Di Canio will bring a ‘different dimension to Charlton'.

CHARLTON boss Alan Curbishley believes new signing Paolo di Canio will add a new dimension to his side.
Di Canio will bring a ‘different dimension to Charlton'.
Tue, 12 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

The Italian joined the Addicks on a one-year contract yesterday after agreeing terms and passing a medical.

The much-travelled 35-year-old left West Ham this summer when his contract with the club expired, and has also played for Celtic, Sheffield Wednesday, AC Milan and Lazio, among others.

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