Nicolo Barella is a professional football player from Italy. He plays as a midfielder for Italy national team and from the Italian club, Inter Milan. Inter Milan competes in prestigious league Serie A. He plays from center midfield, attacking midfield, and defensive midfield.
Barella wears jersey number 23 for his current club Inter Milan. He is the Serie A best Midfielder 2020/21 season and made his name on the Serie A Team of the Year 2018/19 and 2019/20 seasons. Playing for Italy, he won the prestigious European Cup, UEFA European Championship, in 2020.
Italy's experienced midfielder Nicolo Barella was born on February 7, 1997, in Cagliari, Italy. He was taken to his father, Luca Barella, and his mother, Rita Barella. Information about their professional career is not available.
Barella's childhood photo SOURCE: instagram@nicolo_barella Martina Barella is his sister, and she is his only sibling. His mother wants to make him a basketball player because she is fond of basketball, but his father wants to make him a footballer. He walked with his father's choice and became a successful footballer.
He has good physics and stands 1.72 meters or 5 feet 8 inches tall. And he weighs 68 kgs. He loves to maintain his physics rigorously. His hair is brown, so his eyes are. Barella is from a white ethnic background and born to an Aquarius horoscope.
Nicolo Barella is a successful Italian midfielder. He has played for successful clubs like Cagliari, Como, and Inter Milan. He started his career early and made a good amount of money. Barella's weekly salary playing for Inter is 75,000 Euro, making 3,900,000 Euros yearly according to salary sport. Inter's total wage bill is 117,798,720 per year and 2,65,360 per week.
Barella's current market value is 70.00M Euro according to the transfer market. He is a demanding player right now. His highest market value was last updated on December 28, 2021. Another Italian player
Nicolo Barella enjoying with friend SOURCE: instagram@nicolo_barella Nicolo Barella's net worth is $4M as of now. He lives in his own house in Cagliari and has multiple luxurious cars. Barella joined Inter Milan on June 30, 2026, and his contract will expire on June 30, 2026.
He also makes an incredible amount from endorsement; Nike endorses Nicolo. However, he has not disclosed how much money he makes from such a deal.
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Nicolo Barella married his longtime girlfriend, Federica Schievenin. Federica Schievenin is an Italian model and a sports science student. She is a motorsports lover and follows in her father's footsteps as a motorsports entrepreneur. As her father is a motors entrepreneur, all her family members are involved in their family business.
Barella with his wife SOURCE: instagram@nicolo_barella On July 2, 2018, Nicolo and Federica married in Sardinia (Villa d'Orri). This beautiful couple is blessed with three adorable daughters. Their first daughter's name is Rebecca; she was born in 2017 before their marriage. Lavinia is their second daughter born in 2019, and their third daughter was born in 2021 January.
Federica and Nicolo are happily married and spend quality time together. Federica is seven years older than Nicolo. They go to different places whenever they get free and spend their time.
Nicolo Barella is an open guy who loves to share his personal and professional life with his fans. He loves to post his pictures on his Instagram and post his achievements. He also publishes his footballing and practicing kinds of stuff.
He likes to communicate with his fans through Instagram. He has a whopping 1.2M followers on his Instagram. He is a famous Italian footballer. He came to fame after he won the UEFA European Championship with Italy.
Barella is regarded as an incredibly talented and potential young midfielder in the European media. He was awarded the best young Italian player born in 1997, twice between 1012 and 2013. Although he is a youth, he is characterized by one of the Italian football journalists as a clever, talented, and composed midfielder with a wide variety of skills.
Nicolo Barella playing for Inter SOURCE: instagram@nicolo_barella Italian football legends have also praised Barella's performance. He can initiate counter-attacks, dribble past defenders, to score volleys in the air. He makes perfect passes to his teammates. He makes team selectors as he is a worthy player to be in the team. If he loses the ball, he also can rapidly make it. He is like lightining fast when it comes to remaking the ball.
Nicolo with UEFA EURO 2022 trophy SOURCE: instagram@nicolo_barella Nicolo Barella is a dynamic player with good eyesight, physics, stamina, and techniques. He has a great vision when it comes to playmaking and passing. And he has the enormous ability to win balls. Versatile player Barella can break down possession quickly and rapidly start the attacking plays to make the opponent feel that he will take the lead for his team, says Italian Newspaper.
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Barella competed in the 2016 UEFA European Under-19 Championship with the Italy U19 squad, ending in second place. He competed at the 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup with the Italy U20 team, finishing third.
On September 1, 2017, Barella made his debut for the Italy U21 squad in a 3–0 friendly loss to Spain. In October 2017, manager Gian Piero Ventura called up Barella to the senior Italy squad for the team's 2018 World Cup qualifiers against Macedonia and Albania.
Nicolo Barella SOURCE: instagram@nicolo_barella He was named to Italy's UEFA Euro 2020 team in June 2021. On June 16, he set up Manuel Locatelli for Italy's second goal in a 3–0 win over Switzerland, allowing Italy to advance to the round of 16. In a 2–1 triumph over Belgium in the competition's quarter-finals on July 2, he scored Italy's first goal and later assisted Lorenzo Insigne's goal.
After a 1–1 tie-in extra time, Italy won the European Championship with a 3–2 penalty shoot-out victory over England at Wembley Stadium on July 11; Barella started the match but was replaced by Bryan Cristante in the second half of ordinary time.
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