Last weekend's Serie A match, Sampdoria against Empoli. With veteran Quagliarella scoring twice, Sampdoria beat her opponent to earn a valuable three points on the relegation road.
Against Empoli, Sampdoria made his 243rd Serie A appearance in Quagliarella's career. The 39-year-old scored twice in the first half, thus achieving the 100th goal of his Career in Sampdoria.
He also became the second player in Sampdoria's history to reach this milestone, and the first player in team history was the current Italian national team manager Mancini.
The goal-scoring god also scored in Serie A for 18 consecutive years, becoming the 8th man in history. Quagliarella is the current serie A top scorer, with 180 goals in total and 13th place, 12th in front of him by legendary Argentine striker Batistuta.
With excellent performances, Kwashin was also named to this week's Serie A Best Team.
Quagliarella, 39, was born on January 31, 1983, in the seaside town of Castel Strabia, on the Bay of Naples, in southern Italy.
Coming from the Turin academy, Kwashin has played for a club in the Italian domestic league all his career, and in May 2000, at the age of 17 and 3 months, Kwashin made his career debut for The Turin team.
He then spent his careers with Turin, Fiorentina, Chieti, Udinese, Ascoli, Napoli, Juventus and Sampdoria. He also won 3 Serie A titles with the Bianconeri and the Italian Super Cup twice.
On the national team side, he left a record of 8 goals in 29 games for the Italian national team.
Quagliarella did not have a particularly stable scoring ability in the early part of his career, he played in many positions such as winger and shadow forward, he was more like an attacker in the front, and he never won the Golden Boot.
Who would have thought that at the age of 36, he would achieve this goal.
In the 18-19 Serie A season, he played for Quagliarella in Sampdoria and eventually topped the Serie A top scorer list with 26 league goals. At the same time, he beat Zapata with 23 goals, Piyantek with 22 goals, and Ronaldo with 21 goals, successfully winning the Golden Boot in the First League, and Kwashin also became the second oldest Golden Boot winner in Serie A history.
After 22 years of career, the legend of the god of praise continues, and perhaps, the Italians are on the way to the 200th goal!