5 Years Not Playing but Have 2 Red Cards

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Introduce, his name is Tommaso Berni. Inter Milan reserve goalkeeper who never played but has a collection of two red cards. Wow, how come?

Reported by Give Me Sport, Tommaso Berni’s name may be less familiar, including for Inter Milan fans. He is a backup goalkeeper at Inter Milan who started his career as an academy player there in 2002.

Unfortunately, Tommaso Berni has more club moves. He was loaned to Wimbledon FC (second division team in the English League) and Ternana (team in Italian Serie C), then bought by Lazio.

From Lazio, Tommaso Berni was loaned out to Salernitana (the Serie B team), Braga (the team in the French League), Sampdoria and Torino who were released on a free transfer. Until finally returning to Inter Milan in 2014 on a free transfer.

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From 2014 to 2020, Tommaso Berni never played a single second. But interestingly, the player who is now 37 years old has actually even gotten two red cards!

The latest, he was sentenced a red card when Inter won 2-1 over Parma on Sunday (28/6) yesterday. Berni, who sat on the bench, was sent off by referee Fabio Maresca in the 68th minute. Bald-headed player was red carded for cursing assistant referees.

Previously, in January yesterday, Berni was also rewarded a red card when Inter counter Cagliari. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.

He protested the referee after the match was over. Berni made a hand clapping in front of the referee, who in addition to being given a red card was also penalized by the Serie A disciplinary commission

Tommaso Berni himself packed the most appearances with Ternana with 87 caps and conceded 106 times. His own salary at Inter Milan reaches around Rp. 3 billion per year.

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