Continuing my weekly article inspired by Gazzetta dello Sport, here are the performances of all Italian soccer players operating in foreign European leagues.
Based on Gazzetta’s info, there are currently 22 Italians playing in first divisions abroad, and 9 of them stepped on the field this week-end.
The table below includes the team the player belongs to, their opponents for the week, the number of minutes they played, their contribution (goal, assist), and the final score of the game.
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Player | Team | Opp. | mins. | Contrib. | Score |
Carlo Cudicini | Chelsea | @Newcastle | (bench) | / | 2-0 |
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Massimo Donati | Celtic | @Motherwell | (bench) | / | 2-1 |
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Luca Toni | Bayern M. | @Wolfsburg | 90 | / | 0-0 |
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Fabio Cannavaro | Real Madrid | @Osasuna | red card | / | 2-1 |
Giuseppe Rossi | Villareal | Getafe | 80 | / | 2-0 |
Christian Abbiati | Atl. Madrid | Recreativo | (bench) | / | 3-0 |
Gianluca Zambrotta | Barcelona | Valencia | 90 | / | 6-0 |
Enzo Maresca | Sevilla | Valladolid | 60 | 1 assist | 2-0 |
Morgan De Sanctis | Sevilla | Valladolid | (bench) | / | 2-0 |
Emiliano Moretti | Valencia | @Barcelona | (injd.) | / | 0-6 |
Stefano Sorrentino | Recreativo | @Atl. Madrid | 90 | / | 0-3 |
Damiano Tommasi | Levante | Espanyol | (injd.) | / | 1-1 |
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Fabio Grosso | Lyon | @Nice | (susp.) | / | 0-0 |
Flavio Roma | Monaco | @Lens | (injd.) | / | 0-0 |
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Graziano Pellè | AZ Alkmaar | / | SEASON | OVER | / |
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Roberto Mirri | Mons | @St. Truiden | 90 | / | 1-1 |
Alessandro Pistone | Mons | @St. Truiden | 90 | / | 1-1 |
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Stefano Razzetti | St. Gallen | Sion | (bench) | / | 1-2 |
Andrea Guatelli | FC Zürich | @Basel | (bench) | / | 0-4 |
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Stefano Napoleoni | Widzew Łódź | Sosnowiec | 90 | / | 0-1 |
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Ivan Pelizzoli | Lok. Moscow | Luch Energiya | (bench) | / | 2-2 |
Heroes of the week
No goals for them (actually even an -undeserved- red card for Fabio), but plenty to celebrate for Mr. Cannavaro and Mr. Toni: Real Madrid and Bayern Munich were crowned respectively La Liga and Bundesliga champions this week. Joining the fun, Mr. Maresca who provided good passes an an assist in Sevilla’s 2-0 match vs. Valladolid.
Tags: Bayern Munich, Bundesliga, Enzo Maresca, Fabio Cannavaro, La Liga, Luca Toni, Real Madrid
Posted in Italian Players Around the World |