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阿根廷戰(zhàn)神巴蒂斯圖塔 Batistuta
還記得那一頭飄逸的長(zhǎng)發(fā)嗎？還記得那位阿根廷的"戰(zhàn)神"嗎？巴蒂斯圖塔，盡管闊別歐洲足壇2年之久，但也許喜愛(ài)佛羅倫薩的球迷心中一直有一個(gè)夢(mèng)想：盼著戰(zhàn)神能夠重回佛羅倫薩，在他歐洲之夢(mèng)開(kāi)始的地方結(jié)束自己的足球生涯，然而這一切終將成為歷史，繼巴喬和雷東多之后，巴蒂斯圖塔也向喜愛(ài)他的球迷們道別了，這位36歲的前鋒，宣布結(jié)束自己的職業(yè)生涯。
Gabriel Batistuta, Argentina’s all-time scoring leader and a former Fiorentina and AS Roma star, announced on Sunday he was retiring from soccer.
"I’m retiring for good," the 36-year-old striker said in a statement released from Doha, Qatar, where he has played the last year-and-a-half for Qatari club Al-Arabi.
Plagued by knee injuries, he announced on Saturday he was ending his contract prematurely with Al-Arabi, where he moved in 2003 after playing briefly with Inter Milan.
Batistuta, who retired from Argentina’s national team three years ago, is the squad’s leading scorer with 56 goals in 77 games, and played on the country’s 1994, 1998, and 2002 World Cup teams.
He also led Argentina to Copa America titles in 1991 and 1993.
"Gabriel has lost his enthusiasm for the sport," his agent, Settimio Aloisio told the Argentine news agency Noticias Argentinas.
"He thought it was better he left the game now, before it left him," he said.
Batistuta debuted in 1988 in Argentina’s first division with Newell’s Old Boys, joining River Plate a year later before starring at Boca Juniors in 1990, where he quickly caught the attention of European clubs with his goal-scoring prowess .
In 1991, he signed with Italy’s Fiorentina, becoming the club’s idol, and leading the team to the Copa Italy and Supercup in 1995 and 1996.
He moved to AS Roma in 2000, helping the team win the league championship in his first season. In 2003, he played briefly at Inter Milan before deciding to wind down his career in Qatar, where last season he was the league’s leading scorer with 25 go
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