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Furio De Monaco (born 14 June 1976) is a retired italian professional basketball player. He played for Pallacanestro Aurora Desio [it] 1993–94 in Serie A2 and for Olimpia Basket Pistoia 1994–96 in Serie A1. De Monaco is per 2017 the Virtus TSB Cassino Team Manager, in Serie B Basket.[1] He now resides in Italy and is a basketball coach.