2023-24 Roster

Born in Turin on 29 January 1998, Baldasso took his first steps in the youth sector of the Auxilium ad Quintum, in his hometown, before moving to Moncalieri where he completed the youth sector and made his debut at senior level. In 2014/15, in Serie C, he scored 10.7 points per game, which became 11 per outing the following season in Serie B.

In the summer of 2016 he moved to Virtus Roma, in Serie A2, where he remained for the following four and a half years. With the Capitoline team he won promotion to Serie A in the 2018/19 season, finishing with over 7 points per game in 28 matches played. After the first year closed at almost 7 points per outing, Baldasso left Virtus in December 2020, following the team's withdrawal from the Serie A championship, and moved to Fortitudo Bologna.

After having also started 2020/21 with the Fortitudo tank top, Tommaso signed with Olimpia Milano in November 2021. With the team led by Ettore Messina he won the Italian Cup - beating Bertram Derthona in the final - and the Scudetto in 2021 /22.
This season he was part of the roster that won the second consecutive Scudetto.
In his career he also boasts 7 appearances in the EuroLeague, all wearing the EA7 Emporio Armani Milano jersey.

With Italy he played the entire youth national team (U15, U16, U18 and U20) and made his debut with the senior team in 2020. With the senior national team he has 20 appearances, including those at EuroBasket 2022 concluded by Italy in quarter finals. Now he arrives in Tortona to start a new adventure in his career.