Gabriel Milito
Argentine footballer and coach
Played as a central defender, starting a career in the top tiers of Argentine and European football. Began professional career at Instituto and later joined Estudiantes, where he won domestic and international championships. Continued career in Europe with clubs such as Real Zaragoza and Brighton & Hove Albion. Transitioned into coaching after retirement, leading teams in various leagues.
Won the Copa Libertadores with Estudiantes in 2009
Played in La Liga with Real Zaragoza
Represented Argentina in international competitions
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