Antonio Di Salvo
Antonio Di Salvo in Training 2007
Antonio Di Salvo ( born June 5, 1979 in Paderborn ) is a retired Italian footballer.
Career
Di Salvo began at BV Bad Lippspringe playing football and joined as a 12 year old to TuS Paderborn -Neuhaus. In 1996, he played for the club in 1997 in SC Paderborn renamed to 07, in the regional as a striker. By December 1999, he graduated from 53 league games and scored 16 goals.
Aged 20, he moved in January 2000 to FC Bayern Munich. First used in the second team in the Regionalliga Süd, he made his debut on 19 August 2000 ( 2nd Round ) in the 3-0 win in the away game against VfL Bochum in the Bundesliga when he substitute for Carsten Jancker in 71 minutes been. It was followed by five more - influenced by late substitutions - Inserts in the Bundesliga and an insert in the Champions League. Even though he was hardly involved in the title of Bavaria, he has as a team member role in their success.
End of July 2001, he played one more game in the League Cup for Bayern Munich and the first season playing for FC Bayern Munich II, before he moved to Bundesliga side Hansa Rostock on August 1. For he denied until relegation in 2005 94 league games and scored 17 goals. In the following season - Di Salvo remaining in Rostock - scored three goals in 18 second-division games. Furthermore, he came to eight games for the club trophy (5 goals) and one game in the League Cup Competition. During his time in Rostock he was battling with injuries, often he could therefore be used only for a short time.
2006/ 07 - obligation free transfer in the summer of 2006 - he belonged to the squad of the second division club TSV 1860 Munich, whose key players (25 games, 3 goals ) he was in the first round. In the second half, however, he threw back a thigh muscle injury, which Di Salvo lost his place. The 2007/08 season was the most successful since Di Salvo sporting his signature at TSV 1860 München. In the first round he had already shot seven goals in eight games and also hit the DFB Cup four times, which he was at the head of internal association scorers list. In the second half a Syndesmosebandriss threw him back. Since then, could not build on his top form from the first half of the season 2007/ 08. In the first half of the season 2008/ 09 he came 12 times to use, but he played but only once for 90 minutes and he could not score. In the second round he was repeatedly thrown back from minor injuries, so he did not play.
The summer 2009 close down by the club page change to another club could not be realized at the end of the transfer window. Di Salvo continue counting the squad of Sechzger, was subsequently excluded from coach Ewald Lienen from team training. After long along with Marvin Pourie, who had also fallen out of favor at the TSV 1860 Munich, was trained separately from assistant coach Bernhard Winkler few weeks, he took from October in the training of the second team of Sechzger.
In the following winter break Di Salvo joined the Austrian first division club SV Kapfenberg. In the Upper Styrian he signed a performance-oriented, 2010gültigen until summer contract, which was not renewed. On 20 February 2010 ( 21 Matchday) he made his debut in a 1-1 draw at home against SV Ried, when he came on in the 60th minute for Deni Alar.
Di Salvo ended soon after his career and earned the B coaching license, after which he returned to his former club Bayern Munich in the summer of 2011, and by 2013 was active as an assistant coach of the U-17 team. Since July 1, 2013 he is in charge in this function under coach Marcus Sorg, the U-19 national team.
Others
Di Salvo parents came from Sicily in 1970 towards Bad Lipp. Di Salvo is married and has one daughter. His father is Gunther Rybarczyk, former football player and athletic director of the SC Paderborn 07