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Daniel Passarella

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Also known as Daniel Alberto Passarella

footballeur argentin

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Daniel Passarella is an Argentine association football player and coach. Born on May 25, 1953, in Chacabuco, Buenos Aires, he played as a defender, centre-back, and sweeper. His club career included stints with Club Atlético Sarmiento, Club Atlético River Plate, ACF Fiorentina, and Inter Milan. He represented Argentina in the 1978, 1982, and 1986 FIFA World Cups.

Passarella has also served as a coach for Club de Fútbol Monterrey and Club Atlético River Plate. He resides in Buenos Aires Province and Chacabuco, Buenos Aires. His physical attributes are listed as a height of 177 and mass of 70. He speaks Spanish and has also been associated with the sport of tennis.

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1924
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Instance of
human
Given name
Daniel
Gender
male
Citizenship
Argentina
Languages spoken
Spanish
Participant in
1978 FIFA World Cup
Position played
sweeper
Country for sport
Argentina
Mass
70
Image
Daniel passarella en 1985.jpg
Height
177
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date of birth
1953-05-25
Commons category
Daniel Passarella
coach of sports team
Club Atlético River Plate
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Daniel Alberto Passarella, surnommé aussi El Káiser, né le 25 mai 1953 à Chacabuco, est un footballeur argentin. Il joue en tant que libéro pour River Plate, la Fiorentina et l'équipe d'Argentine notamment. Avec l'Argentine il remporte la Coupe du monde de 1978, en tant que capitaine, puis celle de 1986. De ce fait, il est le seul joueur argentin à avoir gagné deux fois la Coupe du monde. Il devient ensuite entraîneur et s’occupe notamment de la sélection argentine entre 1994 et 1998. Il est président du Club Atlético River Plate du 6 décembre 2009 au 15 décembre 2013.

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