Valentina Vignali is an Italian basketball player, model, and television personality.
Valentina Vignali was born on March 31, 1991, in Rimini, Italy. She started to play basketball at the age of eight. First, she played for the local youth club Happy Basket Rimini, but n 2005 moved to the junior squad of Basket Cervia.
Valentina Vignali made her debut in 2007 in Serie A2 with Basket Cervia, a team with which she remained for three years, and in 2010 she was vice-champion in the championship women’s basketball U19.
In 2010 she signed with Victoria Forli and in 2012 Fortitudo Pomezia. She was the godmother at the 2012 Women’s Basketball Italian Cup Final Four and she attended the All-Star Game played in Bologna.
From 2012-2016, Valentina Vignali played for Eurobasket Roma, N.B. Sora 2000, and Azzurra Basket VCO in the Italian Serie C and begins to lead SI Basket, the program dedicated to basketball on Sportitalia.
In 2015 she plays for Nico Basket Massa e Cozzile in Serie B
On February 19, 2016, Valentina Vignali moved to Lazio Pallacanestro. In 2016, for the 2016/2017 season, she signed with ASD Murgia Basket Santeramo, with which on May 13, 2017, she obtained promotion to Serie B.
In August 2017, Valentina Vignali signed with Idea Sport Pallacanestro Milano for the 2017/2018 season.
The following year she returns to play in the capital, on August 6, 2018, she signs in Serie A2 with Athena Basket Roma
In the following seasons, she played for Smit Roma Centro and Virtus Pavona, winning Italian Serie C.
Valentina Vignali is one of the most known Italian basketball players, because of her long modeling and television career in plenty of movies and documentaries related to basketball. She describes her life between high heels and basketball courts.
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