About Paolo Bianco
Paolo Bianco (born 20 August 1977) is an Italian professional football coach and a former player who is the head coach of Serie B club Pisa. He played for several Serie A clubs as a defender. == Club areer == === Foggia === Bianco started his career within the junior ranks of Foggia in the Italian Serie B. In 1994, he was promoted to the first team and began to make official league appearances for his hometown club. He did not manage to break into the club's starting line-up in his first season, making just 13 appearances. Eventually, he made well over 100 appearances for the club in all competitions and netted two official goals. He was transferred to the Serie B side Treviso in the summer of 1999 for an undisclosed transfer fee. === Treviso === Bianco's transfer to the northern club was a big step in the player's career, as he instantly became a key team member and eventually earned the captain's armband for his club. In his first season in Treviso, Bianco made 16 appearances and followed up with 22 starts the following season. However, his efforts were not enough to save his club from relegation, and he spent the next two seasons in the Serie C1. After 60 Serie C1 appearances, Bianco captained his team to promotion back into the Italian second division and made 44 appearances for the club that season, more than any other player in the team.
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