
Argentine Division1Statistics
Goals
Assists
Goals + Assists
Free Kick Goals
Shots
Shots on Target
Shots Inside Box
Goal Conversion %
Minutes per Goal
Hit Woodwork
Key Passes
Big Chances Created
Passes
Crosses
Long Balls
Dribble Success Rate %
Successful Dribbles
Tackles
Interceptions
Clearances
Duels Won %
Ground Duels Won
Aerial Duels Won
Possession Lost
Yellow Cards
Red Cards
Saves
Clean Sheets
Goals Conceded
Punches
Runs Out
Runs Out Success %
High Claims
Average Rating
About Argentine Division 1 2026 player statistics
Top scorers of the Argentine Division 1 2026 season: 1. Cristian Tarragona (Club Atlético Unión, 17), 2. Junior Marabel (Sarmiento Junin, 14), 3. Agustín Módica (Gimnasia Y Esgrima De Mendoza, 14), 4. Jordy Caicedo (CA Huracan, 14), 5. Ronaldo Martinez (Velez Sarsfield, 13), 6. Gabriel Ávalos (CA Independiente, 11), 7. Ángel Di María (CA Rosario Central, 11), 8. Miguel Merentiel (Boca Juniors, 10), 9. Marcelo Torres (Gimnasia La Plata, 10), 10. Michael Santos (CA Central Cordoba SDE, 9).
Most assists: 1. Juan Manuel Gutiérrez (Defensa Y Justicia, 8), 2. Lucas Passerini (Belgrano, 8), 3. Facundo Lencioni (Gimnasia Y Esgrima De Mendoza, 8), 4. Sebastián Villa (Independiente Rivadavia, 8), 5. Julián Palacios (Club Atlético Unión, 7), 6. Gabriel Ávalos (CA Independiente, 6), 7. Ignacio Fernández (Gimnasia La Plata, 6), 8. Matías Pellegrini (Velez Sarsfield, 6), 9. Lucas Zelarayán (Belgrano, 6), 10. Matías Fernández (Independiente Rivadavia, 6).
Most clean sheets: 1. Álvaro Montero (Velez Sarsfield, 6), 2. Josué Reinatti (Club Atlético Newell's Old Boys, 5), 3. Nahuel Hernan Losada (Club Atlético Lanús, 5), 4. Tomás Marchiori (Velez Sarsfield, 4), 5. Santiago Beltrán (River Plate, 4), 6. Jeremías Ledesma (CA Rosario Central, 4), 7. Matías Borgogno (CA Platense, 3), 8. Brayan Cortés (Argentinos Juniors, 3), 9. Marcelo Miño (CA Barracas Central, 3), 10. Felipe Tomas Zenobio (Club Atletico Tigre, 3).
The tables above rank the best players of the Argentine Division 1 2026 season across goals, shots, passing, dribbling, defending, cards and goalkeeping; you can filter them by position and switch to per 90 minutes values.
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Frequently asked questions
How many teams are in the Argentine Division 1?
30 teams compete in the 2026 Argentine Division 1.
When does the Argentine Division 1 start and end?
The season runs from January 2026 to December 2026.
Who are the reigning Argentine Division 1 champions?
Reigning champion: Estudiantes La Plata.