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Memorial page of Antonio Rattín
Antonio Rattín

Memorial Page for Antonio Rattín

May 16, 1937 – Jul 11, 2026(89 years)Died in:Buenos Aires, Argentina

Argentine footballer and politician

Memorial Candles

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Emoria lights a memorial candle in memory of Antonio Rattín.

Emoria

July 12th, 2026

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Memories

15 memories

Antonio Rattín, near his retirement from football.

Antonio Rattín, near his retirement from football.

Antonio Rattín, injured

Antonio Rattín, injured

Antonio Rattín in Boca Juniors

Antonio Rattín in Boca Juniors

Antonio Rattín being sent-off at the 1966 World Cup

Antonio Rattín being sent-off at the 1966 World Cup

Rattín celebrating vs River Plate.

Rattín celebrating vs River Plate.

Players of Boca juniors, Alberto M. González, Silvio Marzolini, Antonio Roma, Antonio Rattín

Players of Boca juniors, Alberto M. González, Silvio Marzolini, Antonio Roma, Antonio Rattín

Antonio Rattin con la Selección Argentina

Antonio Rattin con la Selección Argentina

Pelé and Antonio Rattín in the Boca v Santos FC match in La Bombonera. Copa Libertadores final.

Pelé and Antonio Rattín in the Boca v Santos FC match in La Bombonera. Copa Libertadores final.

Antonio Rattín's debut in Primera División, v River Plate. Here, posing with Pipo Rossi.

Antonio Rattín's debut in Primera División, v River Plate. Here, posing with Pipo Rossi.

1963 Rosario Central 3-Boca Juniors 0

1963 Rosario Central 3-Boca Juniors 0

Rattin waving crowd

Rattin waving crowd

Antonio Rattin, 25 09 2010

Antonio Rattin, 25 09 2010

Biography

Antonio Rattín (* May 16, 1937 in Tigre; † July 11, 2026 in Buenos Aires) was an argentine footballer and politician. He was 89 years old.

Life Events

2 Events

Born in Tigre, Tigre Partido

1937

Died in Buenos Aires, Argentina

2026

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Antonio Rattín. Forever remembered.