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Ricardo Giusti
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Ricardo Giusti

ArgentinaMidfielder

Ricardo Giusti was a hard-working midfielder who gave Argentina balance and defensive intensity during the 1986 World Cup. His longest and most successful club spell came with Independiente. His club path in Footballopedia runs through Newell’s Old Boys, Argentinos Juniors, Independiente. Ricardo Giusti represented Argentina at Mexico 1986 and took part in the World Cup final at the Estadio Azteca.

At a glance

Career snapshot

Nationality
Argentina
Position
Midfielder
Senior clubs
3
Biography

The full story

Giusti’s pressing and defensive work formed part of the platform around Maradona in Carlos Bilardo’s championship side.

Club career

Career journey

1975–1978

Newell’s Old Boys

Began his senior career in Rosario.

1979–1980

Argentinos Juniors

Played alongside a rising generation of Argentine talent.

1980–1991

Independiente

Long spell that included major international trophies.

International

Argentina and the 1986 World Cup

Ricardo Giusti represented Argentina at Mexico 1986 and took part in the World Cup final at the Estadio Azteca.

1986 World Cup
1986 FIFA World Cup finalist
Final
Argentina 3–2 West Germany
Venue
Estadio Azteca
Honours

Major achievements

1986FIFA World CupChampion with Argentina
1984Copa LibertadoresIndependiente
1984Intercontinental CupIndependiente
Story

Defining moments

1986

Midfield balance

Started the final and helped protect Argentina’s creative players.

1975–1978

Newell’s Old Boys

Began his senior career in Rosario.

1979–1980

Argentinos Juniors

Played alongside a rising generation of Argentine talent.

1980–1991

Independiente

Long spell that included major international trophies.

Database coverage

What Footballopedia currently links

These figures describe the current Footballopedia graph coverage, not the player's complete real-world career totals.

World Cup editions
1
Observed starts
1
Captain starts
0
Linked goals
0
Card mentions
0
Linked matches
1
Research

Sources

  • FIFAArgentina 3-2 West Germany — 1986 World Cup finalhttps://inside.fifa.com/tournaments/mens/worldcup/1986mexico/news/worldcupathome-argentina-v-west-germany--mexico-1986-3070259
  • AFAArgentina national team archivehttps://www.afa.com.ar/