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Having returned to Italy in 2016, she joined Colorno, which was the closest club to her university, and made her debut for the side in the 2016–2017 season.[2] In 2017, she made her international debut for Italy in Biella against France, she came off the bench in the second half in place of Melissa Bettoni during their November test.[3]
She was part of the Colorno side that won the 2017–2018 Serie A championship after beating Valsugana, who they lost to in the previous seasons final. In November 2019, she was the first Italian called up to the Women's Barbarians squad for a match against Wales at the Millennium Stadium.[3][2]
She was called up to the Italian squad for the delayed 2021 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand in October 2022. She was part of the first Italian side to reach the knockout stages of a women's or men's Rugby World Cup, she was also part of the first group of Italian female players to be given full-time contracts.[5]
