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Daniele Magro (born April 14, 1987) is an Italian professional basketball player who plays for EA7 Emporio Armani Milano of the Italian Serie A as a center. ==Career== The Padua native first played for local side Pallacanestro Piove di Sacco from which he was recruited by another Veneto club, Benetton Treviso - at the time one the best Italian teams - to play for their junior team in 2003. Two Under 19 championship finals with Benetton followed in two years but in 2005 he left the club and joined Istrana in the amateur Serie C.〔Minato, Stefano. ("Basketball: Reyer in Legadue. Daniele Magro (center) returns. Meini and Allegretti confirmed.." ), ''La Nuova Venezia'', Mestre, 23 July 2011. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.〕 After one year in Istrana he returned to his home to play for Gattamelata Padova, also in the amateur divisions.〔 He was noticed by neighbouring club Reyer Venezia who invited him to train with the club in June 2007 with an eye of adding young players following new league regulations.〔("Last day for Umana Reyer." ), ''Reyer Venezia'', 12 June 2007. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.〕 He was later signed by Reyer, then in Legadue, and alternated between the Reyer Under 21 and Padova squads,〔("Prandin talks about the challenge in Asti and the callups to the LNP team." ), ''Reyer Venezia'', 18 January 2008. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.〕 losing the promotion playoffs for the third division with the latter in 2009.〔 Magro would still play in that division as he was loaned by Reyer to Serie A Dilettanti clubs Siram Fidenza in 2009-10〔("Siram, the center Daniele Magro arrives. Avanzini stays." ), ''Gazzetta di Parma'', 23 July 2009. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.〕 and Pallacanestro Trieste in 2010-11 to help him gain experience at a higher level. He acquitted himself well enough and was recalled to Venice to be incorporated into the first team, that had been promoted to the first division since then, for the 2011-2012 season.〔 Magro made his belated debut in Serie A in 2011, later on scoring his first points in the league, scoring what he described as the “easiest basket in my life”〔 against champions Montepaschi Siena.〔("Legabasket Serie A - 2° Giornata ritorno (Umana Venezia - Montepaschi Siena)." ), ''Lega Basket''. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.〕 The center scarcely played that season, averaging under six minutes per game, but was called up for the Serie A All Star Game〔("Dalmonte: the blue family grows." ), ''Corriere dello Sport'', Biella, 15 December 2012. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.〕 as one of the few Italian centers in the first division. The next season he played more though he remained a bench option, he again made the All Star Game〔("National basketball team, the blues ready for the All Star Game." ), ''Corriere dello Sport'', Ancona, 12 April 2014. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.〕 and posted solid figures as Reyer reached the playoffs for the second successive season, losing in the first round once more. His third year for the gold and maroons halted that progress, both for Magro, who played under ten minutes per game in 2013-14, and the team who missed the playoff places. Magro left Veneto to look for more game time,〔Pacini, Elisa. ("Daniele Magro, a hard worker for Pistoia at the 19 derby and event against Valentinas." ), ''Pistoia Basket 2000'', 6 September 2014. Retrieved on 25 February 2015.〕 moving to Tuscany to join Pistoia Basket 2000 for the 2014-15 season.〔("Pistoia Basket recruits Daniele Magro" ), ''Pistoia Basket 2000'', 23 July 2014. Retrieved on 25 February 2015.〕 In July 2015, Magro joined Italian powerhouse EA7 Emporio Armani Milano - who also play in the Euroleague, Europe's premier club competition. 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「Daniele Magro」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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