Filippo Antonelli
Italian footballer
Filippo Antonelli Agomeri (born 13 July 1978) is an Italian former footballer who played as a midfielder. He currently works as a sporting director for Serie A club Venezia.
Football career
Agomeri Antonelli started his career at Monza, at that time Serie C1, after played one Serie B game for the club, he transferred to L'Aquila of Serie C2 Group C. He then moved to Pro Patria, in Serie C2 Group A.
He was signed by Cosenza in summer 2001, started his full Serie B season.
He was signed by Ascoli of Serie B in summer 2003. He won the Serie A promotion in summer 2005.
Chievo
Due to good performance in Ascoli, Chievo signed him in summer 2005, his first Serie A club. After made only one appearance, he was loaned to Messina in winter break, to help the club avoid relegation.
In summer 2006, he was loaned to Pescara Calcio. Team-mate Stefano Olivieri also joined the club in co-ownership deal.
Triestina
In July 2007, half of the registration rights was sold to Triestina for €110,000 in 2-year contract.
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