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  May 11, 2006 Edward Santomil hand over Diploma to Daniel Alberto Passarella

Daniel Alberto Passarella: was one of the most commanding sweepers/defenders in World Cup history. He was the perfect leader for any team, and became captain for both club and country at an early age, but he was also exceptional in the air and scored an impressive amount of goals with his head. Indeed, his scoring record is quite unique for a defender. In 298 matches in the Argentine league, he scored 99 goals, and in 70 international caps he scored 22 goals! Of course, the highlight of his career was to win the World Cup in 1978 on home soil. In Mexico 1986, at 33, he was included in the squad, but due to injury didn't play a minute in the tournament Argentina went on to win. In 1989 he retired playing and took over as national coach for Argentina in 1994, leading them to the quarterfinals in France 1998.

Birth date 25/05/1953
Birth place Chacabuco
Birth Nation Argentina
Nationality Argentina

Position Technical Director

Leagues Curriculum
Summer Tournament 2004 Monterrey
Summer Tournament 2003 Monterrey
Apertura 2003 Monterrey
Apertura 2002 Monterrey
Serie A 2001/2002
from 07/11/2001
until 12/18/2001 Parma
Competitions for National Teams Curriculum
World Qual(South Am) 2000/2002
until 02/20/2001 Uruguay
World Cup 1998 Argentina
World Cup 1986 Argentina
World Cup 1982 Argentina
World Cup 1978 Argentina
National Cup Curriculum
Italian Cup 2001/2002 Parma

River Plate 2006/