Three years ago in the Copa America, Milito replaced the injured Hernan Crespo and was so ineffective that coach Alfio Basile decided he would rather play without a target-man centre-forward. But now, What a season it has been for Inter Milan's Argentine striker Diego Milito.
Inter Milan will take a one-goal advantage into the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final clash with CSKA Moscow next week after Diego Milito earned them a 1-0 win at the San Siro.
They are often the greatest threat and they are going to create havoc with their attacks at this World Cup. They are strikers. Are you ready for their attacks? It will be quite a show at this World Cup.
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Argentina have Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez, hitman Diego Milito to lead the line, Diego Maradona as coach, and the world to conquer. Argentina might possess these qualities, but certainly do not look like it heading into the tournament.
Two goals from Diego Milito helped Inter Milan to beat Bayern Munich 2-0 this evening in the Champions League final. The Argentine striker scored a goal in both halves to ensure the travelling Inter fans went home very happy indeed. Which goal did you think was better? Vote now!
Diego Milito scored both goals as Inter Milan sealed an historic treble and ended a 45-year wait to be crowned kings of Europe after defeating Bayern Munich in the Champions League final in Madrid.
