Argentina and Serie A legend Gabriel Omar Batistuta sees no difference between Lautaro Martinez and Julian Alvarez and feels they can play together for the national team, but ‘one has to sacrifice ...
Gabriel Batistuta is one of Argentina's legendary players, and he is open to pursuing a coaching career. Not in his native land, mind you, but rather in the United States. Batistuta, a former forward ...
Before people start speculating that there are a million players better then the above two, i.e. Ronaldo, Van Basten etc, I feel that these two Superstars are in a league of their own. So please read ...
Serie A legend Gabriel Omar Batistuta admits he doesn’t enjoy watching football games these days and notes that centre-forwards like him or Christian Vieri ‘no longer exist.’ 27 Oct 1999: Gabriele ...
Whatever happened to Batistuta? The Argentine goal machine who begged for his ankles to be amputated
The Fiorentina legend was unbeatable with the goal in front of him, but a sterling career took a heavy toll on his health once he hung up his boots Strong, direct and ruthless in front of goal, ...
As a youngster and an amateur football fan, I grew up watching and witnessing the golden days of one of the most talented and prolific goal-scorers in international footballing history. One of the ...
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has hailed Harry Kane, saying the striker can surpass Argentine great Gabriel Batistuta. Kane scored twice to lead Tottenham to a comprehensive 3-0 victory over ...
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Former star Gabriel Batistuta, Argentina’s record goal scorer for the national team, says he once asked a doctor to amputate his legs to relieve intense pain in his ...
Was there a more exotic footballer in the 1990s than Batigol? This collection of his best goals suggests not By Emmet Gates for The Gentleman Ultra The 1990s was perhaps the last great decade for ...
Whatever happened to Batistuta? The Argentine goal machine who begged for his ankles to be amputated
Strong, direct and ruthless in front of goal, Gabriel Batistuta was arguably the deadliest goalscorer in Argentine football history. Lionel Messi passed the Fiorentina legend’s all-time Seleccion ...
Was there a more exotic footballer in the 1990s than Batigol? This collection of his best goals suggests not By Emmet Gates for The Gentleman Ultra The 1990s was perhaps the last great decade for ...
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