23 Facts About Davide Moscardelli

Davide Moscardelli is famous for his acrobatic goals, as well as his iconic beard.

Davide Moscardelli played over 700 games in all competitions, scoring over 200 goals.

Davide Moscardelli was born in Mons, Belgium, on 3 February 1980, as his father, along with his family, was working in Belgium for the Italian Air Force.

Davide Moscardelli then moved to Rome, Italy, his parents' city of origin, where he took his first steps as a footballer.

Davide Moscardelli started his career with an Italian amateur club from Maccarese, Fiumicino, Lazio, which played in Promozione Lazio and Eccellenza Lazio.

Davide Moscardelli's efficiency attracted the interest of Serie A side Chievo who offered him a professional contract, but farmed him to Serie C2 side Sangiovannese in a co-ownership deal.

Davide Moscardelli himself netted 16 times in 42 Serie B games.

Davide Moscardelli substituted Tulli in the second half of the first leg of the play-off and he did not play the second leg.

Davide Moscardelli was sold near the start of Serie B first round, co-currently the team signed Isah Eliakwu from Inter Milan.

Davide Moscardelli joined Serie B newcomer Rimini on 27 August 2005.

At Cesena, Davide Moscardelli played 40 Serie B matches as starter.

Davide Moscardelli signed a 3-year contract and to replace the void of Daniele Cacia.

Piacenza re-signed Daniele Cacia, made Davide Moscardelli's starting place became uncertain.

Davide Moscardelli made a good start in his second spells with the Veneto side.

On 30 January 2013, Davide Moscardelli signed for Bologna FC 1909.

Davide Moscardelli spent two seasons at the club and was mainly used as a substitute managing only to score 2 goals.

On 11 July 2016, Davide Moscardelli signed for Arezzo on a free transfer.

Davide Moscardelli scored an important goal in the home fixture against Carrarese that would see them through to the next round of the competition.

Davide Moscardelli announced his retirement on 29 August 2020, and subsequently joined the staff at Pisa.

Also capable of playing as a central striker, Davide Moscardelli is mainly a second striker, who is able to play in all of the attacking area starting from the distance.

Davide Moscardelli was nicknamed Battigol as he was compared with Gabriel Batistuta during his stay with Serie B teams.

Davide Moscardelli has an older brother, who has played football as a forward at amateur level.

Davide Moscardelli is married to Guendalina, with whom he has two children.