Michele Andreolo

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Italian footballer (1912-1981)

FootballersLived 1912 to 1981 · aged 68

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Miguel Ángel Andreolo Frodella, known as Michele Andreolo, was a Uruguayan Italian footballer who played as a midfielder. He was born in Dolores, Uruguay but his family was from Valle dell'Angelo in the province of Salerno. He was a member of the Italy team that won the 1938 FIFA World Cup.

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Teams 10

Forlì F.C.1949-1950

Catania FC1948-1949

SSC Napoli1945-1948

SS Lazio1944-1944

SS Lazio1943-1944

Italy men's national association football team1936-1942

Bologna F.C. 19091935-1943

Uruguay men's national football team1935-1935

Uruguay men's national football team1934-1935

Club Nacional de Football1932-1935

Career record

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1948-194980

1945-19489311

1944-1944141

1943-1944141

1936-1942261

1935-194316524

1934-193550

1932-1935350

Connected to Michele 6

Massimo BoniniAlso played for Forlì F.C.Alex CalderoniAlso played for Forlì F.C.

Sebastiano RossiAlso played for Forlì F.C.Moreno ManniniAlso played for Forlì F.C.

Emanuele GiaccheriniAlso played for Forlì F.C.

Edmondo FabbriAlso played for Forlì F.C.