Gimnasia

Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, established on June 3, 1887, is one of the oldest and most traditional sports clubs in Argentina. Primarily known for its professional football team, which plays in the Argentine Primera División, the club has a deep connection with the city of La Plata. Nicknamed "El Lobo" or "Triperos," their home matches are held at the emblematic Estadio Juan Carmelo Zerillo, popularly known as "El Bosque," inaugurated in 1924. Throughout its extensive history, Gimnasia has forged an identity based on the passion of its supporters and has been part of memorable moments in Argentine football, boasting two official titles.

News

Gimnasia defines preseason friendly schedule

The team led by Alejandro Orfila is preparing for the 2025 Apertura Tournament with a series of preparatory matches, starting on June 21 against the Reserve team.

Gimnasia's transfer market for the 2025 season

The club is looking to strengthen its squad and define potential signings and departures ahead of the upcoming challenges of the 2025 Apertura Tournament.

Concern over the state of the pitch at El Bosque

Maintenance work is being evaluated at the Estadio Juan Carmelo Zerillo to ensure optimal conditions for the start of the official competition in 2025.

Complete guide of Gimnasia

To live the full experience of a Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata match at Estadio Juan Carmelo Zerillo, it is advisable to purchase your guaranteed tickets in advance. The stadium, located at Avenida 60 and 118, in the heart of La Plata's Bosque, is accessible by various bus lines. If you go by private vehicle, keep in mind that parking in the vicinity can be limited on match days. Arrive early to avoid crowds at the entrances and to enjoy the pre-match atmosphere. Don't forget to wear the club's colors, white and navy blue, to feel part of the fervent fanbase. Inside the stadium, you will find basic services; find out about permitted items for entry.

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