‘Ugly’ Former Juventus Defender Giorgio Chiellini Admits He Sleeps With More Women Just for Being a Footballer

• Former Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini, who describes himself as ugly, says he is promiscuous due to his status as a footballer
• The 38-year-old made a staggering 559 appearances with Juventus across 17 seasons winning a record-nine consecutive Serie A titles
• Since swapping the Italian Serie A for the Major League Soccer in the United States, Chiellini has made four appearances for Los Angeles FC this season

Legendary Italian centre-half Giorgio Chiellini has conceded his profession as a footballer gives him the privilege to sleep with more women despite being 'ugly.'

The 38-year-old defender ended his decade-long association with Juventus at the end of last season, crossing the Atlantic Ocean to join Major League Soccer giants Los Angeles FC.

When asked if being a footballer has helped him sleep with more women, Chiellini told the Team Serie A podcast as quoted by Daily Star: “Look at me. Look at how ugly I am... yes."

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It is not the first time Chiellini has described himself as 'ugly' with the defender using the same description while recalling his formative years as a footballer.

"I was never the best in my age group,” the central defender said in 2017. “I was like the Ugly Duckling.

“I am not beautiful to see but I always improved. That is my best skill. I am 33 but I am having my best ever season. There is no secret; just passion and work."

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Giorgio Chiellini has announced that he will retire from the international stage in June. Chiellini will play his last game for Italy when they face Argentina in a friendly match at the Wembley Stadium.

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The veteran defender has been a mainstay in national team colours, racking up 116 appearances in the process. He made his debut in 2004 and has since won the Euro 2020 and was also a runner-up in the same competition in 2012.

He is the fifth most-capped Italian player. He is tied with former midfield maestro Andrea Pirlo. Daniele de Rossi, Gianluigi Buffon, Fabio Cannavaro and Paolo Maldini are the only players to have made more appearances than him.