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'''Gabriel Schurrer''' (Born [[August 16]], [[1971]] in Santa Fé) is an Argentinian international football who plays for Málaga CF. He is a tough man-marker who is happiest working the left side of central defence. With an eye for the long ball through to the forwards, and a powerful shot, he is not without attacking qualities either.

He played for his country at various youth levels before gaining senior honours. His international highlight came when he represented Argentina at the 1995 Copa América.

Schürrer enjoyed his footballing education at his local club, Atlético de Rafaela, before moving to the capital and Club Atlético Lanús. Had six successful seasons with the Buenos Aires outfit, earning an international call-up.

He joined Racing de Santander in [[1996]] where his performances over two campaigns brought him to the attention of other La Liga clubs. Eventually signed for Deportivo La Coruña in [[1998]], but while Schürrer helped the club win a maiden league title two years later, he was never a first choice at the Riazor.

In [[2000]] a €2.7m fee took him to UD Las Palmas where he produced career-best form after being given greater responsibility and, on occasions, a sweeper's role.

He switched to Real Sociedad in [[2002]] on a free transfer after UD Las Palmas were relegated. Made 24 appearances in 2002/03 and then enjoyed another fruitful campaign before opting to leave in the summer, signing a one-year contract with the option of a second term at [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] [[Piraeus]].

2004/05: His presence in the centre of [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]' defence was commanding in the early part of the season, and his experience and class also brought out the best in partner [[Giorgos Anatolakis]]. Schürrer scored the winning goal in the UEFA Champions League win against AS Monaco, but after their exit in the group stage his form declined and he lost his place in the starting lineup as his club completed the domestic double.

In [[2006]] he returned to Spain, signing with Málaga CF.

== Did you know? ==
The veteran was no stranger to his new Olympiakos team-mates, whom he faced in the 2003/04 Champions League, helping Sociedad keep a clean sheet at the Anoeta in a 1-0 victory in September, before scoring in a 2-2 draw in [[Greece]] two months later.

== Gabriel Schurrer's Career History ==
:Club Championship European Competitions Caps
:90-91 Lanús 3 Goals, 32 Games (-)
:91-92 Lanús 1 Goals, 30 Games (-)
:92-93 Lanús 2 Goals, 36 Games (-)
:93-94 Lanús 5 Goals, 33 Games (-)
:94-95 Lanús 7 Goals, 31 Games (-)
:95-96 Lanús 4 Goals, 31 Games (-)
:96-97 Racing Santander 3 Goals, 33 Games (-)
:97-98 Racing Santander 1 Goals, 35 Games (-)
:98-99 Deportivo La Coruña 3 Goals, 30 Games (-)
:99-00 Deportivo La Coruña 19 Games (-)
:00-01 UD Las Palmas 2 Goals, 31 Games (-)
:01-02 UD Las Palmas 2 Goals, 33 Games (-)
:02-03 Real Sociedad 23 Games (-)
:03-04 Real Sociedad 1 Goals, 33 Games 1 Goals, 7 Games (Champions League)
:04-05 [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos Piraeus]] 1 Goals, 6 Games (Champions League)
:05-06 Olympiakos Piraeus 2 Games (Champions League]
:06-07 Málaga CF

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-'''Gabriel Schurrer''' (Born [[August 16]], [[1971]] in Santa Fé) is an Argentinian international football who plays for Málaga CF. He is a tough man-marker who is happiest working the left side of central defence. With an eye for the long ball through to the forwards, and a powerful shot, he is not without attacking qualities either.
+'''Gabriel Schurrer''' (Born [[August 16]], [[1971]] in Santa Fé) is a retired Argentinian international football player. He was a tough man-marker who was happiest working the left side of central defence. With an eye for the long ball through to the forwards, and a powerful shot, he was not without attacking qualities either.
 He played for his country at various youth levels before gaining senior honours. His international highlight came when he represented Argentina at the 1995 Copa América.
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 /05: His presence in the centre of [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]' defence was commanding in the early part of the season, and his experience and class also brought out the best in partner [[Giorgos Anatolakis]]. Schürrer scored the winning goal in the UEFA Champions League win against AS Monaco, but after their exit in the group stage his form declined and he lost his place in the starting lineup as his club completed the domestic double.
-In [[2006]] he returned to Spain, signing with Málaga CF.
+In [[2006]] he returned to Spain, signing with Málaga CF. He retired the following year.
 == Did you know? ==

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