Di Mardeo is not a former Italy international

Di Madeo (also translated as Di Matteo) is a former midfielder of the Italian national team. In September 2000, he suffered a serious leg injury against a club team in Switzerland and was unable to play. After 18 months of suffering from broken bones.

He officially ended his football career in February 2002.

Di Matteo joined Chelsea from Italy's Lazio in July 1996 for the largest transfer fee at the time for a club at the time for $6.8 million. The peak of his career was also spent at Stamford Bridge. Di Matteo's record was also in the FA Cup final '97, Di Matteo scored a classic goal from distance at the age of 43 seconds, which is still the fastest goal in the FA Cup final, and Ruud Gullit, who had just replaced Hoddle, became the first foreign manager to win the FA Cup.

Di Matteo scored 26 goals in 155 appearances for Chelsea, winning two FA Cups, one each in the European Cup Winners' Cup and the UEFA Super Cup. In addition, he has represented Italy in 34 international matches.

Roberto Di Matteo made 175 appearances for Chelsea, scoring 26 goals. Chelsea's head of operations, Hutson Hutchinson, has been full of praise for the Italian star. Speaking on the club's official **, Hutchinson said: "The news is terrible, we feel sorry for ...... Di MatteoHe endured several painful surgeries and continued to work the training ground, but the pain still brutally knocked him out.

He will go down in Chelsea's history forever. 'Roberto Di Matteo is only the second Italian to retire at Chelsea in recent seasons. In August 2000, striker Casirachi announced his retirement in England due to a serious cruciate ligament injury in his knee.

In the early morning of January 8, 2006, Lenovo Football Friendly Match kicked off in Johannesburg, South Africa, against the two European Stars and African Stars, both of which were composed of retired stars. In the end, the European team won 3-1. On the evening of 4 March 2012, Chelsea officially announced the resignation of former boss Villas-Boas and the replacement of Roberto Di Matteo as head coach until the end of the season.

You're talking about Chelsea's Roberto Di Matteo, right? He is.

On September 8, 2007, at the age of 30, Francisco Koko announced his retirement from football and entered Hollywood.

He retired after terminating his contract with Inter in 2007.

worked as a movie star in Italy and opened a company.

Inter Milan announced his retirement in '07.

I retired and started my own company.

Germany seems to have been united by the Kingdom of Prussia in the north of the Kingdom of Prussia in 1871 by the Rhine League (the HRE Emperor Franz II was forced to give up the HRE title after the Battle of Osintritz in 1806, and the former members of the HRE formed the Rhine League), and after the First Dynastic War, recovered the two HRE allies occupied by Denmark, defeated Austria in the Second Dynastic War, and drove the Austrian Empire out of the German Confederation (this confederation seems to have been proposed by Austria after the fall of Napoleon, Prussia took control of the Confederacy after defeating Austria), but Austria still enjoyed a large part of the Habsburg family, and Prussia regained Alsace and Lorraine in France after defeating France in the Third Dynastic War. and established the German Empire, but the southern territory of the HRE was not planned to Germany, and the Habsburgs changed the Austrian Empire to the Austro-Hungarian Empire on this basis, and dissolved after one stop. Italy has always been a geographical term, and it was the Kingdom of Sardinia that united Italy.

The Kingdom of Italy was also united in the 19th century, and as for the Grand Duchy of Venice, I only know that there was a Venetian Republic. A map of Italy in the 19th century was found on the map, not in Germany.

Please go to Xinhua Bookstore to buy the Historical Atlas, European Edition.

Only this ==

Upstairs Mofeo is not a former international pull.

Or Rivera ==

Ciro Ferrara

Nationality: Italian.

Position on the field: Defender.

Date of birth: 11 February 1967.

Height: 180cm

Weight: 75kg

Currently plays for Juventus.

Played for the club: Napoli.

Ferrara, who has been with Juventus since 1994, has been in resurgence this season and is a resilient and experienced centre-back. He missed the World Cup in France in 1998 due to injury and participated in the 2002 World Cup. He is an indispensable stalwart of Juventus.

Mofeo has been selected for the national team! In fact, he still belongs to Inter Milan now, but he has been leased to Parma all the year round, and now he is No. 10! He was once heavily used by former Inter coach Cooper

He has mixed with many big teams in Italy, with excellent skills and strong ability to control the ball and pass the ball! The disadvantage is his short stature, which is why many coaches don't like him

But definitely a good player! This season, there is also a free kick that does not help to run, and directly arcs to score a goal! ~~

Name: Matteo Ferrari

Nationality: Italian.

Position on the field: Defender.

Date of birth: 5 December 1979.

Height: 183cm

Weight: 78kg

Currently plays for club: Roma.

Played for clubs: Inter Milan, Genoa, Lecce, Bari, Parma.

Brilliant results. The young Ferrari has now become the captain of Parma, and his fitness gives him the energy to provide assists after completing defensive tasks, making him a promising defender.

2003 2004 season technical statistics.

Serie A League Cup.

Appearances 33 0

Minutes played 3102 0

Goals 1 0

Technical statistics for the 2002 and 2003 seasons.

Serie A, League Cup, Coppa Italia.

Appearances 32 4 0

Minutes played 2708 360 0

Goals 2 0 0

Career statistics.

Season Club Appearances Goals Scored.

1997 1998 Genoa 3 0

1998 1999 Lecce 14 0

1999 2000 Barry 26 0

2000 2001 Inter Milan 19 0

2001 2002 Parma 16 0

2002 2003 Parma 32 2

2003 2004 Parma 33 1

2004 2005 Rome.

Yes - Fiore - former Italy international who represented Italy at Euro 2000. In that game it was the heart of the midfield. This man previously played for Lazio FC. Very talented, but unambitious.

Mofeo is not Italian, Spaniard.

It's called Mofeo to play for Parma in Serie A.

In order:

Hamilton. Ferreira Nadal.

Montari Stifano.

Ibrahimovic.

Savelidzic.

Cruyff. Neskens.

Cocu van Hoydenkberone.

Hamilton.

Ferrara Nadal.

Montari Stifano.

Ibrahimovic.

Savelidzic.

Cruyff. Neskens.

Coku van Hoydonk Beloli.

Hamilton.

Ferrara Nadal.

Montari Stifano.

Ibou Saveltic.

Cruyff. Neskens.

Coku van Hoydonk Beloli.

1. Hamilton, F1's first black champion driver, NBA's Detroit Pistons' main scoring guard, 2. Ferreira, Italy international.

3. Nadal, King of Clay, Spanish tennis player.

4. Muntari Ghana Midfielder.

5 Di Stefano Real Madrid legend 6 Zlatan Ibrahimovic Swedish striker currently plays for Inter Milan in the 02 World Cup against Italy.

7 Savelijic is not a former Bayern wide player Yes"Angel wings"What is it called?

8 Cruyff Dutch legend 9 Neeskens Dutch legend superstar.

10 Coku Netherlands international, jack-of-all-trades at the back.

11 Van Hojdenk Former Netherlands international, free-kick master.

12 Barone.

1 Hamilton.

2 Ferreira. 3 Nadal.

4 Montari. 5 Di Stefano.

6 Ibrahimovic.

7 Savilitic.

8 Cruyff.

9 Neskens.

10 Koku. 11 Van Hoydenck.

12 Barone.

I'm a football grandfather, what kind of rubbish title is the master.

I guess it's from Pro Evolution Soccer, right? There are a few that are still very practical!

Could the landlord be playing live? The next comparison of the Chinese version will be fine at once.

Ha ha. It should be copied from the first one to the last'

Hahaha,

The second one should be translated as Ferrara, right? Formerly the juventus that defender.

Do you need a master to take the translation exam?

This is the group stage, with the Netherlands and Italy.

Yes, but that doesn't matter, it's useless, some AB classes in our school are stronger than GF classes, as long as you study hard, it's the same, because the teacher is also teaching from scratch in textbooks, come on.

Generally speaking, language schools are divided into different levels of classes according to each person's level, and the level of content taught is generally different.

It is a general placement test, and the Italian Language Research Center has a course for Chinese students.