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Nicolas Burdisso

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Nicolas Burdisso

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Nicolás Andrés Burdisso (Nicolás Andrés Burdisso, April 12, 1981 -) is a former Argentinian retired football player who serves as a defender. The player joined Inter Milan from the Argentine giants Boca Juniors and won the 2001 FIFA U-20 World Cup with the Argentinian youth team. In 2004, Inter Milan signed him for 3.5 million euros. However, after joining Italy, Bediso was absent from the game for a long time due to family medical reasons, which greatly reduced the possibility of him getting regular playing opportunities. In the end, he was reduced to a fringe player on the team and failed to leave any memorable performances during his time with Inter Milan. Even though he did not get a lot of playing time, he was still selected into the 23-man Argentina national team and played in the 2006 World Cup until they were eliminated by Germany.

Category
Athletes
Nationality
Argentina
Born
1981-04-12
Wikidata
Q205188
Occupations football player
Aliases Nicolas BurdissoNicolas BurdissoNicolas BurdissoBurdissoBeidisu

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