Mariano Pernía

Mariano Pernía, born on May fourth, nineteen seventy-seven, is a retired Argentine-Spanish footballer who made a significant impact on the field as a left back. His professional journey began with Independiente, where he showcased his talent before making the leap to Spain in the early 2000s.

In Spain, Pernía played for three clubs, with notable stints at Getafe and Atlético Madrid. His time at Getafe was particularly remarkable, as he scored ten goals in a single La Liga season, contributing to a total of sixteen goals over his seven seasons in the Spanish top flight, where he played one hundred seventy-one matches.

Beyond his club career, Pernía also represented the Spain national team, participating in the prestigious 2006 World Cup. His dual heritage and professional accomplishments have made him a notable figure in both Argentine and Spanish football.

In addition to his football career, Pernía has transitioned into the world of racing, where he currently pursues his passion as a race car driver, showcasing his competitive spirit in a new arena.