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Gabriel Batistuta
About Gabriel Batistuta
Gabriel Batistuta is a retired Argentina Forward born on February 1, 1969. During a career spanning 17 years across 7 clubs, Gabriel Batistuta carved out a memorable legacy in the world of football. Their journey through various leagues and countries tells the story of a player who left a lasting mark on the beautiful game.
Career Timeline
Al-Arabi
2003 — 2005🇶🇦 Qatar
Inter
2003 — 2003🇮🇹 Italy
Roma
2000 — 2003🇮🇹 Italy
Fiorentina
1991 — 2000🇮🇹 Italy
Boca Juniors
1990 — 1991🇦🇷 Argentina
River Plate
1989 — 1990🇦🇷 Argentina
Newell's
1988 — 1989🇦🇷 Argentina
Career Statistics
310
Goals
90
Assists
567
Matches Played
Fun Facts
1After retirement, he suffered such severe ankle pain that he once asked a doctor to amputate his legs. He later had successful surgery.
2At 31, his transfer to Roma in 2000 made him the most expensive player over 30 in football history at the time.
3He is the only player in World Cup history to score a hat-trick in two different tournaments (1994 vs Greece, 1998 vs Jamaica).
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