Fabrizio Maria Pratticò (born 25 May 1990) is an Italian professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Italian club Gallico Catona.Gallico Catona Calcio, Fabrizio Pratticò: “Finalmente si torna in Italia”. L’Intervista Tutto lo Sport in un clic (Altervista)
Career Pratticò was a youth player with Reggina 1914 Pianeta Dilettanti and started his senior career with A.S. Pescina Valle del Giovenco. After that, he played for HinterReggio Calcio, Melitese, and A.S.D. Sorrento Societynws but had to go down to the Eccellenza with ASD Gallico Catona because of injury.ESCLUSIVA intervista a Fabrizio Pratticò, il portiere giramondo che fa ritorno al Gallico Catona RC Sport In 2014, he signed for Syrianska in the Swedish Superettan I AM CALCIO REGGIO CALABRIA until December that year Football Scouting after a trial, Ntacalabria.it where he made one league appearance off the bench, started in the domestic cupItalians – La storia di Pratticò: "Dalla Reggina alla Svezia passando per Sarri. E adesso sogno l'America" Gianluca Di Marzio and scored zero goals. In 2015, he signed for Western United in the Solomon Islands Telekom S-League, where he made three appearances and scored zero goals in the OFC Champions League and won the domestic championship. Il Reggino Despite being offered a contract extension until 2016, Ntacalabria.it after a failed transfer to Hungary, Calcio Islandese e Faroese Pratticò instead signed for Vestri in the Icelandic 1. deild karla through goalkeeper Giacomo Ratto,Euro 2016: i segreti del fenomeno Islanda. Testo e musica di Fabrizio Pratticò, un calabrese emigrato tra i ghiacci… SuperNews where he made three league appearances and scored zero goals. However, they were relegated at the end of the season and he received offers from Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji. CityNow In 2016, he returned to ASD Gallico CatonaGallico Catona, Pratticò: "Questa è la mia seconda casa" ReggioNelPallon before re-signing for Western United. However, he failed to make a single appearances in the OFC Champions League that season. In 2017, he signed for Guadalcanal, who also competed in the Solomon Islands Telekom S-League. In 2018, he returned for the third time to ASD Gallico Catona, where he now plays.
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