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Alessandro Del Piero is an Italian former professional footballer who mainly played as a second striker, although he was capable of playing in several offensive positions. Since 2015, he has worked as a pundit for Sky Sport Italia. A technically gifted and creative supporting forward who was also a free-kick specialist, he is regarded as one of the greatest players of all time and one of the great…
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Goal: Juventus, Del Piero salta al campo en el Stadium: cánticos desde la grada y el estadio corea su nombre
Goal: Juventus, Del Piero on the pitch at the Stadium: chants from the curva and the stadium calls out his name
Yahoo Sports: Alessandro Del Piero urges Juventus to find some consistency
“There is no war of nerves between me and Francesco.”
“s announcement regarding the club”
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Won: Juventus FC Hall of Fame with FIFA 100 (2025).
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CBSSports.com: Alessandro Del Piero explains why he didn't leave Juventus after Calciopoli scandal
Yahoo! Sports: Alessandro Del Piero: “Dybala shouldn’t be a bench player.”
Yahoo Finance: Alessandro Del Piero Joins $Elite and Dives into the Cryptoverse
Yahoo: Alessandro Del Piero joins ESPN as soccer analyst
Major League Soccer: Alessandro Del Piero: Carlos Vela could play in Europe, but LAFC is a great club
Forbes: Alessandro Del Piero: Juventus Legend Dubs Paulo Dybala A ‘Complete Player’
Del Piero joined ESPN as a football analyst for ESPN FC and UEFA Euro 2020
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Sports Illustrated: Alessandro Del Piero Announces Ownership of US Football Team LA10 FC
Del Piero revealed he was the part-owner of American lower division club LA 10 FC of the United Premier Soccer League, with the club's name inspired by his iconic number 10 jersey and the club's colours of black-and-whit
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Konami announced that Del Piero would feature in their football video game Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 as one of the new myClub Legends
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“Intervista di Giovan Battista Olivero, gazzetta.it, 7 dicembre 2018.”
Won the Italian Football Hall of Fame with _Retired Soccer (2017).
Won: Italian Football Hall of Fame with FIFA 100 (2017).
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Won: Juventus Greatest XI of All Time with FIFA 100 (2017).
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Awarded Italian Football Hall of Fame (2017).
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Appeared in the Netflix docu-series called First Team: Juventus
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ESPN: Alessandro Del Piero backs A-League's plans to recruit more marquee players
“Dalla versione giapponese di Giochiamo ancora; citato in alessandrodelpiero.com, 26 novembre 2016.”
Won: Sydney FC Team of the Decade with FIFA 100 (2015).
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Won: Sydney FC Hall of Fame with FIFA 100 (2015).
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Won: AFC Team of the Decade with FIFA 100 (2015).
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ESPN: Alessandro Del Piero talks Champions League, MLS and his Juventus legacy
Del Piero joined Sky Sport Italia as a pundit
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In honour of Formula One World Champion Ayrton Senna, Del Piero facilitated and inaugurated the AYRTON exhibition in Turin, open between February and May 2015
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Won: Sydney FC Golden Boot with FIFA 100 (2014).
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Won: A-League All Stars Game with FIFA 100 (2014).
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“Oggi si pensa che una persona buona sia una persona fessa, invece la bontà è fondamentale.”
Joined Odisha in 2014.
“[Essere un modello per tanti bambini è] Una responsabilità, però di quelle belle. Ne sono fiero, e so di maneggiare un materiale delicato. Perciò provo a mordermi la lingua, qualche volta, e mantenere il controllo: lo stress offusca la mente.”
“I soldi risolvono un bel po' di problemi pratici, però conosco un sacco di ricchi tristi, anche nel calcio e non è retorica: è la verità. In questo mondo c'è solitudine, a volte depressione. Siamo persone con dei sentimenti, persone anche fragili. Vedo gente che ha doni e li spreca, e si butta via.”
“Le magliette tutte identiche vogliono dire squadra.”
“[Da bambino] Spesso giocavo da solo: serve tanta immaginazione. Ero un campione della Juve, passavo la palla a Cabrini, a Tardelli, a Scirea, duettavo con Platini.”
“[I genitori] Sono stati fantastici perché non mi hanno mai forzato né gasato. È quello l'errore grande. Il comportamento dei genitori è decisivo, per i figli sportivi.”
“Se giochi nella Juve nell'arco dell'anno devi migliorare, non puoi essere lo stesso giocatore di quando sei arrivato, questa è la Juve.”
“[Parlando dello stile] È un'attitudine, un modo di essere e direi anche di benessere, perché è sinonimo di essere a posto con se stessi, di emanare positività. La moda e l'eleganza sono importanti, ma in campo e fuori per avere stile ci vuole anche tanto carattere.”
“[Su Antonio Conte] È un allenatore che vuole lavorare molto sul campo, vuole trasmettere unione in campo. Più ha tempo a disposizione con i suoi giocatori e più ci riesce.”
“La Juve è dentro la sua storia, che è fatta di vittorie e di mentalità vincente: questa è la sua forza. È una squadra che vince perché ha imparato a soffrire quando non vinceva.”
“David è uno degli attaccanti più forti che abbia mai visto, ha una capacità di coordinarsi straordinaria, sa colpire in qualunque modo pur di far gol.”
“Il calcio latino è anche il mio calcio.”
“[Dopo l'ultima partita in campionato con la Juventus] Oggi è un giorno incredibilmente bello per certi aspetti, ma non posso nascondere la mia tristezza. Quello che ho ricevuto da questa gente va al di là di ogni cosa, delle vittorie, delle sconfitte.”
“Nella gente c'è riconoscenza per chi gioca fino all'ultimo minuto con la stessa maglia, come Totti e Maldini, e questi campioni possono anche educare la gente ad un calcio migliore.”
“La terza stella? Sicuramente sul cuore ce l'abbiamo ed anche sul campo poi quello che viene decretato da altri criteri è da rispettare e non dobbiamo andare oltre ma quello che è stato vissuto è questo e vogliamo che rimanga.”
“[Dalla cerimonia di inaugurazione dello Juventus Stadium] Sono orgoglioso delle pagine importanti che ho scritto nella nostra grande storia. La Juve è sempre stata un meraviglioso dipinto, e un meraviglioso dipinto ha bisogno di una cornice meravigliosa come questa.”
“La maglia numero 10 della Juve deve essere indossata, non ritirata. È bello che tutti i bambini possano sognare di giocare con una maglia che in 113 anni è stata vestita da grandissimi campioni. La Juve c'è stata, c'è e ci sarà a prescindere da Alessandro Del Piero.”
“Da quando gioco tutti gli scudetti che ho visto vincere sono stati meritati. Sia i nostri che quelli delle altre squadre.”
“Sono come la Juve: non pongo limiti nemmeno a me stesso.”
“Voglio giocare sempre? Il problema vero è se un giocatore non vuole giocare. Non ho mai chiesto di giocare sempre, ma solo di partire alla pari con gli altri, di non avere pregiudizi sulla mia età. Se hai 18 o 36 anni, se stai bene e meriti, devi giocare, vanno in campo i migliori per il bene della squadra [...]”
“Purtroppo non ho potuto conoscere Scirea come persona, ma solo come tifoso. L'ho visto sollevare la Coppa del Mondo e anche per questo era un mio mito. In questi anni ho cercato spesso di imitarlo e sono onorato che qualcuno mi paragoni a lui.”
“Non mi sveglierò mai da questo sogno, perché è vero, è tutto vero: sono diventato campione del mondo, gioco in serie B con la mia squadra, con il mio 10 sulla schiena. (da 10+. Il mio mondo in un numero)”
“[Su Fabio Capello] Non mi piace parlarne, mi sembra di dedicare troppa attenzione a chi non la merita. Come si è comportato, il fatto che nessuno qui senta la sua mancanza, tutto indica che tipo di persona sia. Si è comportato così a Milano, a Roma e anche qui a Torino. Uno, due indizi, il terzo è una prova.”
“Sono orgoglioso di essere juventino, di essere una "bandiera", come mi definite spesso, ma in realtà io sono solo una piccola parte di una grande bandiera bianconera, che cresce col passare degli anni e se ognuno di voi guarda con attenzione ci trova scritto anche il proprio nome...”
“Ora siamo in B e non possiamo fare altro che confrontarci con questa realtà, una realtà difficile.”
“Un cavaliere non lascia mai una Signora.”
“[Su Gianni Agnelli] Aveva una grande capacità di giudicare perché era un profondo conoscitore del mondo del calcio e non parlava mai a caso.”
“Non era rigore ma non ho fatto in tempo a dirlo all'arbitro.”
“L'Avvocato non parla, dice. Che è diverso.”
“He is considered to have a strong bond with the Juventus fans, once stating; "I'm proud to be a Juventino, to be a "bandiera", like you define me to be often, in reality I'm just a small part of a big black & white "bandiera" (flag) that grows with the years and if you look closely your name is part of it... To continue making this "bandiera" grow we need everybody: let's stay united.”
“Citazioni in ordine temporale.”
“Del Piero is known for his sense of humour. He once joked that if Lippi does not convoke him to the World Cup in Germany, he would "run him over with his car and sink his damn boat.”
Played for Odisha FC (2014–2014) — 10 appearances, 1 goals.
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“During the last (few) weeks, we have received inquiries from several teams, not only from India but also from other countries. There is a lot of interest in Alessandro.”
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Won: Sydney FC Members Award with FIFA 100 (2013).
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Won: Sydney FC Golden Boot with FIFA 100 (2013).
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Won: A-League goal of the season with FIFA 100 (2012–13).
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Won: PFA Team of the Season with FIFA 100 (2013).
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Won: Sydney FC Player of the Year Award with FIFA 100 (2013).
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The Italy national team coach at the time, Cesare Prandelli, stated that he would consider calling Del Piero up for the 2014 World Cup, although he was ultimately excluded from the Italian squad that participated at the
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Won: Serie A with Juventus (2011–12).
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“Dall'intervista a Undici, Italia 2; citato in gazzetta.it, 15 ottobre 2012.”
Joined Sydney FC in 2012.
“Above all what remains is the fans, you who are Juventus. That jersey that I loved and will always love, that I desired and respected ... From tomorrow I will no longer be a Juventus player, but I will always be one of you. Now a new adventure begins and I am as fired up as I was 19 summers ago.”
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Also spent two seasons with Australian side Sydney FC; he retired in 2014, after a season with Delhi Dynamos FC in the Indian Super League
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Del Piero participated in the Save the Dream project against corruption in the sport and spoke about this at Sorbonne during the Sport Integrity Symposium
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Played for Sydney FC (2012–2014) — 48 appearances, 24 goals.
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Won: AIC Lifetime Achievement Award with FIFA 100 (2011).
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Won: Novara Fair Play Award with FIFA 100 (2011).
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Won: Globe Soccer Career Award with FIFA 100 (2011).
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Participated in the golf tournament Fondazione Sant'Anna Cup – Crescere insieme for the neonatal intensive care unit of the hospital Sant'Anna
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Won: Sportsman of the Year Golden Award with FIFA 100 (2010).
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Del Piero auctioned off his Juventus shirt number 10 for the foundation Un Campo per L'Aquila
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Won: Pallone d'Argento with FIFA 100 (2008–09).
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Won: International Award for Sport and Civility-Ambassador of Sports with FIFA 100 (2009).
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Played a friendly match at the Stadio Olimpico di Torino with his team Ale 10+; the proceeds (€180,000) were donated to solidarity projects
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“Intervista di Maurizio Crosetti, repubblica.it, 27 marzo 2009.”
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Won: Capocannoniere with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (2007–08).
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Won: Serie A Italian Footballer of the Year with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (2008).
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Won: Serie A Most Loved Player with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (2008).
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Won: Serie A Goalscorer of the Year with FIFA 100 (2008).
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Won: Premio Nazionale Carriera Esemplare "Gaetano Scirea" with FIFA 100 (2008).
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Participated in a golf tournament organized by the foundation of Gianluca Vialli and Massimo Mauro for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis research
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Won: Serie B with Juventus (2006–07).
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Won: Golden Foot Award with FIFA 100 (2007).
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Won Golden Foot (2007).
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Won: Telegatto-Best Sportsman with FIFA 100 (2007).
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Won: AFS Top-100 Players of All-Time – #60 with FIFA 100 (2007).
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Won the FIFA World Cup with Italy (2006).
Won award: CONI (2006).
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Won award: 4th Class/Officer (2006).
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Won: FIFA World Cup with Italy (2006).
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Won: Giuseppe Prisco National Award with FIFA 100 (2006).
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Won: Piedmontese Sportsman of the Year with FIFA 100 (2006).
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Won: Special Prize Gentleman Silver Cup with FIFA 100 (2006).
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Won: San Siro Gentleman Award Serie A with FIFA 100 (2006).
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Awarded Gold Collar for Sports Merit (2006).
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Awarded Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (2006).
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Was AIRC testimonial for the cancer research and in recognition of this, he has received from the President of Italy a prize of Believe in Research
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Due to the Calciopoli scandal, Del Piero chose to remain at the club despite the departures of several key players, and captained them back to Serie A after a single season in the second division
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Del Piero appeared in a television commercial for the Japanese motor scooter Suzuki Burgman together with the sports agent Andreas Goller
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A description that Michel Platini had previously also used to describe Roberto Baggio, to indicate that Del Piero's favoured role was somewhere between that of a striker (who traditionally wore the number nine shirt) and
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Del Piero was named in the FIFA 100, a list of the 125 greatest living footballers selected by Pelé as a part of FIFA's centenary celebrations
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Won: Supercoppa Italiana with Juventus (2003).
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Won: Serie A with Juventus (2002–03).
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Runner-up: UEFA Champions League with Juventus (2002–03).
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Won bronze medal for athletic prowess (2003).
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Won: Supercoppa Italiana with Juventus (2002).
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Won: Serie A with Juventus (2001–02).
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Enabled the club to automatically qualify for the UEFA Champions League the following season
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Won: Serie A Most Loved Player with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (2001).
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Was ambassador for Un gol per la ricerca, a cancer-research project
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Del Piero partnered with Zidane's replacement, Nedvěd, in a free creative role in front of the midfield, or occasionally on the left flank, as a supporting striker in a fluid 4–4–2 formation, with Trezeguet upfront; he s
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Runner-up: UEFA European Championship with Italy (2000).
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Won award: 5th Class/Knight (2000).
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Awarded Knight of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (2000).
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“[Rispondendo ad alcune critiche sul suo rendimento nel 2000] La Juve si è sempre aspettata molto da me ed è giusto. Il mio ingaggio alto non credo possa costituire un problema [...]. Il mio contratto non è solo calcistico e credo che sotto l'aspetto commerciale la Juventus abbia ottimi ritorni dall'accordo sottoscritto con me. C'è un forte legame tra me e la Juventus, e tra i tifosi e me.”
And Czech playmaker Pavel Nedvěd, who arrived in 2001
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“[Sulla finale del campionato europeo di calcio 2000] Ero stato io a sentirmi in colpa, nel dopopartita, ma sono stati tanti i fattori che hanno portato a quella sconfitta. Puntare il dito solo su quegli episodi è stato eccessivo e me ne hanno già dato atto in tanti, tra cui Ancelotti e Zidane.”
Del Piero was the world's best-paid football player from salaries, bonuses, and advertising revenue
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Won: UEFA Intertoto Cup with Juventus (1999).
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Won: Serie A Italian Footballer of the Year with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (1998).
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Won: Serie A with Juventus (1997–98).
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Runner-up: UEFA Champions League with Juventus (1997–98).
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Awarded Italian Footballer of the Year (1998).
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Won: ESM Team of the Season with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (1997–98).
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Roberto Beccantini noted in a Treccani profile on Del Piero: "There were two Del Pieros: one was the unmatchable fantasista, capable of scoring unforgettable goals and producing extraordinary assists; the other is the fo
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Del Piero performed a muscle strengthening regime, and he took on a more creative role, in combination with playmaker Zidane, functioning in a free position, just in front of the attacking midfielder and behind the main
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Runner-up: UEFA Champions League with Juventus (1996–97).
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Won: Supercoppa Italiana with Juventus (1997).
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Won: ESM Team of the Season with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (1996–97).
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Won: Serie A with Juventus (1996–97).
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Won the Bravo Award with Juventus (1996).
Won the FIFA Club World Cup with Juventus (1996).
Awarded Bravo Award (1996).
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Won: UEFA Champions League with Juventus (1995–96).
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Won: Bravo Award with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (1996).
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Won: ESM Team of the Season with 2006–07 Serie B top scorer (20 goals) (1995–96).
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Won: Intercontinental Cup with Juventus (1996).
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Won: UEFA Super Cup with Juventus (1996).
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Won: UEFA European Under-21 Championship with Italy U21 (1996).
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“[Sulla Coppa Intercontinentale 1996]”
Won the Italian Coppa Italia with Juventus (1994-1995).
Won: Coppa Italia with Juventus (1994–95).
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Won: Supercoppa Italiana with Juventus (1995).
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Won: Serie A with Juventus (1994–95).
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Played for Italy men's national association football team (1995–2008) — 91 appearances, 27 goals.
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Over Parma, setting up Vialli's only goal of the match
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Joined Italy in 1995.
Won: Torneo di Viareggio with Juventus Primavera (1994).
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Won: Campionato Nazionale Primavera with Juventus Primavera (1993–94).
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Won: UEFA European Under-21 Championship with Italy U21 (1994).
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Played for Italy national under-21 football team (1993–1996) — 12 appearances, 3 goals.
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Played for Juventus FC (1993–2012) — 513 appearances, 208 goals.
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Del Piero transferred to Juventus and played for the Torinese club for 19 seasons until being released in the summer of 2012
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Thanks to Giampiero Boniperti, Del Piero was bought by Juventus for five billion lire, with an overlap of 150 million lire per season
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Played for Italy national under-18 football team (1992–1993) — 14 appearances, 12 goals.
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Played for Calcio Padova (1991–1993) — 14 appearances, 1 goals.
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Joined Calcio Padova in 1991.
Played for Italy national under-17 football team (1991–1991) — 3 appearances, 1 goals.
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Joined Calcio Padova in 1988.
Del Piero was first spotted by scouts, and he left home at the young age of 13 to play with the youth side of Padova
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Born 1974-11-09.
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