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2010 in Italy
Explore 9 historical events and records for Italy in 2010.
Historical records for Italy in 2010
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De Rossi Supports Roma Title Pursuit
De Rossi supplies midfield intensity and defensive discipline as Roma finish Serie A runners-up under Ranieri.
First Juventus Season
Arrives from Bari and starts a long spell as a ball-playing central defender whose distribution later becomes a defining part of Juventus's tactical approach.
Maggio Supplies Width from Wing-Back
Christian Maggio combined overlapping runs with defensive work as Napoli's wing-back system gained momentum under Walter Mazzarri.
Mazzarri Builds Champions League Challengers
Walter Mazzarri developed Napoli into a side capable of challenging leading Serie A clubs and qualifying for the Champions League.
Prague Cemetery
Eco published The Prague Cemetery, examining forged documents and antisemitic conspiracy narratives.
Premier League Championship
Carlo Ancelotti wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and guides Chelsea to the Premier League championship in a season when the club scores 103 league goals.
Totti Leads Roma Title Challenge
Totti supplies goals and leadership as Ranieri's Roma challenge Inter for the Serie A championship before finishing second.
Transfer to Manchester City
Manchester City completes the signing of Mario Balotelli from Inter Milan. The teenage Italy striker reunited with Roberto Mancini and brought considerable potential and notoriety.
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