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Lucio "Lou" Sticca (born 2 June 1960, Melbourne and holds Australian and Italian (EU) citizenships) is a football agent and entrepreneur who has been involved in some of the most high profile transfers and international football tours in Australian and Asian football in recent years. Sticca has developed close connections with football in his native Australia and has since grown this into a worldwide network of associates across all levels of the game. Sticca originally started off in football as founder and CEO of Carlton Soccer Club in 1997 in the then struggling National Soccer League. In 2000 Sticca moved away from Club role and into world of player agency, founding Tribal Sports Management. He is licensed as an official FIFA football player and match agent, he is based in Melbourne, Australia with his company operating extensively throughout Asia, Europe and North America. ==Carlton Soccer Club== Sticca founded and managed the inception of the Carlton Soccer Club in 1997 into the Australian national football competition, where the team he built reached the grand final in their inaugural season. During his time at Carlton, Lou facilitated the transfers of future Socceroos Marco Bresciano and Vince Grella to Italian club side Empoli. Bresicano and Grella went on to represent Australia at international level including at FIFA World Cups as well forge successful European football careers at the highest level. Sticca made international headlines when as CEO of Carlton SC he threatened to sue Andy Cole and Manchester United for the tackle that smashed Carlton and Socceroo star Simon Colosimo's knee. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Lou Sticca」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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