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Santiago Solari

  • Midfielder for River Plate (Buenos Aires, 1996-1998), Atlético De Madrid (Spain, 1999-2000), Real Madrid (Spain, 2000-2005), Inter Milan (Italy, 2005-2008), San Lorenzo de Almagro (Buenos Aires, 2008-09), Atlante F.C. (Mexico, 2009-10) and Peñarol (Uruguay, 2010-11); in all 516 games and 62 goals.
  • Son of former footballer Eduardo Solari.
  • Nephew of former footballer Jorge Solari.
  • Older brother of Martín Solari, Esteban Solari, Liz Solari and David Solari.
  • Honours with River Plate: Argentine Primera División (1996 Apertura, 1997 Clausura, 1997 Apertura); Supercopa Sudamericana (1997). Honours with Real Madrid: La Liga (2001, 2003); Spanish Super Cup (2001, 2003); UEFA Champions League (2002); UEFA Super Cup (2002); Intercontinental Cup (2002). Honours with Inter Milan: Serie A (2006, 2007, 2008); Italian Cup (2006); Italian Super Cup (2005, 2006).
  • 11 appearances for Argentina National Football Team (1999-2004).
  • Lived in Colombia and USA as young.
  • Descended to Segunda División with Atlético De Madrid in 2000.
  • Head coach of Real Madrid's youth teams (2013-2016), Real Madrid B (2016-2018), Real Madrid (2018-19) and Club América (2021-).
  • As a coach, he won the FIFA Club World Cup (2018) with Real Madrid.

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