Well… my city is Buenos Aires so a big part of Argentina’s professional football is here, either in the city proper or in the surrounding area.

If we only count the city proper, we have:

• Top flight: Argentinos Juniors, Barracas Central, Boca Juniors, Huracán, River Plate, San Lorenzo, Vélez
• B Nacional (second tier): All Boys, Almagro*, Chacarita Juniors*, Defensores de Belgrano, Ferro, Nueva Chicago, Deportivo Riestra
• B Metropolitana (third tier): Comunicaciones, Sacachispas
• Primera C (fourth tier): Deportivo Español, Excursionistas, General Lamadrid, Yupanqui
• Primera D (fifth tier - not professional): Deportivo Paraguayo, Lugano, Sportivo Barracas

* These clubs were originally founded and still have their headquarters in the neighborhoods of Almagro and Chacarita respectively, however, their current stadiums are located outside of the city proper.

So, thats a total of 23 clubs, including several of the biggest clubs of the country. And thats only counting the city proper, which is where i was born and live. If we count the metropolitan area, the amount of clubs increases exponentially, there would be too many to count lol.

36 year old Suárez, with half a knee, carrying a newly promoted team (still one of the biggest of the country, but not one people expected to be in title contention at the start of the season) to the title, in one of if not the most physically demanding league in the world, would be absolutely insane, one of the stories of the decade for sure.