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Roberto De Zerbi, the current coach of Olympique de Marseille, will receive a prestigious distinction: honorary citizenship of the city of Foggia, in Italy. This recognition, decided unanimously by the Foggia municipal council, underlines the deep ties that unite De Zerbi to this Puglia city, where he left his mark as a player (2002-2004) and coach (2014-2016). ).
Under the Calcio Foggia 1920 jersey, he scored 18 goals in 60 appearances before laying the foundations of his modern playing philosophy as a coach. Very moved by this honor, De Zerbi said he considers this distinction a defining moment in his career.
A return planned to Foggia for RDZ
In addition to his sporting exploits, Roberto De Zerbi also marked the residents with his human attachment, in particular with a message of support sent last October to the families of young supporters who tragically disappeared. He should go to Foggia in the coming weeks or months to receive this tribute, once freed from his commitments with OM.
This distinction testifies to the importance of human values in the career of this passionate coach, today adored by Marseille supporters.
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