Live bar February 1, 2019 Today is Gabriel Batistuta's 52nd birthday, and the Argentine national team, Fiorentina and Roma are all sending birthday wishes to the legendary striker.
Born on 1 February 1969 in Reconquista, Santa Fe Province, Argentina, Barty played as a centre forward as a player. Batistuta, with his strong physique and superb shooting skills, has become a good memory in the hearts of many fans. Batistuta was nicknamed "God of War" and his goal was called "BATIGOL".
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In July 1991, Batistuta landed in Serie A with Fiorentina F.C. During his time with the Purple Lily, Batistuta scored a total of 207 goals, including 157 in Serie A, the most goals scored in The Serie A history of Fiorentina.
In July 2000, Batistuta moved to Roma for 32.5 million euros before helping the Red Wolves win the Serie A title in 2000/01. From 2003 to 2005, Batistuta played for Inter Milan and Al Arabi F.C. God of War announced his retirement in 2005.
Batistuta has competed in three World Cups and three Copa America, helping Argentina win the 1991 and 1993 Copa America titles and is the only player in world football to have scored a hat-trick in two consecutive World Cups.
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In the 1991 Copa America in Chile, he embarked on his own national team tour. With long hair and a famous name in World War I, the young god of war who belonged to Argentina fell from the sky.
At the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, Argentina regrettably stopped the group stage. A generation of heroes, tears spilled on the field, the world had to use infinite memories to chase his departing back.
Today is the 52nd birthday of our "God of War" Batistuta!
Time built his altar, and even though his sideburns were white, Barty was always a legend of upside-down beings.
(Karl)