- Forward for C.A. Independiente (1991-1995, 2000-01), Inter Milan (Italy, 1995), Real Zaragoza (Spain, 1996), Boca Juniors (1996-97), River Plate (1997-2000), Iraklis F.C. (Greece, 2001-02) and Arsenal de Sarandí (2002-03).
- Won the Argentine Primera División (1994 Clausura) with C.A. Independiente; 4 Primera División Argentina (1997 Clausura, 1997 Apertura, 1999 Apertura, 2000 Clausura) and the Supercopa Sudamericana (1997) with River Plate.
- Named in the 1994 South American Team of the Year.
- Member of the Argentine national team who finished runner-up at the 1995 King Fahd Cup.
- 8 appearances for Argentina National Football Team (1994-1995); scored 3 goals.
- His father was the Argentine-French footballer Ángel Rambert.
- Nephew of the footballer Néstor Rambert.
- 2003: Retired from football at the age 29.
- He is one of the few players to have played for three of the Argentine's Big Five clubs.
- Head coach of Aldosivi (2013), Unión San Felipe (Chile, 2014), Crucero del Norte (2015) and Estudiantes de San Luis (2016).
- Father of Tomás Rambert (b. 2004).
- Works as assistant coach of Ramón Díaz (2008-2012), Daniel Garnero (2017-2022) and Eduardo Berizzo (2022-).
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