Roberto Donadoni

Football player and manager; Italy national team

Roberto Donadoni - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 9th, 1963
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Played as a midfielder for clubs such as AC Milan and Parma, contributing to multiple Serie A titles and a UEFA Champions League title. Represented Italy in international competitions, including the 1994 FIFA World Cup where Italy finished as runners-up. Transitioned to coaching, managing teams like Parma and the Italy national team, leading to participation in major tournaments. Achieved notable success in domestic leagues and contributed to the development of players in his managerial roles.

Played for AC Milan winning Serie A titles

Managed Italy national team in major tournaments

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