Por que Ravanelli é chamado de Penna Bianca?

O apelido, que significa pena branca, vem dos cabelos grisalhos que ele tinha desde jovem.

Qual foi o papel de Ravanelli na final da Liga dos Campeões de 1996?

Ravanelli marcou o primeiro gol da Juventus na final contra o Ajax, decidida nos pênaltis, que deu o título europeu ao time italiano.

Quais títulos Ravanelli conquistou na Lazio?

Na Lazio, foi campeão italiano e da Copa da Itália na temporada 1999–00.

Resposta rápida

Fabrizio Ravanelli é um ex-atacante italiano, apelidado de Penna Bianca, campeão da Liga dos Campeões 1995–96 pela Juventus, com passagens por Middlesbrough, Marseille e Lazio e 8 gols em 22 jogos pela Itália.

Fabrizio Ravanelli

Fabrizio Ravanelli was born in Perugia on December 11, 1968, and became known for his premature gray hair, which earned him the nickname "Penna Bianca" (White Feather). An intense striker with great goal-scoring instinct, he was an important player for Juventus, the European champions of the 1990s. At Juventus, between 1992 and 1996, he won the UEFA Cup 1992–93, the Italian Championship and the Coppa Italia 1994–95, and the Champions League 1995–96, scoring the opening goal in the final against Ajax, which was decided on penalties. In 1996 he transferred to Middlesbrough in England, where he scored three goals on his debut against Liverpool. He later played for Olympique de Marseille and in 1998 joined Lazio, with which he won the Italian Championship and the Coppa Italia in 1999–00. For the Italian national team, he played 22 times and scored 8 goals.