Giuseppe Savoldi

Italian footballer and Bologna forward

Giuseppe Savoldi - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 21st, 1947
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Played as a forward, had a successful career primarily at Bologna from 1964 to 1974. Accumulated significant accolades, including being the first player to earn a transfer fee exceeding 1 billion lire in 1970, which highlighted his value in the sport. Made contributions to the Italian national team, participating in international competitions during his playing days.

Achieved Serie A title with Bologna in 1964

Transferred for a record fee to Atalanta

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