Boca, three-time world champions: FIFA confirms their titles | OneFootball

FIFA has confirmed that the champions of the Intercontinental Cup, held between 1960 and 2004, are officially recognized as world club champions. In this way, to dispel any doubts, Boca Juniors maintains its eternal status as three-time world champion thanks to its feats in 1977 against Borussia Mönchengladbach, in 2000 against Real Madrid, and in 2003 against Milan.

The Intercontinental was not just a simple match: it was the ultimate challenge between the giants of Europe and South America. A direct duel, with no margin for error, at an elite level and with absolute glory at stake. Its recognition as a world title reflects what it always was: a major, historic achievement of the highest order in club football.

Boca has won 3 world titles.

Boca’s 3 World Titles

The Club World Cup, established in 2005, exists as a later format, but does not replace or invalidate the Intercontinental. The historical status is confirmed and remains in force. FIFA’s validation only reaffirms the obvious: those who lifted that cup reached the absolute summit of club football.

In 2003, Boca won its last Intercontinental.

The Xeneize, three-time world champion, now rises with the official seal of the highest football authority. Its golden nights in Tokyo and at La Bombonera are now definitively enshrined as chapters of eternal glory that cannot be erased, despite some ill-intentioned people who tried to hide the glory achieved by the club from La Ribera.

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