Overview
- He began photographing Juventus as the club’s official photographer in 1976 and continued in that role through the early 2000s before freelancing with the team.
- In 1998 he set a club record by shooting 1,000 consecutive Juventus matches without interruption.
- His most iconic image captures Michel Platini lying on the Tokyo pitch in protest during the 1985 Intercontinental Cup final.
- UEFA honored him in 2009 as the sole Italian named among the world’s top 14 football photographers.
- His archives hold over two million photographs spanning every Juventus player from the club’s inception in 1897 to the present day.