{"id":264237,"first_name":"Federico","last_name":"Chiesa","short_name":"F. Chiesa","common_name":"Federico Chiesa","place_of_birth":"Genova","gender":"male","height":175,"weight":70,"status":"active","createdAt":"2024-11-07T07:28:12.068Z","updatedAt":"2025-06-10T14:25:04.037Z","locale":"en","age":27,"stb_id":"federico-chiesa","description":null,"tier":null,"common_name_en":"Federico Chiesa","top_position":null,"introduction":"Federico Chiesa, an Italian professional footballer known for his versatility as a left winger or forward, has established himself as a significant figure in international football. 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Federico Chiesa, an Italian professional footballer known for his versatility as a left winger or forward, has established himself as a significant figure in international football. Currently playing for Premier League club Liverpool and representing Italy's national team, Chiesa's career reflects his ascent through renowned clubs and his contributions to Italy's victory in UEFA Euro 2020, earning a spot in the Team of the Tournament.

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Early Years

Federico Chiesa was born on 25 October 1997 in Genoa, Italy, into a family deeply rooted in football. His father, Enrico Chiesa, was a celebrated professional player notable for his tenure with clubs like Parma, Fiorentina, and Siena, as well as representing the Italy national team. Federico's upbringing was naturally influenced by his father's career, providing a nurturing environment for him to develop a keen interest in football from an early age. He attended the International School of Florence, where he expanded his linguistic skills by frequently taking English lessons.

Youth Career

Chiesa's football journey began with the amateur club Settignanese, located in Settignano near Florence. This period shaped the foundation of his skills under the guidance of Fiorentina legend Kurt Hamrin. In 2007, he joined Fiorentina's youth academy, eventually moving up to their under-19 squad during the 2014–15 season. Demonstrating his potential early on, Chiesa scored seven goals in the following season's Primavera competitions, which led to signing his first professional contract with Fiorentina in February 2016.

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Club Career

Fiorentina

Federico Chiesa made his Serie A debut for Fiorentina on 20 August 2016, against Juventus, marking the start of his professional career. He rapidly progressed, making notable appearances in domestic and international tournaments, including the UEFA Europa League, where he scored his first senior goal against Qarabağ on 8 December 2016. Over his four-year spell at Fiorentina, Chiesa became a key player, delivering critical performances, such as his hat-trick against Roma in the quarter-final of the Coppa Italia on 30 January 2019. Accumulating 34 goals in 153 appearances, he established himself as one of Italy's promising talents.

Juventus

Chiesa joined Juventus on a two-year loan on 5 October 2020, which included a purchase obligation. He quickly adapted to his new club, making an immediate impact in both Serie A and the UEFA Champions League. During the 2020-21 season, he scored significant goals against Porto in the Champions League and delivered decisive performances which contributed to Juventus clinching the Coppa Italia. An anterior cruciate ligament injury sidelined him for several months during the 2021-22 season, yet he successfully returned, setting a personal record with nine goals in the 2023-24 Serie A season.

Liverpool

Chiesa transferred to Liverpool on 29 August 2024, marking his debut in the Premier League with an appearance against AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League. His first assist for Liverpool came shortly after, setting up a goal for Diogo Jota in an EFL Cup match, and he scored his first goal for the club in the FA Cup against Accrington Stanley on 11 January 2025.

National Team Career

Youth National Teams

Federico's international journey began with the Italy U19 team in 2015, advancing through the national ranks with performances in the U20 and U21 squads. His display at the 2016 UEFA European Under-19 Championship and the 2017 UEFA European Under-21 Championship established his reputation, notably contributing assists and goals during these tournaments.

Senior National Team

Chiesa's senior debut for Italy came in March 2018 under interim manager Luigi Di Biagio. He played a pivotal role in Italy's UEFA Euro 2020 campaign, where he scored crucial goals against Austria and Spain, contributing significantly to Italy's triumph in the tournament. His performances earned him a place in the Team of the Tournament and solidified his status as a key player in Italy's national setup.

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Player Characteristics

Chiesa is known for his speed, skill, and tactical flexibility, usually operating as a left winger but capable of playing in multiple attacking roles due to his adeptness with both feet. His technical skills, combined with remarkable dribbling and acceleration, allow him to exploit spaces effectively and score decisive goals. His contributions in both offensive and defensive phases, aided by his stamina and work-rate, make him a formidable opponent on the pitch.

Performance Statistics

Throughout his career, Chiesa has consistently demonstrated his scoring ability, with notable seasons including his 2023-24 peak of nine goals in Serie A for Juventus. His national team record further highlights his offensive contributions, illustrated by a decisive goal tally during UEFA competitions.

Records

Chiesa holds the distinction of being part of the first father-son duo to score in the European Championships, following in the footsteps of his father Enrico Chiesa.

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Achievements

Team Achievements

Juventus
- Coppa Italia: 2020–21, 2023–24
- Supercoppa Italiana: 2020
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Italy
- UEFA European Championship: 2020
- UEFA Nations League third place: 2020–21, 2022–23
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Individual Achievements

UEFA European Championship Team of the Tournament: 2020
Pallone Azzurro: 2021

Awards and Recognition

Federico Chiesa's prowess on the football pitch has earned him several accolades, including being named in the Serie A Team of the Year for the 2020–21 season and receiving the honor of Knight of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic in 2021 for his contributions to Italian football.

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Career Overview

Federico Chiesa's ascent in the football world illustrates his impact both on club and international levels. His consistent performances and ability to rise to crucial occasions have underscored his importance to his teams, making him one of the noteworthy talents in contemporary football.

Off the Field

Beyond his sporting endeavors, Chiesa maintains a strong public image, benefitted by his family background and education. Although specific commercial activities or charitable efforts were not detailed, his presence off the field is characterized by his professional demeanor and personal achievements.

Personal Life

In 2024, Chiesa married his long-term partner Lucia Bramani, marking a significant personal milestone. Balancing his personal and professional life, he continues to maintain connections to his family roots and interests cultivated during his early years.

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History

Liverpool FC was founded in 1892 following a significant dispute between the Everton committee and John Houlding, then president of Everton and owner of Anfield. This disagreement prompted Houlding to establish a new club that would play at the now-vacant stadium. Since joining the Football League in 1893, Liverpool FC has continually developed, experiencing periods of great success and enduring significant hardships while maintaining its stature as an iconic football club.

Foundation

The club officially began its journey in 1892, formed by John Houlding after Everton FC vacated Anfield amid a rent disagreement. Within its first year, Liverpool adopted its iconic red color, starting as \"Everton F.C. and Athletic Grounds Ltd\" before the name was changed to Liverpool FC in 1892. The club's early aim was to represent the city and win prestigious football titles.

Early Years

Liverpool played its first match on 1 September 1892, winning 7-1 against Rotherham Town. The initial team, dubbed 'the team of Macs,' consisted primarily of Scottish players. The club immediately made a strong impact by winning the Lancashire League in their debut season. It joined the Second Division of the Football League in 1893 and quickly ascended to First Division status by 1896, winning their first league title in 1901 under Tom Watson.

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Competition History

Liverpool's competitive journey began with domestic leagues and quickly evolved to include international accolades. Under icons like Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, and Kenny Dalglish, the club experienced its golden periods during the 1970s and 1980s, dominating both local and European football scenes.

Key Seasons

A standout season was the 2019-20 campaign, in which Liverpool clinched their 19th league title, ending a 30-year wait for a Premier League era title. During this season, they secured the championship with a record seven games to spare.

Statistics

League Performance

Over the years, Liverpool has achieved an impressive number of wins and points, holding the record for the most top-flight victories in English football history. The club's finest performances include its 1983-84 season treble-winning success and its 2019-20 league title win accumulating a record 99 points.

International Competitions

Liverpool is the most successful British team in international football, boasting six European Cup victories, four UEFA Super Cups, and three UEFA Cups—a testament to their prowess on the European stage.

Records

Team Records

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Player Records

Appearances

Liverpool's rich history is full of players achieving high appearance marks, contributing significantly to the club's success.

Goals

The club has been home to numerous legendary scorers, with an illustrious list of top contributors who have helped secure Liverpool's place in football history.

Achievements

Liverpool boasts a remarkable collection of trophies, including 19 league titles, eight FA Cups, and 10 League Cups. Their international honors include six European Cups and a FIFA Club World Cup in 2019.

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Club Symbols

The identity of Liverpool FC is closely tied to its symbol, the liver bird, which was adopted as the club badge and first appeared in 1901. The bird symbolizes the city of Liverpool and has been a persistent element of the club's identity.

Logos

Over the years, Liverpool's logo has evolved, initially featuring a simple liver bird. In 1992, the club introduced a badge design featuring the Shankly Gates to celebrate its centenary year. In 2012, the club reverted to simpler badge elements akin to those in the 1970s, but the motif still included tribute to the Hillsborough disaster with flames placed around the number 96.

Brands and Sponsorship

In its early years, Liverpool's kit featured blue and white quartered shirts, which changed to the renowned all-red kit in 1964 under Bill Shankly for its impressive psychological impact. The club was a pioneer in shirt sponsorship starting in 1979 with Hitachi. Over the years, its kit sponsorship has switched from manufacturers like Umbro to the current supplier, Nike, from 2020. Major sponsors have included Crown Paints, Carlsberg, and currently Standard Chartered Bank.

Stadium

Anfield has been Liverpool's home since its inception. Initially used by Everton, the stadium became available to Liverpool FC after Everton moved to Goodison Park. Anfield is famous for its vibrant atmosphere, particularly in the section called The Kop. Historically a terraced stand, The Kop is known for its loyal fan base and vocal support, assumed to be the heart of Anfield. The stadium has continuously evolved to meet modern standards, undergoing significant redevelopment. The most recent upgrade in 2021 increased Anfield's capacity to 61,000 and involved the Anfield Road stand's expansion.

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Current Squad

As of 30 August 2024, Liverpool's first team boasts a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talents, continually competing at the highest levels in domestic and international competitions.

Personnel

Coaching Staff

With a history of influential tacticians, the current coaching team continues to pursue excellence both on and off the pitch.

Managers History

Liverpool's managerial history includes legends like Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, and Jurgen Klopp, each leaving an indelible mark of success and ethos upon the club.

Club Presidents

The club's leadership has evolved over the years, initially under John Houlding and later transitioning through various strategic chairmen key to Liverpool's growth.

Club Captains

Over time, Liverpool has been led by numerous inspirational captains, including iconic figures like Steven Gerrard and the present captain, Virgil van Dijk.

Club Legends

The rich tapestry of Liverpool's heritage is woven with legends who have made over 100 appearances, their contributions proving vital to the club's achievements.

Finances and Ownership

Liverpool FC is owned by Fenway Sports Group, with its financial strategies rooted in expansive global brand equity, strong revenue streams from broadcasting, sponsorships, and match day earnings. As of 2023, the club remains one of the most valuable teams globally, reflecting their continued on-field and off-field success.

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Federico Chiesa: Profile