- IFFHS' World's Best Goalkeeper (2001, 2002, 2003)
- Series A Goalkeeper of the Year (2000)
- UEFA Super Cup (1989)
- UEFA Champions League (1990)
- Italian 3rd Div League (1993)
- Italian 2nd Div League (1994)
- Italian Cup (1996, 2001, 2005, 2006)
- Italian Super Cup (2005, 2006)
- Italian Serie A (2006, 2007)
- UEFA European Football Championship Best GK (2000)
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Club
Toldo came up with A.C. Milan; however, he never played a game with the club. Instead, the Italian giants loaned him out to Trento and Ravenna from 1991 to 1993. Toldo then joined Fiorentina, and became the club's starter for eight seasons, winning the Coppa Italia twice, and playing a UEFA Champions League for the Viola. One year before Fiorentina faced bankruptcy, he transferred to F.C. Internazionale Milano in 2001, where he was the number one until the summer of 2005, when Brazilian keeper Júlio César relegated Toldo to the bench after Toldo elected to sit out Inter's summer friendly match tour of England. He regained the position of first choice keeper in February 2006 following his signing of a contract extension and a slip in form by César, not before rumours linked him both to Palermo, A.C. Milan, and Fiorentina. The extension will keep him under contract with Inter until 2009. [2]
National Team
As of the end of 2004, Toldo has been capped 28 times for Italy. Despite facing competition from high profile keepers such as Gianluca Pagliuca, Angelo Peruzzi, and Gianluigi Buffon, Toldo was chosen to start in Euro 2000 as Buffon broke his hand in a friendly match against Norway just eight days before the tournament started. Toldo helped his country to finish runner up behind France. During the semi-final against the home team of Netherlands, Toldo saved one penalty during the match and two during the shootout. In the final however he failed to save a crucial shot by Sylvain Wiltord as the game was nearing to a close with Italy ahead by one. France won in extra time with a goal by David Trézéguet.
He was an unused reserve in Italy's Euro 96, 1998 World Cup, 2002 World Cup, and Euro 2004 squads.
Toldo originally played as a defender but never looked back after stepping in for an absent goalkeeper aged 13.
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