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– Played in international youth cups, involving teams of the caliber of S.L. Benfica & FC Copenhagen
– Practiced and went to the bench for the Juniores Elite team
– With San Cesareo we consecutively won the italian Eccellenza, and later won the italian Serie D (fourth league), therefore entering Serie C.
Teams played for:
– Monte Porzio Cafone
– Rome based ASD Savio Calcio
– ASD San Cesareo Calcio
– ASD Vivace Grottaferrata
– FK Meteor Praha VIII 1896, a historical CFL (third league) club, one of Czech Republic’s & Europe’s oldest teams
– Trained several times at AC Sparta Praha
– Trained, at the age of 17, with the Long Island Rough Riders (PDL), in New York, along with practicing with my brother at Hofstra University
Being half Italian half Czech (my father is from Rome & my mother from Prague) I have always travelled throughout Europe and obviously am a native speaker of both languages. This mental openness allowed me to learn languages easily, meaning I speak English perfectly, along with fluent skills in Spanish, Russian and French. I also studied in one of Italy’s hardest high schools, Liceo Classico Marco Tullio Cicerone where I studied ancient Greece and latin as well. My academic abilities have furthermore allowed me to receive an academic scholarship at the University of New York in Prague (UNYP – an accredited college with American degrees, meaning I can transfer my credits), after having successfully passed both English & Mathematics exams. Moreover, I have been to the USA more than ten times. In this regard, my brother had a soccer scholarship at Hofstra University in New York, which allowed me with the possibility of already experiencing in detail what college life is. I also trained with the Long Island Rough Riders (PDL), on Coach Nuttal’s behalf.
Because it is a unique opportunity of combining academic and sport life, both of which are essential to me. Having had such bright academic past I definitely did not want to give it all up for following an uncertain soccer career. Surely, I could intensify my efforts on soccer by deciding to pursue such a path, but the certainty of receiving a bachelor’s degree, and moreover doing so by continuing playing at a competitive level, with the consequent eventuality of still being able to make it (my brother, for instance, signed a professional contract with AC Sparta Praha after graduating from Hofstra), and the obvious knowledge of being secured by having a title, is worth much more than any other possible option.
Possibly attending a D1 school with strong academics (International affairs, Political science – law). Maintaining the highest possible number of clean sheets throughout my college career & leaving with a 3.7 plus gpa.
Naturally my dream would be playing for AS Roma, being my hometown and my beloved soccer club.
In the work sphere I am intentioned in pursuing the diplomatic career, or entering an International Organization (e.g. CERN, I have already visited it in Geneva). Obviously, I am however open to any other eventual opportunity, as mind openness is one of a person’s greatest abilities.
I played tennis competitively, did several years of swimming and also played basketball and volleyball throughout my school years in Italy. Despite soccer remaining obviously the only sport I have practiced uninterrupted and constantly since the age of 5.
I love travelling and have visited more than 25 nations in my life.
