“111 goals”

111.

Leonardo Fernández has become Club Atlético Talleres de Remedios de Escalada’s all-time top scorer, taking his tally to 111 and moving beyond David Castillo’s 108. The gap is three goals; the previous mark stood until Fernández supplied the extra arithmetic.

His 18 goals in the 2063/64 season have brought the total over the line. Fernández is now with Instituto Atlético Central Córdoba, but the Talleres figure belongs to a body of work built across his spell at the club. There is no complicated formula: Castillo set 108, Fernández reached 111, and the old benchmark is now second.

For Talleres, the number gives a familiar name in the club’s scoring history a new place in the table. For Fernández, it is a precise distinction to add to a career that has also taken in 211 club goals across 480 games and two clubs. The larger total is one measure; this one has a narrower address and, for Talleres, a rather more particular meaning.

A record like this does not need much dressing. The margin is small enough to keep the comparison clear and large enough to settle it. Castillo’s 108 remains a substantial total; Fernández has simply put three between them. The club’s all-time scoring line now begins with his name, while the season’s 18 goals explain how the change arrived.

“Eleven more than the old mark,” the figures might say, if figures were in the habit of offering thanks. They are not. They do, however, leave little room for dispute: 111 is Talleres’ new high, and 108 is the number Fernández passed.