Matteo Brunori discusses career and move to Ascoli

Footballer Matteo Brunori has reflected on his career transitions and personal challenges during an appearance on the Serie B podcast, ‘Espresso Cadetto’. The striker discussed his difficult journey through various tiers of Italian football, including Serie C, noting that he once considered retiring from the sport.

Brunori spoke emotionally about his time at Palermo, where he became the club's second-highest all-time scorer with 76 goals in 176 appearances. He expressed deep gratitude toward the Sicilian club, stating, “They gave me everything and I tried to give it back on the pitch.”

Regarding his move to Ascoli, Brunori explained that he sought an ambitious project after being left out of the squad at his previous club. He noted that he would make the same choice again due to the humility and sacrifice he has found at Ascoli. He also touched upon personal interests, such as his passion for motorcycles and tattoos.