Alessandro Guazzaloca and Alessandro Russo
Trento, 5 June 2017
The management staff of Trentino Volley is relentlessly working on the formation of next season’s team and technical staff in order to provide Lorenzetti with the top men needed. Some changes have occurred, so Luca Baratto and Davide Lama, athletic trainer and physiotherapist respectively, will leave their roles due to personal reasons. The new athletic trainer appointed for next season is Alessandro Guazzaloca, while Alessandro Russo will take over as physiotherapist.
“They are two top class professionals and we are delighted their accepted to join us - explained GM Bruno Da Re-. Due to the many games we’ll play during next season their role will be fundamental. We chose them in accordance with Angelo Lorenzetti, with whom they have already worked together in the past. We would like to thank Davide Lama, after five years with Trentino Volley, who will now assist the National Team, and Luca Baratto, who refused our proposal because of personal reasons, which we accept and respect”.
The new athletic trainer Alessandro Guazzaloca is well known in the italian and international volleyball scene; 50 years old from Modena, he graduated in PE in Bologna, he’s been working in the field for more than twenty years for teams like Modena, Treviso, Moskow, Piacenza and last season in Perugia. He worked for the national team of Russia and Italy and many football team as well; with Lorenzetti he has already won a national title.
Alessandro Russo, new physiotherapist, comes from Piacenza where he was born thirty-five years ago and where he has worked since. He graduated in Parma in Physiotherapy, and has later worked for eleven years for Piacenza volleyball men team, where he also worked along with coach Lorenzetti for five years, winning one national title and a Supercoppa Italiana.
ALESSANDRO GUAZZALOCA
born in Modena, on 7 September 1966
athletic trainer
1999/00 Casa Modena Unibon A1
2000/01 Casa Modena Salumi A1
2001/02 Casa Modena Salumi A1
2002/03 Kerakoll Modena A1
2003/04 Sisley Treviso A1
2004/05 Sisley Treviso A1
2005/06 Sisley Treviso A1
2006/07 Sisley Treviso A1
2007/08 Dinamo Mosca – Russia
2008/09 Dinamo Mosca – Russia
2009/10 Trenkwalder Modena A1
2010/11 Casa Modena A1
2011/12 Casa Modena A1
2012/13 Casa Modena A1
2013/14 Copra Elior Piacenza A1
2014/15 Liu Jo Modena A1 women
2015/16 Liu Jo Modena A1 women
2016/17 Sir Safety Conad Perugia SuperLega
2017/18 Trentino Volley SuperLega
Palmares
1 Champions League (2006)
4 Italian League (2002, 2004, 2005, 2007)
1 Russian League (2008)
4 Italian Cup (2004, 2005, 2007, 2014)
1 Russian Cup (2008)
3 Italian Supercup (2003, 2004, 2005)
National team
Athletic trainer Nazionale Italiana Seniores (2000-2002)
Athletic trainer Nazionale Russa Seniores (2007-2010)
Gold Medal Universiadi 2009
ALESSANDRO RUSSO
born in Piacenza, on 27 February 1982
physiotherapist
2006/07 Copra Berni Piacenza A1
2007/08 Copra Nordmeccanica Piacenza A1
2008/09 Copra Nordmeccanica Piacenza A1
2009/10 CoprAtlantide Piacenza A1
2010/11 Copra Morpho Piacenza A1
2011/12 Copra Elior Piacenza A1
2012/13 Copra Elior Piacenza A1
2013/14 Copra Elior Piacenza A1
2014/15 Copra Piacenza A1
2015/16 Lpr Piacenza A1
2016/17 Lpr Piacenza A1
2017/18 Trentino Volley SuperLega
Palmares
1 Challenge Cup (2013)
1 Italian League (2009)
1 Italian Cup (2014)
1 Italian Supercup (2009)
Trentino Volley Srl
Ufficio Stampa
