SWOS 2016/2017
SWOS 2016/2017

BOCA JNRS.
League
Argentina (1.)
Coach
GUILLERMO B. SCHELOTTO
Tactics
4-2-4
Squad Value
£13.55m
Home kit
Alternate kit

Boca Juniors — 2016/17 (approximate season summary)

  • Club name: Club Atlético Boca Juniors (commonly “Boca Juniors” or “Boca”)
  • Country: Argentina
  • Home stadium: Estadio Alberto J. Armando (“La Bombonera”), Buenos Aires
  • Head coach / Manager: Guillermo Barros Schelotto (appointed mid-2016; in charge through the 2016/17 period)
  • Chairman / President (around that time): Daniel Angelici

Context and competitions (2016–2017):

  • Domestic league: The Argentine league format was transitioning in this period. Schelotto took charge after coaching appointment in mid-2016; Boca competed in domestic tournaments under his management.
  • Copa Argentina: Boca participated in the national cup competitions occurring in that cycle.
  • International competitions: As a top Argentine club, Boca were regular competitors in CONMEBOL tournaments; participation status depends on qualification from the 2015/16 campaign (they did not win the 2016 Copa Libertadores, so 2017 Copa Libertadores involvement reflected qualification rules at the time).

Notable staff and playing style under Guillermo Barros Schelotto:

  • Schelotto, a former Boca player, emphasized attacking football with width, wing play and quick transitions — a pragmatic blend of possession and directness typical of his coaching profile.
  • He worked with a coaching staff including assistants and fitness coaches brought in after his appointment; his presence restored continuity with the club’s identity given his Boca playing history.

Key players around 2016/17 (examples):

  • Carlos Tevez — veteran forward and influential leader for Boca after his return from abroad.
  • Nicolás Lodeiro / Cristian Pavón / Fernando Gago / Wilmar Barrios — players who featured for Boca in the general mid-2010s era (squad composition changed with transfers).
  • Other squad members and exact appearances/roles varied through transfers, loans and injuries during the 2016/17 cycle.

Notable achievements and results (brief):

  • Schelotto’s tenure saw Boca remain one of Argentina’s top teams, competing for domestic honors and maintaining continental ambitions. Exact trophies and placings for the 2016/17 calendar depend on which competition window is referenced (Argentine season formats and calendar-year cups can cause overlap).

Further details available on request: full 2016/17 squad list, match results, statistics (appearances, goals), transfers in/out during the Schelotto era, or a season-by-season timeline of his managerial period at Boca Juniors can be provided as a structured table or detailed summary.

# Name Nat. Position Value
1 Head type 0GUILLERMO SARA
Argentina flag ARG
G £600k
2 Head type 0GINO PERUZZI
Argentina flag ARG
RB £1M
3 Head type 0JONATHAN SILVA
Argentina flag ARG
LB £1M
4 Head type 0SANTIAGO VERGINI
Argentina flag ARG
D £700k
5 Head type 0FERNANDO TOBIO
Argentina flag ARG
D £650k
6 Head type 0ANDRES CUBAS
Argentina flag ARG
M £950k
7 Head type 0RICARDO CENTURION
Argentina flag ARG
LW £800k
8 Head type 0CRISTIAN PAVON
Argentina flag ARG
RW £1M
9 Head type 0DARIO BENEDETTO
Argentina flag ARG
A £1M
10 Head type 0PABLO PEREZ
Argentina flag ARG
M £350k
11 Head type 0CARLOS TEVEZ
Argentina flag ARG
A £1.8M
12 Head type 0AXEL WERNER
Argentina flag ARG
G £300k
13 Head type 0LEONARDO JARA
Argentina flag ARG
RB £700k
14 Head type 0FERNANDO GAGO
Argentina flag ARG
M £1M
15 Head type 0RODRIGO BETANCUR
Uruguay flag URU
M £1.1M
16 Head type 0WALTER BOU
Argentina flag ARG
A £600k
SARA Argentina flag
PERUZZI Argentina flag VERGINI Argentina flag TOBIO Argentina flag SILVA Argentina flag
PAVON Argentina flag CUBAS Argentina flag PEREZ Argentina flag CENTURION Argentina flag
BENEDETTO Argentina flag TEVEZ Argentina flag