Italy's "No. 10" Lorenzo Insigne's official transfer to the MLS team Toronto is indeed a bit of a surprise; however, there has always been no shortage of Italian stars in the MLS in recent years, and there is a lot of detail.
Pirlo
Saying that Andrea Pirlo is the best midfield commander of the 21st century believes fans will not disagree, the midfield master moved to New York City in the summer of 2015 after Juventus won four consecutive Serie A titles, and formed a star combination with David Villa and Lampard (coach or Vieira). In the three years of american service, although Pirlo was no longer brave, he still showed his strong control skills, leading the team to the playoffs in 2015. Pirlo played 62 games for New York City, scoring one goal.
Sebastian Jovinco
"Atomic Ants" Sebastian Giovinco has passed the top of his career in the year of his career, which has made many fans regret. However, in the AMERICAN JOB, Sebastian Jovinko handed over a dominant performance, playing a total of 142 games for FC Toronto, handing over 83 goals and 51 assists, completely conquering the MLB. He has led the Team twice to the Eastern Conference Championship (2016, 2017) and the PTA Championship in 2017; he has won numerous individual awards in the United States, such as being named to the All-Star Team, Golden Boot Shooter, Best of the Season, and Most Valuable Player of the Finals, all of which are his collections in the trophy cabinet.
Alessandro Nesta
Alessandro Nesta, a legend in both Lazio and Milan, also joined the MLB after leaving Milan in 2012 to play for Montreal Impact. Alessandro Nesta was 36 years old and had not performed as well as before, but still played 34 games for the team and led the canadian championship.
Giuseppe Rossi
Giuseppe Rossi was once the most watched rising star in Italy, but rose's career fluctuated greatly due to injury. However, rossi's performance in Villarreal and Fiorentina is indeed quite impressive; he has a record of 82 goals in 192 games at Villarreal. After a 2019 job loss, Giuseppe Rossi moved to real Salt Lake on a freelancing basis, playing for the team seven times, scoring one goal but not retaining due to mediocre performances.