There must be a page about Argentine football, and today's protagonist ☞El Cholo Diego Simeone, born in Buenos Aires on April 28, 1970, Simeone's football career is destined to be written as a legend.
Simone joined Sassfield in 1987, where he began his rise to fame, where he made 76 appearances for the team, scoring 14 goals and a perfect report card.
Simone in a PizzaSfield jersey
Young Simeone in the A-League
In 1990, Simeone left Argentina for Europe, he chose the unknown Italian team ☞ Pisa, where he played for two seasons, unfortunately, he was also relegated to Serie B with the club, scoring 6 goals in 55 appearances in two years, expressing his loyalty to the Italian team.
Simone, who played for Pisa
Happy Simone
Teammate Chamot at Pisa
In 1992, Simeone moved to Sevilla, Spain, where he joined the croatian legend Souk for Sevilla, where he made 64 appearances for the La Liga club in two seasons, scoring 12 goals, and also played in Sevilla, where he received the attention of Spanish giants Atletico Madrid.
Simone in the Seville era
Simeone spoke with Atletico Madrid's German legend Schuster
Simone confronted Barca star Laudrup
In 1994, Simeone, who received an invitation from Atletico Madrid, joined happily, also at the Calderon Stadium, Simeone finally reaped the success, in 1996 Simeone led Atletico Madrid to win the first Spanish treble in the club's history, and he also used his outstanding performance in Calderon's history, reaching the peak of his career, making 98 appearances and 21 goals in three seasons, which is a perfect midfielder.
In 1996 Simeone won La Liga
Atletico Madrid midfield commander Simeone
1996 Atletico Madrid squad
In 1996, Simeone thanked Atletico fans surrounded by teammates
Simeone's outstanding skills have received a lot of attention from the giants, in 1997 Moratti's Inter Milan made a quick start, the introduction of the predatory midfielder, although Simeone has always repaid Moratti's appreciation with excellent performances, but that era is the turbulent period of Inter Milan, Simeone still brought Inter a UEFA Cup, three years Meazza time 57 appearances 11 goals is the whole of his blue and black career.
Simeone, who screamed after scoring for Inter
In 1998 Simeone and his teammates lifted the UEFA Cup
In the Champions League, Simeone met David Beckham for the first time
Milan derby, Simeone tough against AC Milan
Celebrate goals with "Alien" Ronaldo
In 1999, Simeone left Inter Milan to join Lazio, where Simeone ushered in a turnaround, in the 1999-00 season, Lazio won the Italian domestic triple crown, Simeone's contribution in midfield is obvious, he also became the object of praise of the Blue Eagles fans of that era, Simeone made 90 appearances for Lazio, scoring 15 goals, which is a must.
Simeone kisses the Serie A champion
Simeone and his teammates won the Coppa Italia
Simeone lifts the Italian Super Cup
Tough Simone
In 2002, a game that left countless Inter Milan fans sad, Simeone played for Lazio
Simone with a determined look
Lazio 1999-2000
After six seasons in Italy, Simeone returned to Atletico Madrid in 2003, this time he failed to bring anything to Calderon, but still won the support of the sheets fans, scoring 2 goals in 36 appearances, and he did his best for Atletico Madrid.
Simone, who returned to Atletico Madrid for the second time
Returning Atletico Madrid, Simeone is mentoring "Golden Boy" Torres
In 2005, Simeone chose Atletico Argentina to end his legendary career, making 37 appearances for the Argentine giant And scoring 3 goals ☞ This is a perfect end and represents a new start for Simeone.
Simeone who scored
Simeone played for the Athletic team
Simeone's national team career is as legendary as his club trip, from his debut for Blue and White Argentina in 1988 to the farewell of the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup, he scored 16 goals in 106 appearances for Argentina, experienced three World Cups, and lifted the Copa America twice for Argentina, which was his contribution to Argentine football, and as captain, he was also the strongest guarantee for the Argentine midfield in the 90s.
In 1991, Simeone lifted the Copa America
Argentina main squad in 1991
In 1993 Simeone lifted the Copa America
Simeone in an Argentine jersey theorizes with England star Reinkel
Simeone defends Brazilian defender Carlos
In the 1994 World Cup, Simeone played against Nigerian players
At the 1994 World Cup, Simeone defended Bulgarian legend Stojchikov
At the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Simeone won the silver medal in football with Argentina
1998 World Cup, Argentina captain Simeone
In the 1998 World Cup, Simeone attacked in front of England
At the 2002 World Cup, Simeone confronted Nigerian legend Okocha
At the 2002 World Cup, Simeone and David Beckham had a smile on their faces
On 17 February 2006, Simeone announced that he would hang up his boots, but he did not choose to leave the stadium and put on a suit to become a qualified manager, returning to Atletico Madrid over the years and leading the team to win La Liga twice at the Wanda Arena.
Simeone was cheered by fans at the farewell match