Fabian Valtolina

Fabian Natale Valtolina (born 10 June 1971), is an Italian former professional footballer who played as a midfielder.

Career

Valtolina played in AC Milan youth sectors until 1991, when he moved to Pro Sesto where he became a professional. After standing out playing in the Serie C1, he was hired by AC Monza. He later played for Bologna and Chievo in the lower divisions, until playing his first Serie A season with Piacenza in 1996–97. Valtolina also scored an important goal against AS Roma on 10 May 1998, essential for the club's stay in the top tier for the next season.

For the 1998–99 season, he was hired by Venezia, the team he played most during his career with 112 appearances in total, being promoted in 2000–01 Serie B, a feat he had already achieved with Bologna as a substitute and would later achieve for the third time. time with UC Sampdoria. Vatolina later played for Pro Patria and Legnano, in addition to Arona and Pietrasanta in Eccellenza.

Managerial career

In February 2009 Valtolina had his first experience as a coach, in the youth sectors of AC Legnano. He later coached Castiglione-Valfino in Promozione and Ardor Lazzate in Eccellenza.

On 16 May 2014 he was announced by Padania as coach for the CONIFA World Cup. His last job as manager was at Gerenzanese in the Seconda Categoria.

Personal life

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Valtolina started working as a property guard.

Honours

Bologna Serie B: 1995–96

Legnano Serie C2: 2006–07 (group A)