Left back who became widely recognized after being part of the Italian National Team that triumphed at the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Before fame, he spent his formative years developing his skills on the field with the Renato Curi Angolana football club during the mid-1990s. It was there that his passion and talent began to take shape, setting the foundation for a successful career. Over time, he not only made a name for himself in professional football but also built a fulfilling personal life. He shares two sons with his wife, Jessica Repetto, balancing family life with the demands of being in the spotlight. His journey—from youth leagues to international glory—reflects dedication, resilience, and the support of loved ones along the way.
Throughout his career, he represented a number of clubs across Europe, starting with a French side—Lyon—before moving on to play for several Italian teams. Among those Italian clubs were Chieti, Perugia, and Palermo, where he continued to build his reputation. He really made an impact wherever he went, showing great adaptability and skill. He was always known for giving his all on the pitch, whether wearing the jersey of Lyon or one of the various Italian squads he joined over the years. His journey through these teams, especially his time in Italy, helped shape his legacy. He definitely left a mark at each club he played for, from Lyon to Chieti, and all the way through to Palermo.