The official website for European football

Salvatore Sirigu

Published: Thursday 2 February 2012, 15.34CET
Paris Saint-Germain FC
Published: Thursday 2 February 2012, 15.34CET

Salvatore Sirigu

Paris Saint-Germain FC

UEFA honours
UEFA European Championship: runner-up 2012

• A native of Sardinia, he launched his career in Venice before moving to Sicily and joining US Città di Palermo.

• Before representing Palermo in Serie A he was sent out on loan, making 22 Serie C1 appearances for US Cremonese in 2007/08 and 15 in Serie B for AC Ancona the following season.

• Returned to Palermo for the 2009/10 campaign and, with ex-Italy keeper Walter Zenga as coach, established himself as the team's first choice between the posts as the Rosanero − later led by Delio Rossi − finished fifth in Serie A.

• Played in the UEFA Europa League in 2010/11 and ended the campaign with 37 Serie A appearances and a runners-up medal in the Coppa Italia.

• Left Palermo for Paris Saint-Germain FC as an Italian international, having made his debut against Ivory Coast in August 2010 and started the UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying win in Estonia.

• An impressive debut season in France, helping PSG to second in Ligue 1, led to a UEFA EURO 2012 call-up; was an unused sub as Italy reached the final in Poland and Ukraine.

Last updated: 12/07/12 23.15CET

Related information

Player profiles

http://www.uefa.com/news/newsid=1762202.html#salvatore+sirigu

UEFA.com features

Ribéry ready to end Bayern's waiting game
  • Ribéry ready to end Bayern's waiting game
  • Classics: Madrid and Valencia take rivalry to another level
  • Pohlers profiles Wolfsburg squad
  • Hamm on Wolfsburg-Lyon final, Rapinoe
  • Tough group stage gave Dortmund confidence
  • Kessler's Wolfsburg aim to parry Lyon punch
  • Personal glory second for Lyon midfielder Abily
  • UEFA presents maxi-pitch in Pimlico
  • Champions League final week kicks off in style
  • Gündoğan determined not to let standards drop
1 of 10
  • © 1998-2013 UEFA. All rights reserved.
  • The UEFA word, the UEFA logo and all marks related to UEFA competitions, are protected by trade marks and/or copyright of UEFA. No use for commercial purposes may be made of such trade marks. Use of UEFA.com signifies your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.