FIFA 19 Faces Giorgio Chiellini & Mattia De Sciglio by APasZ
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FIFA 19 Faces Giorgio Chiellini & Mattia De Sciglio by APasZ
New player face for FIFA 19 PC game. To install new FIFA 19 you need to use latest version of Frosty Mod Tools. Thanks to APasZ.
Where did De Sciglio play football?
A native of Milan, De Sciglio started playing football as a child at the Santa Chiara e San Francesco parish recreation centre in the nearby municipality of Rozzano, before moving to local amateur team Cimiano in 2001.
When did De Sciglio make his 100th appearance?
On 6 March 2016, De Sciglio made his 100th Milan appearance, being given the captain's armband to mark the occasion, in a 2–0 away loss to Sassuolo . Following impressive performances at UEFA Euro 2016, it was reported that Milan had rejected a €15 million offer from Napoli.
How many caps did De Sciglio have?
International career. De Sciglio playing with Italy in 2015. De Sciglio won eight caps for Italy under-19 between 2010 and 2011, including two appearances and one goal in the 2011 UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship qualifying round.
How many matches did De Sciglio miss?
He missed 20 matches in total due to various injuries which limited him to making just 21 appearances for the season in all competitions. On May 18, De Sciglio was sent off in Milan's game against Sassuolo. De Sciglio healed in time to participate with his national side Italy in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
How many appearances did De Sciglio make in 2012?
Throughout the season, De Sciglio became a regular in the starting line-up thanks to a series of convincing performances. He made 33 appearances in the 2012–13 season, managing three assists in the process. He played as both a left back and right back, showing competence on either flank.
What side does De Sciglio play?
De Sciglio is primarily a right-sided full-back or wing-back, who can also play comfortably on the left side due to his ability with his left foot as well as his stronger right foot; he has also been deployed as a wide midfielder on occasion, or even as a centre-back, a position which he formerly played in his youth. Former Milan player Alberigo Evani, who coached him during the 2007–08 season, described De Sciglio as "a fast runner, with good technique", and also as "a versatile footballer". Along with fellow Italian fullback Davide Santon, De Sciglio's precocious displays for Milan and the Italian national side led players, managers and pundits to describe him as the heir apparent of Paolo Maldini in 2013; he has also been compared to former Milan right-back Mauro Tassotti, who noted that De Sciglio reminded him of himself due to his athleticism and stamina. His managers have also praised him for his maturity, tenacity and composure, both when attacking or defending. A solid, defensive-minded full-back, he is mainly known for his consistency, decision-making, positioning, and tactical intelligence, as well as his ability to read the game and time his challenges.
Why was De Sciglio sent off?
Despite this, he also received criticism due to a perceived lack of discipline, particularly citing the 3–0 loss to Napoli on 3 May, where De Sciglio conceded a penalty (saved by Diego López) and was sent off in the first minute of the match for a foul in the penalty area.
