Ángel Fabián Di María Hernández
- Born: 14 February 1988
- Place of birth: Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
- Position: Winger / Attacking midfielder (primarily left wing)
- Height: ~1.78 m
- Nationality: Argentina
- Notable club: Paris Saint‑Germain (played 2015–2022)
Club career (overview)
- Rosario Central (senior debut; early career)
- Benfica (Portugal)
- Real Madrid (Spain) — won the 2013–14 UEFA Champions League with the club
- Manchester United (England)
- Paris Saint‑Germain (France): 2015–2022 — key attacking player, contributed goals and many assists across domestic and European competitions
- Juventus (Italy)
- Benfica (returned later in career)
Highlights at Paris Saint‑Germain (2015–2022)
- Integral member of a dominant PSG side, helping the club to multiple Ligue 1 titles while regularly providing goals and assists.
- Won several domestic trophies (Ligue 1 and domestic cups) with PSG and helped the team reach the 2019–20 UEFA Champions League final (PSG finished runners-up).
- Known at PSG for creativity, vision, set‑piece quality and excellent left foot.
International career (Argentina)
- Long‑serving Argentina international across multiple tournaments.
- Member of Argentina squads that finished runners‑up at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, won the 2021 Copa América, and won the 2022 FIFA World Cup (scored in the 2022 final).
- Olympic gold medalist with Argentina at Beijing 2008.
Style of play
- Left‑footed winger/playmaker with excellent dribbling, crossing and passing.
- Threat from set pieces and quick combinations in the final third; effective cutting inside from the wing to shoot or create.
- Versatile: has played both as an outright winger and in more central attacking roles.
Major honours (selected)
- FIFA World Cup: 2022 (Argentina)
- Copa América: 2021 (Argentina)
- Olympic Gold Medal: 2008 (Argentina)
- UEFA Champions League: 2013–14 (Real Madrid)
- Multiple Ligue 1 titles and domestic cups with Paris Saint‑Germain
Quick note: Ángel Di María is widely regarded as one of Argentina’s most creative wide attackers of his generation, celebrated for his technical skills, left foot, and clutch performances in major finals.