Leandro Rinaudo

Leandro Rinaudo in July 2009

Leandro Rinaudo ( born May 9, 1983 in Palermo) is an Italian football player.

Career

Leandro Rinaudo learned to play football in the youth of Palermo as defensive players. In the season 2002/ 03 he was awarded for AS Varese 1910 in the C series. Rinaudo graduated from seven games in the championship. In the following season the U.S. Palermo borrowed from him again. This time to Salernitana Calcio in the Serie B. He completed 23 games and managed with the team in the league. Also in the 2004/05 season Rinaudo was awarded again. He ran in 36 appearances for AC Cesena and scored his first goal as a professional. Then the defender returned to Palermo, where he first came in the 2005 /06 Serie A for use. He graduated ten appearances for the Sicilians and finished with the club to fifth place in the championship. In the following season Leandro Rinaudo was again awarded. When AC Siena he played 27 games and scored one goal. He then returned back yet one last time to Palermo. Until he transferred in the summer of 2008 for SSC Napoli, in Palermo, he was still 21 missions in which he scored two goals. In June 2008, Rinaudo finally signed a five-year contract in Napoli.

For the season 2010/11 Leandro Rinaudo was awarded for a fee of 600,000 euros to Juventus. The giants had end of the season the right to commit the defender permanently for five million euros. However Rinaudo could not prevail in Turin and returned to only one Series A use for Juve for SSC Napoli.

Achievements

• Italian Cup Winners: 2011/12