Gustavo Dalsasso

Born in Villa Regina, Argentina, Dalsasso started his football career at Boca Juniors in 1992 and was promoted to the first-team in 1995. Then he immediately was sent on loan to Deportes Antofagasta. However, once finished the 95's Chilean football season, Boca newly sent on loan him, now to Defensores de Belgrano where remained two seasons. Shortly after, Dalsasso signed for Argentinian top-level's Deportivo Español, being the second goalkeeper and wearing the number 2 shirt. In January 1999, he returned to Chilean football and joined Huachipato. Dalsasso remained there six seasons until 2004 when the coach Arturo Salah told him that he wouldn't consider him anymore because he sought to occupy the foreigner quota in another position. Then, following a failed transference to Italy's Venezia, Dalsasso remained at Chile and moved to Rangers de Talca of first-level too. Dalsasso made his Rangers de Talca debut against Unión Española in a 0−0 draw at Estadio Fiscal de Talca. He was an undisputed titular in the club, playing all games of the tournament. On 2 April 2006, he received for first time in his career seven goals, in a match against Colo-Colo that his team lost 7−2. However, the team was relegated to Primera B after losing against Lota Schwager in the promotion playoffs during the shootout.

Everton

Dalsasso signed for Everton for an undisclosed fee in 2006. He was on the substitutes' bench, when Everton was the 2008 Apertura champions. After club's first…

Dalsasso has not played in any international matches, but because his naturalization he had the opportunity to play for the Chile national team in a match against Panama. However, the coach Marcelo Bielsa didn't call up him and Everton's president said that: "Is a shame that Bielsa don't call to Gustavo for play in the national team".

Club

Everton Primera División de Chile (1): 2008 Apertura Primera B de Chile (1): 2011 Clausura