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12 July 1982
Second striker
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70 Kg
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Antonio Cassano, born 12 July 1982, is an Italian professional footballer who plays for Serie A club Internazionale as a striker. Nicknamed Il Gioiello di Bari Vecchia ("the jewel of Old Bari"), he is known for his short temper as much as his ability on the pitch, which led to the coining of the neologism Cassanata by his former coach, Fabio Capello, in November 2002.
General comments
The Italian Bad Boy does not make speak about him only for his football even if he's a very good player, aggressive and decisive when necessary.
Performance
Regularity
Not very regular player who experienced complicated seasons.
Form
Despite his repositioning on the right wing his stats are similar to the previous season.
Offensive skills
Finish
May lack concentration on easy opportunities.
Heading ability
To do
Long range striling
To do
Dribble
Great dribbler who knows how to create holes in the opposing defense.
Call for the ball
To do
Pass
Very good vision of the game, he delivers a lot of assists.
Creativity
He can unlock complicated games with his creativity.
Pace
To do
Defensive skills
Pressing
He almost never presses and his sense of teamwork is not very developed.
Tactics
Tactical thinking
Good tactical sense, he played a lot in Serie A.
Adaptability
Fits all game systems, he played every offensive positions.
Mental
Experience
Good experience, he played for Real in Spain and three Italian teams. In addition, he has an important place in the Italian collective.
Aggressiveness
His aggressiveness is often detrimental to him.
Team play
To do
Influence in the team
Temperamental player whose excesses have often had a negative impact on the collective.
Big games
To do
Risk taking
Always trying to speed up the game and be decisive even in the most difficult situations.
Physical
Speed
To do
Acceleration
To do
Physical impact
He is not very powerful.
Stamina
To do
Fragility
Recently experienced heart problems, which is worrying for a football player.
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