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Roberto De Zerbi - Italian association football player and manager

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03.04.25
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29 June, 2024
Ligue 1 side Marseille appointed De Zerbi as manager on a three-year contract.
18 May, 2024
Brighton & Hove Albion announced that they had reached a mutual agreement with De Zerbi to terminate his contract.
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Roberto De Zerbi - Italian association football player and manager

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Birth
6 June 1979
Roberto De Zerbi was born in Brescia, Italy, marking the beginning of a life dedicated to football.
Early Career
1999-2000
De Zerbi started his professional career at AC Milan, spending four seasons on loan to lower division clubs (Serie B to Serie C2), including a stint at Como in the 1999-2000 Serie C1 season.
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Italian professional football coach and former player.