Ramiro Tullian

Ramiro Tulián grew up in the Belgrano academy in Córdoba and spent his early years with the club's reserve side, Belgrano II.

At the start of 2026, Tulián included in preseason work with the first team, and he made his senior debut on 20 February 2026, a match that finished 1-1. By the middle of the year he had played five league matches for Belgrano, scoring once, alongside appearances in the reserve league and the Copa Argentina. In January 2026 the club extended his contract through December 2028, with his release clause set between 12 million and 15 million dollars, the higher figure triggered once he passes 900 minutes in official matches.

Internationally, Tulián has represented Argentina at under-17 level, where his form drew wider attention. At the Under-17 World Cup in Qatar in 2025 he scored against Belgium — Argentina's opening goal of that tournament — and again against Mexico, and he also scored and assisted in a friendly against Bolivia. That year he was also part of the Argentina squad that won the COTIF tournament in L'Alcúdia, scoring in the 3-0 final win over Bolivia and being named man of the match.

Back at club level, Tulián was part of the Belgrano squad that won the Torneo Apertura in 2026, the first league title in the club's history.