Marco Amelia won the World Cup with Italy in 2006 without playing a minute. Called up 80 times in the era of Gianluigi Buffon, he played nine games, scored a header for Livorno in Belgrade, kept goal for AC Milan and Chelsea, and now coaches Hamrun Spartans in Malta. In this episode, he talks about the mother who gave up her job for his dream, Igor Protti, the silence before the final in Berlin, and the day Mourinho called. It is a conversation about patience, resilience, and being happy to be yourself.
Marco Amelia won the World Cup with Italy in 2006 without playing a minute. Called up 80 times in the era of Gianluigi Buffon, he played nine games, scored a header for Livorno in Belgrade, kept goal for AC Milan and Chelsea, and now coaches Hamrun Spartans in Malta. In this episode, he talks about the mother who gave up her job for his dream, Igor Protti, the silence before the final in Berlin, and the day Mourinho called. It is a conversation about patience, resilience, and being happy to be yourself.
Marco Amelia won the World Cup with Italy in 2006 without playing a minute. Called up 80 times in the era of Gianluigi Buffon, he played nine games, scored a header for Livorno in Belgrade, kept goal for AC Milan and Chelsea, and now coaches Hamrun Spartans in Malta. In this episode, he talks about the mother who gave up her job for his dream, Igor Protti, the silence before the final in Berlin, and the day Mourinho called. It is a conversation about patience, resilience, and being happy to be yourself.