16 Facts About Junior Tallo

Junior Tallo started his Italian career at Veneto-based club Chievo, where he played for the reserves in the Primavera from January 2010 to January 2011.

On 13 January 2011, Junior Tallo was exchanged with Jakub Vojtus of Inter.

Junior Tallo did not make any appearances during the playoffs.

Junior Tallo scored 18 goals in 16 league appearances for the club's reserves in the group stage of the Primavera League to finish as the team's top-scorer, one goal behind Group C topscorer Gonzalo Barreto of Lazio.

Across the 3 Primavera league groups Junior Tallo ranked as joint fifth along with Mauro Bollino from the same group.

Junior Tallo was awarded number 26 shirt for Roma's first-team in March 2012.

Junior Tallo made his first team debut on 25 April 2012 against Fiorentina as a substitute for defender Gabriel Heinze.

In September 2017, free agent Junior Tallo joined Primeira Liga side Vitoria de Guimaraes on a three-year contract.

Vitoria then again started a disciplinary process being applied to Junior Tallo for staying away from training, while the player flew back to his home country, Ivory Coast, and stayed there.

Later Junior Tallo wrote on social medias that he had terminated the contract because the club owed him money and that the club had behaved unprofessionally.

In mid-2020, Junior Tallo was signed by Nemzeti Bajnoksag I club Ujpest FC.

On 13 January 2022, Junior Tallo was loaned out to Turkish TFF First League club Samsunspor for the rest of the season.

On March 15,2024, Junior Tallo signed with Dubocica to play in the Serbian First League.

Junior Tallo played for the Ivory Coast in the qualification for 2011 U20 African Cup of Nations against Tanzania.

Junior Tallo was part of the Ivory Coast squad that won the competition, appearing in four matches as a substitute.

Junior Tallo entered the final match with a few seconds left in the second half of extra time to be one of the five first penalty takers, but missed his chance from the spot kick.