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- ↑ La parabola al contrario di Moscatiello: dal Fulham al Naviglio Trezzano tuttoc.com
- ↑ Fulham, Moscatiello: "Anch'io tifavo Milan, Italia? Voglio tornarci!" tuttomercatoweb.com
- ↑ ESCLUSIVA - L'ex Inter e Fulham Moscatiello: "Sogno il debutto in A" tuttocesena.it
- ↑ Moscatiello: “Al Mendrisio dico grazie col cuore. Thalwil? Occasione giusta al momento giusto” laborsport.com
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