Mattia Destro

Italian Footballer, Serie A Player

Mattia Destro - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 20th, 1991
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Born in 1991, this Italian footballer played as a forward. A significant part of the career was spent in Serie A, representing clubs such as Genoa, Siena, and Bologna. Achievements include notable performances in top-flight Italian football, contributing to team scoring and competitiveness in the league. Played for the national team, participating in various qualifications and friendly matches.

Played for Genoa, Siena, and Bologna in Serie A

Represented Italy in international fixtures

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