1991 Copa America Top Scorer
Scores six goals as Argentina win the Copa America and finishes as the tournament's leading scorer.
Follow Gabriel Batistuta through 20 dated historical records for Argentina.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Scores six goals as Argentina win the Copa America and finishes as the tournament's leading scorer.
Gabriel Batistuta joins Fiorentina from Boca Juniors and starts the decade-long goalscoring association that makes him a club legend.
Gabriel Batistuta's powerful shooting and aerial ability establish him as the principal goal threat in Fiorentina's Serie A attack.
Scores both Argentina goals in the 2-1 Copa America final victory over Mexico.
Scores a hat-trick as Argentina defeat Greece 4-0 in their opening World Cup match.
Scores from the penalty spot in Argentina's 3-2 World Cup round-of-sixteen defeat by Romania.
Gabriel Batistuta supplies decisive goals as Fiorentina win the second-tier championship and secure an immediate return to Serie A.
Batistuta stays with Fiorentina during their Serie B season and supplies a formidable scoring presence for Ranieri's promotion-winning team.
Scores four goals to finish as joint leading scorer at the Copa America.
Gabriel Batistuta finishes the 1994–95 Serie A season with 26 goals, winning the Capocannoniere award for Fiorentina.
Batistuta scores in eleven consecutive Serie A matches, an extraordinary sequence during Ranieri's rebuilding of Fiorentina.
Batistuta scores both Fiorentina goals in a 2–0 Coppa Italia final second leg against Atalanta, securing the trophy under Ranieri.
Gabriel Batistuta's finishing is central to Fiorentina's successful 1995–96 Coppa Italia campaign against Atalanta.
Gabriel Batistuta struck both Fiorentina goals in a two one victory over Milan, giving the Florence club its first Italian Super Cup.
Scores a hat-trick as Argentina defeat Jamaica 5-0 in the World Cup group stage.
Scores an early penalty as Argentina draw 2-2 with England before winning the shootout.
Gabriel Batistuta scores relentlessly as Fiorentina mount an ambitious title challenge under Giovanni Trapattoni.
Gabriel Batistuta's goals help Fiorentina finish third in Serie A and qualify for Europe's leading club competition.
Gabriel Batistuta transfers to Roma after nine years of goals at Fiorentina, closing an extraordinary era for the Florence supporters.
Heads the only goal as Argentina defeat Nigeria in their opening World Cup match.
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