Enzo Maresca

Footballer, manager of Parma Calcio

Enzo Maresca - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 10th, 1980
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A former footballer and current manager, played as a midfielder. Had a professional career spanning over a decade, featuring stints with clubs such as Juventus, Sevilla, and Manchester City. Played a crucial role in Sevilla's success during the 2006 UEFA Cup victory. Transitioned to management after retirement, leading clubs such as Parma Calcio.

Played a key role in Sevilla's UEFA Cup win in 2006

Managed Parma Calcio

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