Tommaso Berni

Tommaso Berni ( born March 6, 1983 in Florence) is an Italian football goalkeeper.

Playing career

Born in Florence Tommaso Berni comes from the youth of the Italian top clubs Inter Milan. However, his first professional station was the English club Wimbledon FC, ​​which he in 2003 after two years but left again after the turmoil around its renamed Milton Keynes Dons and the associated demotion.

The talented goalkeeper Berni returned to his native Italy and signed a contract with Ternana Calcio in Serie B, where he was a regular player the following year. After the descent of his team in the C 2005/ 06 series he remained for half a year before he was loaned to the first division club Lazio. For the Romans, he first came to the last two days of the season 2006/ 07 for use and reached with his team the Champions League, in which he was not used as the third man behind Marco Ballotta and Fernando Muslera.

In early 2008 Berni was finally obliged by Lazio for 1.5 million euros, but could not prevail there. In the 2009/10 season he was loaned to Salernitana Calcio in Serie B. After three and a half years he left Lazio in the summer of 2011 and moved to Sporting Braga in the Portuguese Primeira Liga.

After just one season in Portugal Berni joined the 2012/13 season back to Italy to Sampdoria.