abandoned prior to completion due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Table placement was determined on the basis of points earned per match. No teams were relegated.

Nationalities 2019-2020 Superliga Argentina

Nationalities 2019-2020 Superliga Argentina Table
Rk	Nation	# Players	Min	List
1	ar Argentina	639	446,550	José Sand, Silvio Romero, Cristian Tarragona, Mariano Bíttolo, Matías Suárez, Nicolás Giménez, Nahuel Bustos, Maxi Rodríguez, Bruno Pittón, Gabriel Hauche ...
2	uy Uruguay	34	30,341	Santiago Silva, Federico Gino, Nicolás De La Cruz, Martín Campaña, Leonardo Burián, Jonathan Sandoval, Ángelo Gabrielli, Santiago García, Diego Rodríguez, Junior Arias ...
3	py Paraguay	32	28,482	Gabriel Ávalos, Ángel Romero, Héctor David Martínez, Víctor Ayala, Antony Silva, Saúl Salcedo, Matías Rojas, Andrés Cubas, Óscar Romero, Marcelo Estigarribia ...
4	co Colombia	28	18,753	Rafael Borré, Frank Fabra, Wilson Morelo, Dayro Moreno, Sebastián Rincón, Sebastián Villa, Yeimar Gómez Andrade, Edwar López, Raúl Loaiza, Reinaldo Lenis ...
5	cl Chile	9	8,027	Gabriel Arias, Eugenio Mena, Marcelo Díaz, Juan Fuentes, Pablo Galdames Millán, Paulo Díaz, Gonzalo Jara, Francisco Silva, Alfonso Parot
6	it Italy	5	2,872	Mateo Retegui, Augusto Lotti, José Mauri, Daniele De Rossi, Dani Osvaldo
7	pe Peru	3	2,117	Luis Abram, Wilder Cartagena, Carlos Zambrano
8	ve Venezuela	3	986	Jan Carlos Hurtado, Dany Cure, Jesús Vargas
9	us United States	3	912	Joel Soñora, Matko Miljevic, Alan Soñora
10	br Brazil	2	463	Guilherme Parede, Tiago Pagnussat
11	sy Syria	1	1,645	Jalil Elías
12	am Armenia	1	1,199	Norberto Briasco
13	st São Tomé and Príncipe	1	1,016	Luís Leal
14	ch Switzerland	1	630	Dylan Gissi
15	ec Ecuador	1	360	Alexander Domínguez
16	mx Mexico	1	200	Matías Alustiza

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