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Sebastien De Maio

Centre-back, born 1987, 11 clubs, 4 loans, 2010s era

Sebastien De Maio played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Brescia in 2006. His longest spell was at Genoa: 3 seasons, 2013–2016. He went out on loan 4 times, to Celano, Frosinone, Fiorentina and others. He returned to Brescia and Vicenza after time away. His last club was Mantova, where he played until 2025.

  1. Brescia2006–07Brescia, 2006–07
    Celano2007–09loan from BRECelano, 2007–09, on loan from Brescia
    Frosinone2010–11loan from BREFrosinone, 2010–11, on loan from Brescia
    Brescia2011–13backBrescia, 2011–13, back after loan
  2. Genoa2013–16Genoa, 2013–16
    Anderlecht2016Anderlecht, 2016
    Fiorentina2016–17loan from RSCAFiorentina, 2016–17, on loan from Anderlecht
    Bologna2017–19Bologna, 2017–19
  3. Udinese2019–22Udinese, 2019–22
    Vicenza2022Vicenza, 2022
    Modena2022–23loan from VICModena, 2022–23, on loan from Vicenza
    Vicenza2023–24backVicenza, 2023–24, back after loan
  4. Mantova2024–25Mantova, 2024–25

Sebastien De Maio’s clubs

YearsClub
2006–2007Brescia
2007–2009CelanoLoan from Brescia
2010–2011FrosinoneLoan from Brescia
2011–2013BresciaReturned
2013–2016Genoa
2016Anderlecht
2016–2017FiorentinaLoan from Anderlecht
2017–2019Bologna
2019–2022Udinese
2022Vicenza
2022–2023ModenaLoan from Vicenza
2023–2024VicenzaReturned
2024–2025Mantova

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What clubs did Sebastien De Maio play for?
Sebastien De Maio played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Brescia, Celano, Frosinone, Genoa, Anderlecht, Fiorentina, Bologna, Udinese, Vicenza, Modena and Mantova.
What was Sebastien De Maio's last club?
Sebastien De Maio's last club was Mantova (2024–2025).
What was Sebastien De Maio's first club?
Sebastien De Maio started his senior career at Brescia in 2006.

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