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Diego Simeone

Argentine association football player and manager (born 1970) · Argentina · Footballers

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He turned Atlético Madrid from also-rans into a decade-long menace, cracking the Real-Barcelona stranglehold on Spanish football and staying longer than almost any manager in Europe.

A life in dates

2019Outstanding Citizen of Buenos AiresAward2005Racing ClubClub2005-20062003Atlético MadridClub2003-20051999SS LazioClub1999-20031997Inter MilanClub1997-19991994Atlético MadridClub1994-19971990Pisa SCClub1990-19921989Argentina national under-20 football teamClub1988Argentina national football teamClub1988-2002Argentina national under-23 football teamClub1987Club Atlético Vélez SarsfieldClub1987-19901970Born28 April 1970

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Teams 11

Racing Club2005-2006
Atlético Madrid2003-2005
SS Lazio1999-2003
Inter Milan1997-1999
Atlético Madrid1994-1997
Sevilla FC1992-1994
Pisa SC1990-1992
Argentina national under-20 football team1989-1989
Argentina national under-23 football team1988-1988
Argentina national football team1988-2002
Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield1987-1990

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2005-2006373
2003-2005362
1999-20039015
1997-19995711
1994-19979821
1992-19946412
1990-1992556
1989-198941
1988-1988102
1988-200210611
1987-19907614

Awards

Outstanding Citizen of Buenos Aires2019

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Diego Simeone played midfield across Argentina, Italy, and Spain from 1987 onward, collecting domestic doubles at Atlético Madrid in 1996 and Lazio in 2000, plus a UEFA Cup with Inter in 1998. He earned over 100 caps for Argentina, winning the Copa América twice in the early '90s and a Confederations Cup, though three World Cups yielded no trophy. After managing clubs across Argentina and a brief stop at Catania, he returned to Atlético Madrid in December 2011 and never left. He's won La Liga twice, the Copa del Rey, two Europa Leagues, and reached two Champions League finals, breaking Real Madrid's 14-year derby winning streak in 2013 at the Bernabéu. Over a decade later, he's still there - second-longest-serving manager in Europe, the man who made Atlético believe they belonged.

Country
Argentina
Category
Footballers
Type
Football / Soccer Player
Status
living
Dates
Born 1970 · age 56

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