Aldo Duscher
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Aldo Pedro Duscher (born March 22, 1979 in Esquel, Argentina) is an Argentine football (soccer) player with an Austrian passport, who currently plays for the Spanish team Deportivo de La Coruña. He is renowned for his physical presence on the pitch, famously breaking David Beckham's metatarsal and is always touted to be Roy Keane's replacement as the 'Hard Man' of Old Trafford.
Aldo Duscher debuted professionally in 1996 with Newell's Old Boys. In 1998 he moved to Europe to play with Sporting Lisbon, where he won the SuperLiga in 2000. He was then signed by Deportivo de La Coruña, at a price of 13 million Euros. His contract with La Coruña is valid until 2007.
With the Argentine national team, Duscher has played 4 matches.
[edit] Clubs
- Newell's Old Boys, 1996-1998
- Sporting Lisbon, 1998-2000
- Deportivo de La Coruña, since 2000
[edit] External links
| Deportivo de La Coruña - Current Squad |
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1 Aouate | 2 Manuel Pablo | 3 Rodri | 4 Duscher | 5 Coloccini | 6 De Guzmán | 7 Bodipo | 8 Sergio | 9 Taborda | 10 Arizmendi | 11 Riki | 12 Pablo Alvarez | 13 Munúa | 14 Andrade | 15 Capdevila | 16 Juan Rodriguez | 17 Arbeloa | 18 Lopo | 19 Barragán | 20 Cristian | 21 Valerón | 22 Juanma | 23 Estoyanoff | 24 Verdú | 25 Filipe | Manager: Caparrós |
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