Mirante began his professional career with Battipagliese and then moved to Siena, where he progressed through the youth and senior ranks.
He played for several Italian clubs over his career, including Parma, Crotone (loan), Sampdoria (loan), Juventus (loan), Genoa, and finally Bologna.
At Bologna (first joining in 2015), Mirante served mainly as a reliable starting and backup goalkeeper across multiple seasons, noted for his shot-stopping, experience, and leadership. He made well over 100 appearances for the club across Serie A and cup competitions.
Mirante also had spells as an experienced deputy at clubs such as Roma (joining in 2018) and returned to Bologna later in his career.
Notable facts
Well-regarded in Italy for longevity and professionalism; often valued as a dependable presence in goal and a mentor for younger players.
Although he never became a regular for the Italian national team, his club career in Serie A spanned many seasons at a high level.
Last known status
Mirante continued his playing career into his late 30s and early 40s, remaining involved in Serie A clubs. For the most current club status and appearance statistics, check the latest club roster or reputable football databases (Transfermarkt, official club sites), as transfers and retirements can occur.