Nahuel Guzmán, known as "Patón," is an Argentine goalkeeper who has become an icon for Mexican giants Tigres UANL, renowned for his charismatic leadership and exceptional shot-stopping. Now 40, the veteran keeper stands at 193cm and has been a cornerstone of Tigres' most successful era since joining in 2014. His early career was spent in Argentina with Newell's Old Boys, where he won the 2013 Torneo Final and earned a move to Mexico. At Tigres, Guzmán has been instrumental, winning multiple Liga MX titles and the CONCACAF Champions League. His highlights are numerous, including crucial penalty saves in finals and a famous last-minute headed equalizer in a league match that showcased his unique character. He has also been capped by the Argentine national team. His honors with Tigres are extensive, including several league championships and the 2020 CONCACAF Champions League crown. Known for his fiery passion, elaborate goal celebrations, and close bond with the fans, Guzmán is far more than a goalkeeper; he is a symbol of Tigres' identity. He remains one of the most recognizable and successful figures in North American football.