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About Gianluca Vialli
Italian football player and manager
Gianluca Vialli was an Italian footballer and manager, best known as a striker. Born in 1964, he began his club career with his hometown side Cremonese in 1980. His form there earned him a move to Sampdoria in 1984, where he became a prolific scorer and helped the club to major honours. With Sampdoria, he scored 85 league goals and won three Italian cups, Serie A, and the European Cup Winners Cup.
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