Atlético Nacional Medellín is a Colombian footballing institution, based in Medellín and competing in the Categoría Primera A. The club plays its home matches at the iconic Estadio Atanasio Girardot, sharing the venue with rivals Independiente Medellín. Founded in 1947, the club's green and white colors represent hope and peace, ideals that have become deeply intertwined with the identity of the city itself. Nacional's history is filled with triumph and tragedy, but their resilience defines them. Their greatest achievement came in 1989 when they became the first Colombian club to win the Copa Libertadores, a victory that united a nation. A second Libertadores title followed in 2016, cementing their modern status under coach Reinaldo Rueda with a squad featuring stars like Alejandro Guerra and Orlando Berrío. The club is renowned for its prolific youth academy, "La Catedral," which has produced legends like René Higuita and Faustino Asprilla. The current team remains a domestic powerhouse, consistently competing for league titles and representing Colombia with pride in continental competition. The fan base, "Los Verdolagas," is known for its incredible passion and unwavering support through all circumstances. Atlético Nacional is more than a club; it is a symbol of pride, regeneration, and footballing excellence for Medellín and all of Colombia.