Pasquale Foggia

Italian footballer, Serie A player

Pasquale Foggia - Italian footballer, Serie A player
Born

June 3rd, 1983
41 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Italy

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Professional footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Started career with A.S. Roma, debuting in Serie A in 2001. Later played for clubs such as Foggia, Genoa, and Lazio. Notably contributed to Lazio's successes in domestic competitions and played a significant role in the team's campaigns in Italy's top flight. Throughout career, exhibited skill in ball control and tactical intelligence, establishing a reputation as a reliable midfielder. After retirement, transitioned to a coaching role in youth football.

Debuted in Serie A with A.S. Roma

Contributed to Lazio's domestic successes

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