Alessio Scarpi
Italian footballer
Alessio Scarpi (born 19 April 1973, in Jesolo) is an Italian Football coach and former football goalkeeper, He is currently the goalkeeper coach of Serie A club Genoa.
Football career
Reggina & Cagliari
Although born in Veneto, Scarpi started his career at Cagliari. He played for Reggina in two Serie B seasons before returning to Cagliari in the summer of 1997; during the 1997–98 season, he helped Cagliari obtain promotion to Serie A with a third-place finish in Serie B. He made his Serie A debut with Cagliari on 13 September 1998, in a 2–2 home draw with Internazionale.
He helped the team avoid relegation until the summer of 2000, as his side finished in second-last place in the league. Cagliari failed to obtain promotion back to Serie A in 2000–01 season, as they only managed a mid-table finish.
Scarpi lost his regular place in the starting line-up during the 2001–02 season, to new signing Armando Pantanelli.
Ancona
Scarpi joined Ancona of Serie B in February 2002.
He was signed by Serie A side Inter on 8 May 2002, but was loaned back to Ancona on 11 July 2002, where he won promotion from Serie B to Serie A once again.
Due to his successful season with the club, his loan was extended on 15 July 2003. Although his second Serie A season was less successful, as he conceded 25 goals in 13 games and failed to prevent the club's relegation, he was signed by Genoa of Serie B on 8 January 2004.
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