Marco Andreolli

Italian footballer and defender

Marco Andreolli - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 10th, 1986
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A professional footballer, played primarily as a defender. Developed through the youth system of Inter Milan, made first-team appearances and contributed to the squad during various seasons. Spent significant portions of career at clubs such as Chievo Verona, where helped achieve promotion to Serie A and maintained league status, and at Sassuolo. Represented Italy at youth levels, participating in UEFA European Under-21 Championship.

Played for Inter Milan in Serie A

Contributed to Chievo Verona's Serie A promotion

Played at Sassuolo in Serie A

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