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Darío Husaín

  • Forward for Vélez Sarsfield (1995-2002), River Plate (2003), C.D. Universidad Católica (Chile, 2004), Racing Club de Avellaneda (2004-05), Puerto Rico Islanders (Puerto Rico, 2006), VB Sports (Maldives, 2007), Deportivo Pereira (Colombia, 2007), San Martín de San Juan (2008-09), Itumbiara (Brazil, 2010) and Juventud Unida Universitario (2010).
  • Younger brother of Claudio Husaín; they played together at Vélez and River.
  • Won the Argentine Primera División (1998 Clausura) with Vélez Sarsfield; the Argentine Primera División (2003 Clausura) and runners-up at the 2003 Copa Sudamericana with River Plate.
  • Father of, with Marcela Vasapollo, Franco Husaín (b. December 2002) and Nicolás Husaín (b. October 2006).
  • He was kidnapped by three individuals in Villa Luzuriaga and released a few blocks later after being chased by the police. (July 2, 2003)
  • Ex-boyfriend of Jessica Cirio (2003-2004).
  • From 1999 to 2001 was selected by Marcelo Bielsa for Argentina National Team, but not played matches.
  • Sanctioned by the Football Federation of Chile with 7 games for spitting on a player rival. (April 16, 2004)
  • His father played for C.A. Nueva Chicago in 1964.
  • He equaled the Victorio Spinetto record on the Vélez Sársfield's list of the all-time top goalscorers with 45 goals.
  • 2011: Retired from football at the age 34.
  • Played well over 200 games for Vélez Sarsfield.
  • Scored his only hat-trick in his career for Vélez Sarsfield against Newell's Old Boys at the 1999 Clausura.
  • Scored well over 50 goals in his career.
  • Works as manager of the soccer academy "Miami Strike Force" (2013-2015, 2018-19, 2023-).
  • Co-owns a footballer agency called "DCD Group".

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