Oscar Ustari Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth, Career, Children, Height, MLS, Olympics, Stats

Oscar Alfredo Ustari, also known as Oscar Ustari, is a veteran Argentine professional footballer renowned for his role as a goalkeeper. He has had a journeyman career across multiple continents, starting prominently at Independiente in Argentina, moving to Europe with Getafe in Spain, playing in Liga MX for clubs like Pachuca and Atlas, and later contributing in MLS with Inter Miami, where he won the MLS Cup in 2025 before his contract was mutually terminated in early 2026.

He represented Argentina internationally, including as backup at the 2006 FIFA World Cup and winning gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with the U23 team.

Quick Facts

• Full Name: Oscar Alfredo Ustari
• Stage Name: Oscar Ustari
• Born: July 3, 1986
• Age: 39 years old
• Birthplace: América, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
• Nationality: Argentine
• Ethnicity: Hispanic/Latino
• Occupation: Professional Footballer (Goalkeeper)
• Height: 1.84 m (6 ft 0 in)
• Religion: Christianity
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ustari
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Ornella Giusti
• Children: Two
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $3 million USD

Early Life and Education

Oscar Alfredo Ustari was born on July 3, 1986, in América, a town in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. He was raised by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ustari, in a family environment that supported his early passion for football. Details about siblings are not publicly available.

From a young age, he showed talent as a goalkeeper and joined the youth academy of Club Atlético Independiente at age 14, where he developed his skills professionally rather than pursuing formal higher education. His early career focused on youth systems and rising through club ranks.

His ethnicity is Hispanic/Latino (Argentine). His religion is Christianity.

Career

Oscar Ustari began his professional career at Independiente in 2005, quickly becoming a first-team regular and setting club records for clean sheets. In 2007, he transferred to Getafe in La Liga for around €6 million, where he played several seasons and reached the Copa del Rey final in 2008.

He later moved to Boca Juniors, winning Copa Argentina in 2011/12, and had short stints at Almería, Sunderland (EFL Cup runner-up), and Newell’s Old Boys. He spent significant time in Mexico with Pachuca, winning the Liga MX Apertura in 2022/23, as well as with Atlas and other clubs.

In Uruguay, he played for Liverpool Montevideo, winning the Torneo Intermedio in 2019.

He joined Inter Miami in MLS in 2024, adding veteran experience and contributing to their 2025 MLS Cup victory. As of February 2026, he is without a club following a mutual contract termination.

Internationally, he was part of Argentina’s squads at the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup, which they won, the 2006 FIFA World Cup as a backup, and the 2008 Olympics where he won gold. Known for strong reflexes and command of the area, he has over 430 career appearances.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @oscarustari

Personal Life

Oscar Ustari, 39, stands 1.84 m tall. He has been married to Ornella Giusti since 2007. She is the daughter of former Argentine footballer Ricardo Giusti, making Ricardo his father-in-law. They have two children. No past relationships are publicly detailed beyond his long-term marriage.

Ustari keeps his family life relatively private, focusing on his professional career, travel across leagues, and maintaining fitness into his late 30s. He often shares football-related content on social media, emphasizing perseverance and family values.

Net Worth

Oscar Ustari‘s net worth is estimated at $3 million USD. His income primarily comes from professional contracts across top leagues including La Liga, Liga MX, and MLS, including a salary from Inter Miami of around $696,000 annually in recent years, transfer fees from moves like Independiente to Getafe, performance bonuses from titles and cup runs, endorsements and sponsorships, plus accumulated earnings from a career spanning over 20 years with clubs in Argentina, Spain, England, Mexico, Uruguay, and the United States.