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#4 Danielle di Rossi- AS Roma- 16 years 5 months
Italian World Cup winner and Roma captain, Danielle di Rossi began his career in 2001, making his debut for the club in a Champions League game. Di Rossi has played for Roma for 16 years and looks set to retire at the club just like his predecessor Francisco Totti.
The Italian midfielder has never won the Serie A with the club, having come close on many occasions only to fall short. He has two Coppa Italia-s and a Super Coppa to his name and was a part of the national squad that finished runners-up in Euro 2012.
The 34-year-old Danielle di Rossi is widely considered one of the best Italian midfielders of his generation alongside Andrea Pirlo and is a WC winner in 2006 with Italy. A Roma player all through his career, di Rossi's loyalty and commitment to the club has not wavered in all his years.
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