Paolo Orlandoni follows Claudio Ranieri's call

Paolo Orlandoni is becoming more and more of a football globetrotter. As an active player, the now 44-year-old has the housing of twelve different Italian professional clubs guarded, now follows his third position as goalkeeper coach. After his last year Commitment to the traditional Turkish club Fenerbahce Istanbul He is now moving to FC Nantes in the west of France. The native of Bolzano was awarded a contract with the eight-time French champions last week.

The move was initiated by Claudio Ranieri, who sensationally led Leicester City to the Premier League title in 2016 and has been coaching in Nantes for a few weeks. Ranieri knows him Champions League winner from 2010 from his time at Inter Milan.

Orlandoni confirmed the move on Monday via Instagram. “A new adventure...Forza Nantes and forza Inter forever,” was his brief statement online.

Paolo Orlandoni – numbers, data and facts Born on August 12, 1972 in Bolzano

Career as a player (goalkeeper):

Stations 1991-1992 Mantova 1992-1993 Leffe 1993-1994 Casarano 1994-1995 Pro Sesto 1995-1996 Ancona 1996-1997 Foggia 1997-1998 Acireale 1998-2000 Reggina 2000 Bologna 2000-2001 Lazio 2001-2005 Piacenza 2005-2012 Inter

Appearances 46 games in Serie A 1 games in the Champions League 16 games in the Italian Cup 88 games in Serie B 84 games in Serie C1 8 games in Serie C2

Title 5 Serie A championship titles (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 all with Inter) 1 Champions League title (2010 with Inter) 1 World Cup win (2010 with Inter) 5 Supercups (2000 with Lazio, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 with Inter) 5 Italian Cup wins (2006, 2010, 2011 with Inter)

Career as a coach (goalie coach):

2012-2015 Primavera Inter 2015-2016 Fenerbahce Istanbul Since 2017 Nantes

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Paolo Orlandoni follows Claudio Ranieri's call

The long-time Inter goalie from Bolzano has found a new challenge: He follows coaching legend Claudio Ranieri to France and becomes his assistant at FC Nantes.

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