Giuseppe Rossi is an American-born Italian football player who currently plays for Fiorentina. He plays as a deep-lying forward and sometimes as a winger or attacking midfielder. He moved to Fiorentina in January 2013 after 5 years at Villarreal.
Rossi has represented the Italian national team at Under-16, 17, 18, 21 and senior level. He is becoming an ever important player for his teams! Although Giuseppe wasn't at Euro2012 due to a knee injury.
Giuseppe Rossi’s new club, Fiorentina, are on the brink of qualifying for Europe next season after the Florence club beat Siena 1-0 in midweek to maintain fourth position in Serie A.
Although Rossi is yet to play for his new club he is close to returning and, with just two more rounds of league fixtures remaining, his presence could be vital to Fiorentina’s efforts of playing in Europe next season. [read the full story]
New Fiorentina striker, Giuseppe Rossi, is nearing his comeback to full training almost 18 months after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament tear.
Rossi has been sidelined for the best part of two seasons since his injury for Villarreal in October 2011 and his transfer to Florence this winter is earmarked as a new start for the Italian international. [read the full story]
Giuseppe Rossi’s Possible Future if he stayed with Manchester United
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Italian, Giuseppe Rossi, has returned home, after the Villarreal striker agreed to a €10m transfer to Serie A club, Fiorentina, last month.
Rossi signed for the Tuscan club in January, despite having not kicked a ball for over 14 months and is still a long way from recovery. However, with a new move comes new hope and the striker can now put his Spanish nightmare behind him and get back into football. [read the full story]
Strong reports have emerged linking Giuseppe Rossi with a move back home after both Juventus and Fiorentina surfaced as early-January favourites to sign the Italian striker.
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Since his arrival at Villareal Giuseppe Rossi has become a star in the Spanish League and has been constantly been linked with a move away from the club. He hasn’t yet played this year due to injury and if it wasn’t for his stop-start career at Villareal he would have been snapped up by another club by now.
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Giuseppe Rossi’s proposed move to Inter Milan is looking increasingly unlikely after current club Villarreal established a new return date from the sidelines that could be as far away as April 2013.
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Modern-day footballers are much derided for their chasing of money, with many in the game willing to sacrifice team prestige and success if they can better their weekly wage somewhere else.
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Guiseppe Rossi will have all sorts of targets that he wants to achieve when he makes his long-awaited return to action next year, from proving that he is the same player he was before his knee problems, to re-establishing himself in the Italian national side in-time for the 2014 World Cup.
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Despite battling his way back from another serious knee injury, Giuseppe Rossi will still have football’s top clubs battling it out for his signature, when he returns to fitness.
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