Biografi Lengkap Gonzalo Higuain

Profil Pemain kali ini datang dari Striker Real Madrid berkebangsaan Argentina yaitu Gonzalo Higuaín. Penyerang berusia 23 tahun yang dibeli dari Klub asal Brazil River Plate, menunjukkan kontribusi yang baik bagi Tim, Higuain kerap menjadi pilihan utama Starting Lineup asuhan Jose Mourinho, kepercayaan itupun dibayar lunas oleh Higuain dengan mencetak gol demi gol untuk EL Real. Pemain yang memiliki nama lengkap Gonzalo Gerardo Higuaín ini, lahir di Brest, Perancis 10 Desember 1987. Higuain memulai awal karir sepakbolanya bersama Klub River Plate. Bagi anda Madrinista, ingin mengetahui Profil, Riwayat Hidup, Perjalanan Karier, Kehidupan Pribadi, dan Biografi lengkap dari Striker Real Madrid asal Argentina ini. Berikut Profiles dan Biografi lengkap Gonzalo Higuain.


Profil Dan Biodata Lengkap Gonzalo Higuain


Informasi Pribadi

Nama lengkap : Gonzalo Gerardo Higuaín
Tanggal kelahiran : 10 Desember 1987 (umur 23)
Tempat kelahiran : Brest, Perancis
Tinggi : 1.84 m (6 ft 0 in)
Posisi bermain : Penyerang

Informasi klub

Klub saat ini : Real Madrid
Nomor : 20

Karier senior

Tahun Tim Tampil (Gol)
2004–2006 River Plate 37 (17)
2007– Real Madrid 73 (63)


Gonzalo Gerardo Higuaín Lahir ( Perancis lahir 10 Desember 1987; umur 23 tahun) adalah seorang pemain sepak bola berkebangsaan Argentina yang sekarang ini dia bermain di klub Real Madrid. Sebelumnya dia bermain di klub River Plate dari tahun 2004 hingga 2007.Ia ditransfer dengan 15 juta euro.
Dia berposisi sebagai penyerang.

Demikian sekilas mengenai Profil, Riwayat Hidup, Perjalanan Karir, Kehidupan Pribadi, dan Biografi lengkap Gonzalo Higuain, penyerang asal Argentina yang kini membela Klub Real Madrid.
Selain memberikan Profil lengkap Gonzalo Higuain, kami juga menyajikan Profil dan Biodata lengkap dari pemain sepakbola top dunia lainnya dari Ryan Giggs Biodata Lengkap.

Argentina set for more World Cup glory - World Cup Betting News with Betfred

VERSUS

You can be sure there will be a huge flood of support across England for Argentina on Saturday as they pray that Diego Maradona's side thrash Germany.

After the Germans swept past England in the last round, fans across the country will be keeping their fingers crossed that Lionel Messi and co. can stop the old enemy from progressing any further. Argentina are priced at World Cup odds of 11/8 to win their quarter-final clash in 90 minutes on Saturday in Cape Town.

One man determined to step up and smack in some goals against the Germans is Carlos Tevez, a striker revered in England for his full-blooded displays in the Premier League for West Ham, and for both of the red and blue halves of Manchester.

The City striker scored two goals, one controversial and one sensational, in the last round and is likely to line-up with Messi and Gonzalo Higuain in an attacking Argentinean line-up.

The form that Tevez and Higuain have shown so far mean they sit at 11/4 and 14/1 respectively to win the World Cup Golden Boot and the 26-year-old Manchester City striker has said that he will "give everything" on Saturday in Cape Town to help his side progress.

"Why not think I can be a champion? Every night, I do," Tevez went on to tell the Clarin Media Group, publishers of the largest newspaper in Argentina.
"I have a hunger for glory so great that I cannot imagine the great sadness there would be without the cup. I could not bear to lose on Saturday."

Tevez certainly sounds like a man who is going to give everything to succeed at the weekend and is 11/2 to score the first goal with Betfred.

However, Messi has done everything but score at the World Cup so far and 4/1 that his luck changes and he scores first could be seen as a good World Cup bet by many football fans.

My Tip Of The Weekend:

I expect it to be a very close game. Four years ago a quarter-final between them went to penalties - and there is every likelihood of it going to extra time this year, so I'm backing Argentina to win over 120 minutes at 8/1.

World Cup 2010 Quarter-Final: Argentina v Germany - Saturday 3rd July, kick-off 3pm GMT

By Drew Swainston
(Guest writer from Betfred on behalf of Beer Footy and Birds!)