Federico Costaglione: stats, last game & news

Q: What team does Federico Costaglione play for?

Federico Costaglione currently plays for Armani Olimpia Milano.

Q: What position does Federico Costaglione play?

Federico Costaglione plays as Guard.

Q: How tall is Federico Costaglione?

Federico Costaglione is 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in) tall.

Q: What nationality is Federico Costaglione?

Federico Costaglione represents Italy.

Q: When was Federico Costaglione born?

Federico Costaglione was born on March 9, 2008 in Grosseto.

Position:

Guard

Height:

190 cm

Age:

18 years (03/09/2008)

Nationality:

Italy

Team:

Armani Olimpia Milano

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Federico Costaglione (1.90 m, born on 03/09/2008 in Grosseto) is a male basketball player from Italy, playing for Armani Olimpia Milano.

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