The former Bayern Munich forward scored within 60 seconds of his second debut for the Artemio Franchi outfit, and went on to state his gratitude to his supporters.
Toni could not have hoped or even dreamed of a better start to his second stint as a striker at the Gigliati outfit. A few days before the match was going to take place, Toni was quoted to have said that he was looking to where he left things off in Florence.
The former Italian international went to Bayern Munich from Fiorentina, after a successful spell at the club, and he has been trotting the globe, finding various avenues ever since.
His last destination was in Dubai where he was plying his trade with the footballing outfit Al-Nasr; however, the former Juventus player was out of a http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Dimitar-Berbatov-c11254, they
opted to resort to a much cheaper alternative, then spending big amounts of money for some other player in Europe.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roma-c31603 striker agreed to sign a contract with the outfit. Vincenzo Montella introduced the player in the second half, to ease him back into the strenuous excursions of the Serie A.
However, the player did not take long to hit the ground running and he went on to score within seconds of his comeback to the Artemio Franchi side.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Stevan-Jovetic-c34163 had given the Viola outfit the lead, and the former Bianconeri forward sealed the victory over Catania. Toni went on to state that he could not believe how things had taken off at the club and he was grateful for the support shown by the Artemio
Franchi faithful, and remarked:
“I can’t believe it. Not even in my wildest dreams did I expect that. I am happy in Florence and the people love me. I’m so pleased, as the love of the fans fills me far more than many other trophies.”
This has been a difficult year for Toni, as he first child was a stillborn.
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