Atlético de Rafaela is a prominent Argentine football club from the city of Rafaela, Santa Fe, with a rich history of competing in the nation's top divisions. While currently not specified in a league, the club is historically associated with both the Primera División and the Primera Nacional. The team's home is the modern Estadio Nuevo Monumental, a symbol of the club's ambition. Founded in 1907, the club has been a standard-bearer for the city and the region for over a century. Atlético Rafaela's peak era arrived in the 21st century, most notably with their stunning 2013 Torneo Final campaign where they finished as runners-up in the Primera División, qualifying for the Copa Libertadores for the first time. That team, featuring players like Diego Torres and Lucas Albertengo, played an electrifying brand of attacking football. The club has experienced the typical ups and downs of Argentine football, oscillating between the first and second tiers. In recent seasons, they have been a competitive force in the Primera Nacional, always aiming for an immediate return to the top flight. The club's identity is one of proactive, offensive-minded play, which has earned them admirers across the country. The "Crema" fan base is deeply passionate, filling the Nuevo Monumental and creating one of the most intimidating atmospheres in the lower leagues. Atlético de Rafaela remains a club with top-flight pedigree and aspirations, forever chasing glory.