Fabrizio Ravanelli

• Full name: Fabrizio Ravanelli
• Date of birth: December 11, 1968
• Place of birth: Perugia, Italy
• Nationality: Italian
• Position: Striker (forward)
• Preferred foot: Right

Club career (highlights)

• Perugia (youth & early senior career) — where he began his professional career.
• Cremonese — early Serie A experience.
• Bari — established himself as a Serie A goalscorer.
• Juventus (1996–1999) — peak years: won the Serie A title (1996–97), the Coppa Italia and the UEFA Cup (1992–93 with previous clubs and 1998–99 with Juventus), and became well known for his goal scoring, charisma and trademark headband. He scored important goals in domestic and European competitions for Juve.
• Later clubs — including Middlesbrough (England), Marseille (France), Lazio (Italy), and smaller clubs before retiring.

International career

• Italy national team — earned a number of caps in the 1990s and scored for the Azzurri, though he was not a regular starter at major tournaments.

Playing style and reputation

• Known as a powerful, hardworking striker with a knack for poaching goals inside the box.
• Recognizable for his headband and energetic goal celebrations; nicknamed "The White Feather" by some fans for his blond hair and distinctive look.
• Praised for movement, finishing and aerial ability; also appreciated for leadership and competitive mentality.

After playing

• Moved into coaching and media work after retirement, with various roles at club level and as a pundit in Italy.

Notable honors

• Serie A title with Juventus (1996–97)
• Coppa Italia (with Juventus and/or other Italian clubs during his career)
• UEFA Cup (won with Juventus in 1998–99)

This is a brief summary of Fabrizio Ravanelli's career and profile as a Juventus and Italy forward. Personal statistics (club appearances/goals and exact international caps/goals) and season-by-season details are available on dedicated football statistic sites if precise numbers are required.