Emanuele Pesaresi was born in Ancona on December 1, 1976.
He started his professional career with Ancona in Serie B in the 1994-95 season where he debuted in the defeat against Salernitana on September 4. He made 15 league appearances that season earning him a call from Sampdoria in Serie A for the next. He stayed in Genoa until 2000, with the exception of a year on loan to Napoli in 1998-99 in Serie B. With Samp he played 56 Serie A games with one goal and 17 appearances in the second tier with another goal.
In 2000 he signed for Lazio but got very limited playing time: just 9 appearances. In 2001 he was loaned to Benfica but again did not play very much. Back to Lazio, in 2002 he signed for Chievo Verona in joint ownership as part of the deal which saw Christian Manfredini come to Rome. He played very little even in Verona and after a year was sent on loan to Ternana in Serie B where at least he got 22 appearances. In 2004 he was loaned to Torino, still in the second tier, and then in 2005-06 he went to Pescara and played the whole season.
In 2006 he signed for Triestina. He stayed for two seasons with 65 appearances and 3 goals. At the end of his contract he played a year with Cremonese in Lega Pro First Division, the new name for Serie C1. He closed his playing career with Ancona in the minor leagues. After retirement he became a coach and was assistant for local clubs.
Pesaresi won a gold medal in the Mediterranean games which Italy won in 1997 and a silver in the under 19 European championship in Greece.
Pesaresi was a left back. At Lazio he did not make much of an impact and was used mainly as a backup player. But the Biancocelesti had Beppe Favalli and Beppe Pancaro as alternatives so there was not much space.
Lazio Career
Season | Appearances | Serie A | Coppa Italia | Champions League |
2000-01 | 9 | 2 | 4 | 3 |
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