Cristian Traverso
Cristian Traverso is a former Argentine footballer renowned for his significant contributions to Boca Juniors during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Playing primarily as a central defender or midfielder, Traverso was a key figure in Carlos Bianchi's successful teams, helping the club secure seven titles, including two Copa Libertadores and an Intercontinental Cup. After retiring, he transitioned into sports commentary, where he passionately shares his insights on Boca Juniors. Recently, Traverso made headlines for his outspoken criticism of the club's management and performance, expressing frustration over perceived intimidation related to his candid opinions on television.
Born on Jan 01, 1970 (55 years old)
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Argentina:
Cristian Traverso is a former football player who saved his father from kidnappers after 17 days of captivity.
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Argentina:
Cristian Traverso was a key player in Boca during Carlos Bianchi's era and has been vocal about his opinions on the team's performance.
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