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Gabriel Omar Batistuta ( Reconquista, 1. veljače 1969.) bivši je argentinski nogometaš. S 56 postignutih pogodaka drugi je najbolji strijelac u povijesti argentinske reprezentacije. U karijeri je nastupao za tri argentinska i tri talijanska kluba, od kojih najdulje za Fiorentinu .
Gabriel Omar Batistuta, lempinimeltään Batigol, (s. 1. helmikuuta 1969 [1] Reconquista, Santa Fe, Argentiina) on entinen argentiinalainen jalkapalloilija, joka pelasi merkittävimmän osan urastaan Fiorentinassa. Batistuta oli Argentiinan maajoukkueen kaikkien aikojen paras maalintekijä vuoteen 2016 asti kunnes Lionel Messi ohitti hänet ...
Batistuta: I lived and breathed football. Twenty-four years ago, Gabriel Batistuta scored a brace that gave Argentina their last senior international title, as La Albiceleste defeated Mexico 2-1 in the final of the 1993 Copa America. “It’s amazing we haven’t won anything since then,” the former frontman said of his country’s long ...
Feb 1, 2023 · Gabriel Batistuta was football’s unicorn. By the late 90s and early 2000s, Batistuta was not exactly unknown to English fans. Batigol had been a Serie A staple for years, regularly scoring 20 goals per season at a time when Italian football was regularly on our screens, and had fired home a glorious World Cup hat-trick against Jamaica in 1998.
Apr 9, 2021 · The mane-haired striker was inducted into Fiorentina’s hall of fame in 2014. Rightly so, given the fact that he is a true Serie A icon and one of the greatest players to grace the beautiful game. Gabriel Omar Batistuta graced Italian football from 1991 to 2003, becoming a Fiorentina legend and winning a Scudetto with Roma.
Childhood & Early Life. Gabriel Omar Batistuta was born in Avellaneda, Santa Fe, Argentina on 1st February 1969 to Omar Batistuta and Gloria Zilli. His father was employed at a slaughterhouse while his mother worked as a secretary in a school. Batistuta was the eldest of four children. Following Argentina’s first World Cup win in 1978 ...
