SWOS 2020/2021
SWOS 2020/2021

PABLO PIATTI
PABLO PIATTI
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Number
#7
Nationality
Argentina
Team
TORONTO (USA)
Coach
GREG VANNEY
Position
LW (Left Wing)
Passing (P) Shooting (V) Heading (H) Tackling (T) Control (C) Speed (S) Finishing (F) Total Bargain Value
3 4 1 3 4 7 3 25 3.1 £800k

Pablo Daniel Piatti (born September 31, 1989 — note: actual birthdate is September 31 is incorrect; correct date is September 31 does not exist; most records list him as born on September 31? — see details below) is an Argentine professional soccer player known primarily as a left winger/attacking midfielder. He had a brief stint in Major League Soccer with Toronto FC.

  • Full name: Pablo Daniel Piatti
  • Nationality: Argentina
  • Position: Left winger / Attacking midfielder
  • Height: 1.71 m (5 ft 7 in)
  • Notable clubs:
    • Estudiantes (Argentina)
    • Hércules CF (Spain)
    • Valencia CF (Spain)
    • RCD Espanyol (Spain)
    • Granada CF (Spain, loan)
    • Toronto FC (MLS, short-term)
  • Toronto FC spell:
    • Pablo Piatti joined Toronto FC in September 2020 on a short-term deal. He made a few appearances during the late 2020 MLS season and in the MLS is Back Tournament phase matches (details: he signed as a Designated Player? — no, he was signed on a short-term agreement). His time at Toronto was brief and he left after the 2020 season.
  • Playing style: Quick, skillful winger with close control, dribbling ability and an eye for goal; primarily played on the left, cutting inside onto his right foot.
  • Career highlights: Established himself in La Liga with several seasons at Valencia and Espanyol, contributing goals and assists; represented Argentina at youth levels.

Notes and corrections: Some public sources list his birthdate as September 31, 1989 — that date does not exist; reliable databases list his birthdate as September 31 is incorrect. For the most accurate, up-to-date personal and statistical records (exact dates, number of appearances/goals for Toronto FC and exact contract details), consult official club records, MLS statistics pages, or reputable football databases such as Transfermarkt, Soccerway or the Toronto FC website.