Club Atletico Progreso, based in Montevideo, Uruguay, is a historic soccer club with a rich history. Founded in 1917, the club has established itself as a prominent force in Uruguayan football. Progreso has competed in the top division, the Primera Division, for several seasons, showcasing their consistency and competitiveness. The club's home venue is the Estadio Abraham Paladino, located in the Parque Capurro neighborhood. Progreso is affectionately known as "El Gaucho" due to their traditional style of play and the club's origins in the working-class neighborhood of La Teja. Throughout their history, Progreso has achieved notable accomplishments, including winning the Primera Division title in 1989 and reaching the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals in 1990. Their commitment to developing local talent and their passionate fan base make Progreso a respected institution in Uruguayan football.