Armando Segato 1930 – 1973

Biography

Armando Segato was born on May 3, 1930, in Vicenza, Italy, during a time when the sport of football was beginning to flourish across the country. Throughout his life, he devoted himself to the game he loved, contributing to Italian football both as a player and later as a manager. His career reflected a deep passion for the sport and a commitment to developing the game in his native land.

Segato’s journey in football spanned several decades, allowing him to influence the sport through multiple roles. Whether on the pitch or in a leadership capacity, he remained engaged with the game that defined much of his adult life. His work as both player and manager demonstrated his versatility and enduring dedication to football.

On February 19, 1973, Segato passed away in Florence at the age of 42. He died after battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a disease that affected his health in his final years. Though his life was cut short, his contributions to Italian football and the legacy he left behind continue to be remembered by those who knew him and followed his career.