Chat Sports
news

ESPNsoccernet · Sep 3, 2018

Gervinho serves reminder of enduring class as three-year Serie A wait ends

Gervinho, like many of African football's biggest names of his generation, opted to see out many of his peak years in one of the world's lesser leagues.

The wideman was 29 when he departed AS Roma for Hebei China Fortune, but returned to the Italian game this summer when he signed a three-year deal with Parma.

He's wasted little time in getting back into the swing of things in the Italian top flight, with his goal against Juventus this weekend coming in just his second performance for his new club.

Gervinho's goal cancelled out Mario Mandzukic's opener, although the Ducali were ultimately defeated by Blaise Matuidi's second-half winner.

Full story at ESPNsoccernet

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More news

How Angel City's Angelina Anderson turned a costly mistake into a career-best season LA Times · Nov 6 Angel City signs 17-year-old Maddie DiMaria to four-year deal LA Times · Nov 5 Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from the Portugal national team after friction with his coach LA Times · Nov 5 How Angel City and NWSL lent authenticity to 'Ted Lasso' LA Times · Nov 3 Galaxy great Landon Donovan reveals his inner struggles in unconventional memoir LA Times · Mar 24 American-owned Inter Milan aiming for global recognition on and off the pitch LA Times · Mar 17 All news