Antonio Ubaldo Rattín

Antonio Ubaldo Rattín was a legendary Argentine footballer, known for his unwavering loyalty to Boca Juniors, where he spent his entire 14-year playing career, and for his significant contributions to the Argentine national team, including participation in two World Cups. Rattín's leadership and strong personality made him an emblematic figure in Argentine football, and he is particularly remembered for his dramatic expulsion during the 1966 World Cup, which led to the eventual implementation of yellow and red cards in football. After retiring as a player, he continued to influence the sport as a coach, leaving behind a legacy of passion and dedication.