13 Facts About Arturo Lupoli

Arturo Lupoli was born on 24 June 1987 and is a former Italian footballer who last played as a forward for Borgo San Donnino.

Originally from Frattamaggiore, Lupoli began his footballing career with Italian side Parma.

Arturo Lupoli played in the match against Manchester United which saw Arsenal's exit from the competition.

Arsenal went on to win the cup that year but Arturo Lupoli was left out of their final squad.

Arturo Lupoli stressed that he would do his absolute best for Derby for the remainder of the season, and in his first match for Derby after confirming the Fiorentina move, scored a goal and provided an assist.

Arturo Lupoli finally completed his move to ACF Fiorentina on 1 July 2007, signing a five-year deal with the Viola in a free transfer.

However, after getting frustrated at a lack of first team football Arturo Lupoli's loan was terminated on 2 February 2009.

Arturo Lupoli made his debut for The Blades a few days later when he was given a starting role in the Steel City Derby against local rivals Sheffield Wednesday.

Arturo Lupoli needed only five minutes on the pitch to find the net but despite scoring on his debut he was unable to prevent United's loss to their bitter rivals.

On 25 June 2009, Arturo Lupoli transferred to Ascoli in a co-ownership deal.

In July 2013, after two years at Grosseto, Arturo Lupoli moved to another team of the same league on a free transfer, this time Varese.

On 21 February 2014, Arturo Lupoli joined Budapest Honved, and on 2 February the following year he was signed by Frosinone.

Arturo Lupoli returned to Pisa at the end of season, and on 27 January 2017, Lupoli signed a one-and-a-year contract with Lega Pro club Sudtirol after being released by Pisa.