- Striker for Rosario Central (1986-90, 1999-00, 2001), Deportivo Toluca (1990-91), CD Tenerife (1991-93, 1994-96), Valencia C.F. (1993-94), FC Barcelona (1996-98), River Plate (1998-99), F.C. Porto (2000) and Villarreal C.F. (2002).
- Top scorer of the La Liga in 1995/96 season.
- Won the Supercopa de España (1996), UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1997), Copa del Rey (1997, 1998), UEFA Super Cup (1997) and La Liga (1998) with FC Barcelona.
- Naturalized Spanish citizen.
- 22 appearances for Spain National Football Team (1994-1998); scored 8 goals. Member of the Euro 1996, and the France '98 squads.
- He did his whole footballer career with only one kidney.
- Father of Tatiana Pizzi, Nicolás Pizzi, Agostina Pizzi and Guillermina Pizzi.
- Head coach of C.A. Colón (2005), Universidad San Martín (2006), Santiago Morning (2009-10), C.D. Universidad Católica (2010-11), Rosario Central (2011-12), San Lorenzo de Almagro (2012-13, 2019), Valencia C.F. (2014), Club León (2015-16), Chile National Football Team (2016-17) and Saudi Arabia National Football Team (2017-19).
- As a coach, he won the Chilean Primera División (2010) with C.D. Universidad Católica; Argentine Primera División (2013 Inicial) with San Lorenzo de Almagro; Copa América Centenario (2016) with Chile National Football Team.
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