A.C. Arezzo als Taschenbuch von - neues Buch

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 46. Chapters: A.C. Arezzo managers, A.C. Arezzo players, Luca Antonini, Giacomo Bindi, Mario Frick, Marco Tardelli, Andrea Silenzi, Serse Cosmi, Cristian Ranalli, Antonio Conte, Stefano Colantuono, Gennaro Ruotolo, Antonio Cabrini, Corrado Grabbi, Giuseppe Papadopulo, Andrea Ranocchia, Adrián Ricchiuti, Elio Gustinetti, Guido Carboni, Mario Somma, Pasquale Marino, Vincenzo Chianese, Amedeo Carboni, A.S.D. Atletico Arezzo, Moreno Torricelli, Pierpaolo Bisoli, Francesco Graziani, Bruno Bolchi, Giuseppe Ticli, Angelo Pagotto, Francesco Benussi, Michele Tardioli, Fabio Di Sauro, Andrea Gentile, Alessio Sarti, Manuel Pasqual, Fabio Bazzani, Natale Gonnella, Cristian Lizzori, Fabiano Lima Rodrigues, Alessandro Doga, Kelvin Matute, Davide Sinigaglia, Pedro Oliveira, Roberto Goretti, Roberto De Zerbi, Carmine Coppola, Nello Russo, Élie Kroupi, Gianluca Falsini, Massimo Lotti, Enzo Ferrari, Fernando Orsi, Dino Ballacci, Francesco Galeoto, Alain Baclet, Maurizio Peccarisi, Matteo Serafini, Damián Lanza, Florian Myrtaj, Emanuele Concetti, Daniele Amerini, Vedin Music, Riccardo Zampagna, Lorenzo Pinamonte, Rene Colusso, Gionatha Spinesi, Daniele Chiarini, Nicola Beati, Ezio Sella, Max Vieri, Matteo Cavagna, Emanuel Benito Rivas, Maurizio Sarri, Valerio Frasca, Luigi Cevenini, Enrique David Mateo, Luigi Lavecchia, Alessandro Scanziani, Umberto Del Core, Riccardo Bonetto, Ibrahim Babatunde, Rino Ferrario, Sandro Tovalieri, Renato Rafael Bondi, Giovanni Passiglia, Antonio Floro Flores, Rej Volpato, Rômulo Eugênio Togni, Elvis Abbruscato, Emanuele D'Anna, Stefano Fanucci, Marco Macina, Daniele Martinetti, Stefano Lombardi, Gabriele Paoletti, Lucio Mujesan, Daniele Di Donato, Daniele Capelli, Gianluca Sordo, Aredio Gimona, Guido Ugolotti, Emiliano Tarana, Paolo Conti, Ernesto Terra, Marco Nappi, Igor Djuric, Giovanni Sartori, Fabrizio Grillo, Alberto Marchetti, Silvano Villa, Guido Magherini, Mark Tullio Strukelj, Nicolás Suárez Bremec, David Dei, Bruno Vale, Luca Ferro, Andrea Tesoniero, Marco Di Loreto, Fabrizio Di Mauro, Cristian Raimondi, Roberto Casone, Dino Marino, Giampiero Maini, Juriy Cannarsa, Gianpaolo Castorina, Georgios Kyriazis, Giancarlo Alessandrelli, Saidu Adeshina, Carlo Muraro, Marco Villa, Carlo Lenci, Walter Allievi, Giovanni Ferretti, Stefano Lorenzi, Pedro López Pérez de Tudela, Adrian Nalati, Antonio Di Carlo, Mirko Conte, Giuliano Giuliani, Aniello Cutolo, Vincenzo Zazzaro, Vittorio Rovelli, Alberto Minoia, Giovanni Bertini, Fabio Roselli, Massimiliano Giacobbo, Mattia Rinaldini, Giuseppe Pellicanò, Filippo Savi, Gianfranco Bozzao, Francesco Dell'Anno, Gianluca Petrachi, Stadio Città di Arezzo. Excerpt: Luca Antonini (born 4 August 1982) is an Italian footballer who plays as a defender for Serie A club Milan. Antonini started his career at Milan, originally as a winger, playing for 11 years in their youth teams. At the start of the 2001-02 season, he was loaned out to Serie C2 side Prato, where he made his professional debut, totalling 26 appearances and scoring 3 goals. The following year, he made 17 appearances and scored one goal in his first Serie B season, during a loan spell at Ancona. The team got promoted to Serie A and Antonini's contribution was significant, as he became a regular in the second half of the season. In June 2003 he moved to Sampdoria in a co-ownership deal with the Rossoneri, for EUR2 million. In exchange, Ikechukwu Kalu moved to Milan in co-ownership deal for EUR1 ...