Gisela Dulko - Early and Personal Life

Early and Personal Life

Gisela was born and raised in Tigre, Buenos Aires Province. Her brother Alejandro, who is seven years her senior, is her coach. Gisela was born to Ana and now deceased Estanislao, who was of Hungarian descent. At the age of twelve, she moved from Argentina to Miami, Florida, in order to pursue a professional tennis career.

Dulko is married to fellow Argentine, Fernando Gago, who is a footballer currently playing for Valencia CF.

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