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Matteo Soragna : ウィキペディア英語版
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Matteo Soragna, born 26 December 1975, is an Italian professional basketball player who plays for Bakery Piacenza of the Italian Serie B.
He can switch between all perimeter positions (shooting guard, small forward and point guard).
He was part of the Italian national team that won a silver medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics.
==Professional career==
The Mantuan played youth basketball with local clubs Vigor and Pallacanestro Mantovana before moving to third division Serie B side Juvi Cremona in 1993 to start his professional career.
After three years with Cremona Soragna discovered the first division Serie A with Rolly Pistoia in 1996.
He then moved to Basket Barcellona of the fourth division Serie B2, helping the Sicilians earn promotions to the Serie B1 in 1998, then the Serie A2 in 1999 before losing in the promotion playoffs final in 2000.
Moving to Pallacanestro Biella in 2000, he was this time part of a successful promotion run as the side moved up to the Serie A at the end of the season.
The 2001-02 season saw him become Biella's captain.
In his fourth season with the side he posted 11.1 points (with 39.1% shooting accuracy from three), 2.9 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.3 steals in nearly 33 minutes per game.
As he was leaving the club in 2004, Biella retired his number 7 shirt in recognition of his contributions to the club.〔
Soragna moved to Benetton Treviso for 2004-05, making his European top-tier Euroleague debut and winning the Italian Cup that same season.
He was named club captain the next season following the departure of Denis Marconato, leading Treviso to the 2006 Serie A title.
He also won the 2006 Supercup and 2007 Cup in his five years with the side.〔
Soragna returned to Biella in July 2009, signing a three-year deal with the side about to make its European second-tier Eurocup debut.
After becoming the all-time best scorer and the player with the most apprearances for Biella in 2010-11, Soragna extended his contract for three seasons in July 2011.
The 2012-13 season was less uplifting as he injured himself early in the season, missing a good part of it as Biella were relegated after twelves years in the top-flight.
He would return to the Serie A2 with a different club, signing with Upea Capo d'Orlando in August 2013.〔
Again serving as captain, Soragna averaged 7.3 points (42.2% shooting from three), 3 rebounds and 2 assists in 29 regular season games and 9.5 points (51% from three), 3 rebounds and 2.5 assists in the playoffs, he had an important part in the team's promotion, including playing in the final whilst injured.
In August 2014, he extended his contract for the following season, one that saw him return to Serie A.
On 3 August 2015, he moved to Serie B side Bakery Piacenza, signing a one-year deal.

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