1. Boca Juniors A Dream, A Passion, A Brand

2. BOCA JUNIORS Our legacy Our history Our followers Our soccer Our international scope Our media exposure Our partners Our brand Our centenary

3. Our Legacy Boca Juniors was created on April 3 rd, 1905, in “La Boca” neighborhood, in Argentina Boca opened La Bombonera, the stadium that shakes, in 1940, becoming a symbol for worldwide soccer. Approximately 60,000 fanatics attend every game Diego Maradona played for Boca, as well as many other first-class players, such as Omar Batistuta, Miguel Brindisi, Hugo Gatti, Juan Román Riquelme, Claudio Caniggia, Antonio Rattin, Verón, Martín Palermo and Carlos Tevez Boca is a tradition, which passes from father to son La 12 is the most popular and enthusiastic supporter group in the world

4. Our History 1999 2000 2001 2003 Argentinean League Libertadores Cup Intercontinental Cup Argentinean League Libertadores Cup 3 Intercontinental Cups, 5 Libertadores Cup, 1 South American Cup and 22 Argentinean Leagues 2004 2005 South American Cup South American Recopa Libertadores Cup Intercontinental Cup Argentinean League

5. Our Followers 50 million around the world 17 million in Argentina 62,500 Boca memberships 250 Fan Clubs in Argentina 9 Fan Clubs abroad: Japan (1) Spain (3) Israel (2) USA (2) www.bocajuniors.com.ar 24 million hits per year 182 million page views per year 260,000 e-newsletter subscribers

6. Our Players Pato Abondazzieri, the best Argentinean Goalie. Martin Palermo, the latest great striker of Argentina Guillermo Barros Schelotto, the soul of Boca Sebastián Battaglia is the great midfilder, Fernando Gago, the new star

7. The Number 1 Soccer School Our Soccer Youth Soccer is key for Boca Juniors, reaching its goal of finding and developing new stars Between 1996 and 2003, Boca transferred, mainly abroad, 11 players who had grown and developed within the club Since 1996, 65 young Soccer players have debuted on Boca’s first-division team Boca has agreements with foreign clubs to exchange know-how on training and coaching players

8. Our International Scope 2005-2006 Boca World Tour

9. Our Media Exposure Boca reaches 70% of TV watchers around the world Boca is in the media every single day Hundreds of foreign media are registered in La Bombonera Boca receives media attention around the world Boca is more front-page coverage than Saddam

10. Our Media Exposure 11.4 millon homes 6.6 millon homes (cable TV) 12 millon homes (TV) 1.2 million daily readers 2.4 million daily readers More than 20 million Internet surfers

11. Our Media Exposure 5 million homes in Argentina 6 thousand homes in the US (Sunday match) 1 million homes in Latin America (not including Argentina) TyC covers local and international tournaments. 4 out of 9 games included in its package feature Boca Juniors “Fútbol de Primera” is broadcasted on national TV and reaches 98% of Argentinean homes, with an 18-point rating  Fox Sports is most widely distributed Spanish paid sports network in the world  Distribution: 11.4 million homes; 19 countries covered in Latin America  Different transmissions: Southern and Northern Hemisphere + Fox Sports World Boca TV reaches 3.5 million homes in Argentina Via cable TV, it reaches Chile, Uruguay, Brazil and Paraguay Torneos y Competencias

12. Our Partners Main Sports Partner Other Sponsors & Partners

13. Our Brand 300,000 t-shirts unit per year More than 80 license and 400 products

14. Our Brand BOCA CRECEBOCA TVMUSEUM WEBSITE More than 80 licenses y 400 marketed products including Products and Merchandising First soccer club in Argentina to have its own TV channel, reaching 3.5 million homes. It is the only 8-hour broadcasting channel in the world The most attractive museum for tourists: 500 thousand people per year. Bocajuniors.com.ar 24 million visitors per year, 182 million page views Four powerful marketing channels:

15. Our Centenary Centenary Events

16. Our Centenary Boca Passion Fire Torch“Lenny Kravitz in La Bombonera”

17. Questions & Comments “Go to a Boca- River in La Bombonera at least once in your life” A The Observer’s recommendation