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Parma Appoint Alberto Gilardino as New Head Coach After Carlos Cuesta Exit

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Parma have reached an agreement with Alberto Gilardino to become their new head coach, with the former Italy international set to replace Carlos Cuesta at the Serie A club.

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Returning as a coach in a square that has seen you player (and what player) is never easy. But it is very stimulating. Alberto Gilardino tries again: after having done it with Genoa, goes to Parma. Only that Parma, for Gilardino, represented as player definitely something more. He was younger, first of all, and [...] The article Parma, Gilardino convinced Krause in a few hours: the demands of the company for the after-Cuesta comes from Il Fatto …

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With a goal he saved Parma in the historic match against Bologna in June 2005, Alberto Gilardino is ready to return to his gialloblu dress, 21 years later, as a coach. (ANSA)

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The club has chosen the technician, who knows the Emilian environment well: now the resolution with the Pisa and then the final agreement

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Parma's former striker Alberto Gilardino will be the club's new coach, Italian news agency ANSA reported. The 2006 World Cup winner will replace Spanish coach Carlos Cuesta, whose contract was terminated by the club on Sunday. Parma are 15th in the Italian league table with four points from five games.

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Rome, September 28 (askanews) - After the consensual separation with Carlos Cuesta, Parma chose Alberto Gilardino for the bench. The contacts of the last few hours have led to an agreement and the agreement should be made official shortly. The former Genoa and Pisa coach will first have to terminate the contract that still links him to the Tuscan club: [...]

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With a goal he saved Parma in the historic match against Bologna in June 2005, Alberto Gilardino is ready to return to dress in gialloblu, 21 years later, since...

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