Talents
Parma
Former #8 ATP Tennis player
Tennis Player
TENIS
Gabriela Sabatini
Reached a career-high ranking of No.3 in the WTA rankings. • Won 27 singles titles throughout her career, including the 1990 US Open, two WTA Championships (1988 and 1994), and a silver medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. • Inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2006.
Diego Schwartzman
ATP 250 Buenos Aires champion (2021) • ATP 250 Los Cabos champion (2019) • ATP 500 Rio de Janeiro champion (2018), Istanbul champion (2016) • Rome Masters 1000 finalist (2020) • French Open semi finalist (2020) • Laver Cup 2022 champion • Competed in the Davis Cup, Olympics, ATP Finals, and United Cup • Notable wins: Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Alexander Zverev, Dominic Thiem, Casper Ruud,Gael Monfils, Frances Tiafoe, Fabio Fognini, Grigor Dimitrov, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Borna Coric, Lorenzo Musetti, Lorenzo Sonego, Denis Shapovalov, Marin Cilic, Matteo Berrettini, Kei Nishikori, Feliciano Lopez, Sam Querrey, Alexandr Dolgopolov, David Ferrer.
Tomás Etcheverry
Career-high ranking: #25 • 2026 Rio de Janeiro ATP 500 champion • Roland Garros quarterfinalist (2023) • Davis Cup and United Cup player.
Juan Manuel Cerúndolo
Career-high ranking: #42 • 2021 Córdoba ATP 250 and 2026 Bordeaux Challenger 175 champion • Roland Garros Round of 16 (2026).
Camilo Ugo Carabelli
Highest Ranking: #43 • ATP500 Rio de Janeiro Semifinal (2025) • ATP250 Marrakech Semifinal (2026) • ATP250 Umag Semifinal (2025) • ATP250 Bastad Semifinal (2025) • ATP250 Santiago Semifinal (2025) • Notable wins: Karen Khachanov, Kei Nishikori, Pablo Carreño Busta.
Lautaro Midón
Highest Ranking: #189 • Finalist at Challengers Tigre (2026), Santa Fe (2025) and Temuco (2025) • Gold Medal at South American Youth Games Rosario (2022) • Gold Medal at Junior Pan American Games Cali (2021) • Sparring partner at ATP Finals and Davis Cup.
Juan Carlos Prado
Career-high ranking: #151 • 2025 Lima Challenger champion • Former No. 1 Junior in Bolivia • Davis Cup player.
Máximo Gonzalez
Best Doubles Ranking: #10 • Doubles Champion: Cincinnati Masters 1000 (2025) • 19 ATP Doubles Titles • Semifinalist: Wimbledon (2021), US Open (2008) • Notable Wins Against: Michael Venus, Jamie Murray, Andy Murray, Daniel Evans, Ivan Dodig, Austin Krajicek, Rajeev Ram, Joe Salisbury, Frances Tiafoe, Marcelo Melo, John Peers, Wesley Koolhof, Neal Skupski, Grigor Dimitrov, Feliciano López, Juan Sebastián Cabal, Robert Farah.
Andrés Molteni
Davis Cup player • Argentine tennis standout.
Máximo Zeitune
Mejor Ranking: #565 • Fue Top 32 del ranking mundial junior y compitió en los cuadros principales de Roland Garros, Wimbledon y el US Open. • Finalista ITF J2 Punta del Este (2022) • Finalista ITF J5 Salta (2022) • Jugador Junior Davis Cup
Fernando Cavallo
Best Ranking: #725 • M15 Punta del Este Champion (2026) • J2 Santiago Champion (2022) • J2 Cochabamba Champion (2022) • J2 La Paz Champion (2022)
Benjamín Pérez
Career-high ATP ranking: #1660 • Career-high Junior ranking: #129 • J30 Brussels and J30 Santiago champion.
Anastasia Zolotareva
Best Ranking: #243 • W35 Anning Champion (2026) • W35 Casablanca Champion (2025) • W35 Luzhou Champion (2024)
Rada Zolotareva
Russian tennis player • Current WTA ranking: No. 281 • Career-high WTA ranking: No. 281 • 2026 title: W75 Kursumlijska Banja • Career-high ITF Junior ranking: No. 17 • Australian Open Junior: semifinalist.
FÚTBOL
Benjamín Cremaschi
Parma Calcio midfielder in Serie A. Winner of the 2023 Leagues Cup and 2024 Supporters’ Shield with Inter Miami. U-20 World Cup Golden Boot winner and United States international.
Federico Redondo
Argentine midfielder (central midfielder) who currently plays for Elche CF (LaLiga), following his time in Major League Soccer with Inter Miami CF. In Argentina, he represented Argentinos Juniors and competed in the Copa Libertadores with the La Paternal-based club. At international level, he qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with the Argentina U-23 national team.
Noah Allen
Chicago Fire defender in MLS. Winner of the 2023 Leagues Cup, 2024 Supporters’ Shield, and 2025 MLS Cup with Inter Miami. Greek youth international.
Bruno Cabral
A forward from River Plate's youth academy, he stands out for his goal-scoring ability and outstanding performance in high-level youth competitions. In 2025, he debuted with the Argentina U-15 National Team and was the top scorer and MVP of the CONMEBOL-organized Liga Evolución. He was also the top scorer of the Vertex Cup in 2026. With River Plate, he won the championship with his age group in 2024 and 2025, finishing as the overall top scorer in youth football. In 2025, he also played in the Messi Cup, where he was the top scorer and MVP. Adidas athlete.
AUTOMOVILISMO
Alessandro De Tullio
From karting to single-seaters. In his INDY NXT debut, he earned 2 wins, 4 podiums, and 8 poles — the most in the 2026 season.
POLO
Jeta Castagnola
10 goal handicap • Titles: Argentina (4x Palermo, 3x Tortugas, 3x Hurlingham), USA (1x Gold Cup, 1x US Open), UK (2x Gold Cup, 1x Queen’s Cup), Spain (2x Gold Cup, 3x Silver Cup).
Barto Castagnola
10 goal handicap • Titles: Argentina (4x Palermo, 3x Tortugas, 3x Hurlingham), UK (2x Gold Cup, 1x Queen’s Cup), Spain (2x Gold Cup, 1x Silver Cup)
CELEBRITIES
Agostina Larocca
Argentine sports journalist with an extensive career at ESPN, where she has stood out as a field reporter and host covering rugby, tennis and cycling. Her rapport with athletes and her versatility on camera have made her one of the most recognizable faces in Argentine sports media.
Juan Sebastián Verón
An Estudiantes de La Plata legend and one of the finest Argentine midfielders of his generation. He shone in Europe with Sampdoria, Parma, Lazio, Inter, Manchester United and Chelsea, and played in three World Cups for Argentina. Back at his boyhood club, he won the 2009 Copa Libertadores, and as president he now leads an institutional project that has returned Estudiantes to the top of Argentine football.
Fernanda Russo
Argentine sport shooter specializing in the 10m air rifle. Born in Córdoba and raised in La Rioja, she made her Olympic debut at just 16 in Rio 2016 and went on to compete in Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024. She is a medalist at three Pan American Games and won gold at the 2026 South American Games. With more than a decade in high-performance sport, she combines her athletic career with experience in marketing, communications and management, working on projects with athletes, clubs, leagues and sports organizations across Latin America and the United States.