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Diana Taurasi

Basketball. From California.

Diana Taurasi roots for Rosario Central (reported).

Born
June 11, 1982, in Glendale, California
Grew up
Chino, California
Sign
Gemini
High school
Don Antonio Lugo (Chino, California)
College
UConn (2000–2004)
Draft
2004, round 1, 1st pick, Phoenix Mercury
Played for
Phoenix Mercury (–); Dynamo Moscow (2005–2006); Spartak Moscow (2006–2010); Fenerbahçe (2010–2011); Galatasaray Medical Park (2011–2012); UMMC Ekaterinburg (2012–2017)

From Wikipedia, checked 2026-11-06.

Solid, with a shadow: a fan. Each receipt says whether it’s his own words or a report.

Rosario Central“We canallas are everywhere.” Receipt

“We canallas are everywhere.”

Solid, with a shadow: a fan. Each receipt says whether it’s his own words or a report.

Where does Diana Taurasi's Rosario Central fandom come from?

FIBA reported on November 17, 2019 that Diana Taurasi is a Rosario Central fan. The outlet quoted her as saying "We canallas are everywhere." The report is the only dated mention of the club, so it places the fandom in 2019 and nothing later.

Rosario Central plays in the Argentine Primera Division and is based in Rosario. Taurasi was born in Glendale, California and grew up in Chino, California, so the club has no hometown claim on her. Her tie runs through Argentine heritage. According to Wikipedia, her parents moved the family back to Argentina when she was in middle school, to be closer to their extended family.

Questions people ask

What team did Diana Taurasi root for growing up?

The available record gives no childhood team; it dates her Rosario Central fandom to a 2019 FIBA report.

What is Diana Taurasi's favorite soccer team?

FIBA reported in 2019 that she is a Rosario Central fan, and it is the only club tied to her.

Is Diana Taurasi still a Rosario Central fan?

The 2019 FIBA report is the latest mention, so whether it holds today is unknown.

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