Pierluigi Collina height: How tall is Pierluigi Collina?
Pierluigi Collina is a retired Italian football referee who is often considered the finest of all time. He is active in football as a non-paid consultant to the Italian Football Referees Association (AIA) and a member of the UEFA Referees Committee. Pierluigi, a Bologna University Economics graduate and financial planner by profession, engaged in a…
Pierluigi Collina is a retired Italian football referee who is often considered the finest of all time. He is active in football as a non-paid consultant to the Italian Football Referees Association (AIA) and a member of the UEFA Referees Committee.
Pierluigi, a Bologna University Economics graduate and financial planner by profession, engaged in a refereeing course on the advice of a friend and made his Serie A debut in 1991.
Pierluigi, who worked as an international referee from 1995 until 2006, was assigned five matches at the 1996 Olympic Games, including the final between Nigeria and Argentina. He refereed the 1999 UEFA Champions League Final against Bayern Munich and Manchester United, which he characterized as a “lions’ roar” at the finish.
Pierluigi achieved the zenith of his career in 2002 when he was selected to officiate the World Cup final between Brazil and Germany. In addition, he officiated the 2004 UEFA Cup final between Valencia and Olympique Marseille. His final big international competition was Euro 2004, as he reached the obligatory retirement age of 45 in 2005. His most recent international encounter was between Portugal and Slovakia (a 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifier).
Pierluigi Collina height: How tall is Pierluigi Collina?
Pierluigi Collina, a retired Italian football referee, stands 1.88m tall.
