Trivia

Member of the Argentine youth team that won the 1997 FIFA U20 World Cup.

Midfielder for C.A. Independiente (Avellaneda, 1998-2001), River Plate (Buenos Aires, 2001-02), Real Madrid (Spain, 2002-2004), Inter Milan (Italy, 2004-2014), Leicester City F.C. (England, 2014-15) and Olympiacos F.C. (Greece, 2015-2017); in all 763 games and 95 goals.

Former player for Argentinos Juniors's and Real Madrid's youth teams.

Younger brother of goalkeeper Nicolás Cambiasso.

52 appearances for Argentina National Football Team (2000-2011); scored 5 goals. Member of the Copa América 2007, 2011, and the Germany '06 squads.

Honours with Real Madrid: UEFA Super Cup (2002), Intercontinental Cup (2002), La Liga (2003), Spanish Super Cup (2003). Honours with Inter Milan: Coppa Italia (2005, 2006, 2010, 2011), Supercoppa Italiana (2005, 2006, 2008, 2010), Serie A (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), UEFA Champions League (2010), FIFA Club World Cup (2010). Honours with Olympiacos F.C.: Superleague Greece (2016, 2017).

Named the Inter Milan Player of the Year in 2005.

Named in the ESM Team of the Year in 2006.

Member of the Argentina National team who runner-up finished of the 2005 Confederations Cup and the 2007 Copa América.

Father of, Claudia Fittipaldi, Victoria Cambiasso (b. November 2008) and Dante Cambiasso (b. September 2013).

Vice-captain of C.A. Independiente and Inter Milan.

Named the Leicester City Player of the Year in 2015.

Retired from football at the age 37. (September 2017)

Played well over 400 games for Inter Milan.

Worked in the technical staff of Jose Pekerman (2018).