(July 5, 1975, in Florida, Argentina)
Former footballer and current Argentine coach, Crespo is renowned for his goal-scoring instinct, power, and skill in the box. He is one of the most prolific strikers of his generation, having made a lasting impact in multiple European leagues and with the Argentina National Team.
Achievements and Records:
- He began his professional career at River Plate, where he stood out as one of the best young forwards in Argentine football.
- His transfer to Parma in Italy marked the beginning of a successful European career, where he played for renowned clubs such as Lazio, Inter Milan, AC Milan, and Chelsea.
- With the Argentina National Team, he participated in three World Cups (1998, 2002, 2006) and is remembered for his goal-scoring ability and leadership in attack.
- Famous for his goal-scoring instinct, his movement between defenders, and his aerial prowess, Crespo established himself as an elite striker at the international level.
Teams:
- AFA (Argentina National Team)
- River Plate (Argentina)
- Parma (Italy)
- Lazio (Italy)
- Inter Milan (Italy)
- Chelsea (England)
- AC Milan (Italy)
- Genoa (Italy)
Honors:
- Copa Libertadores (with River Plate)
- 2x Torneo Apertura (with River Plate)
- UEFA Cup (with Parma)
- Coppa Italia (with Parma)
- 2x Italian Super Cup (with Parma and Lazio)
- 3x Serie A Champion (with Inter Milan)
- Premier League Champion (with Chelsea)
- Community Shield Winner (with Chelsea)