Career
Born in Naples, Campania, Di Gennaro started his senior career at Serie Doctorate (Italian fifth division until 2014) club Terracina and Eccellenza Lazio (Italian sixth division) club Formia. He also played for Abruzzo club Pescara in reserve league in 2001-2002 and hometown club South.S.C. Napoli in 2000-2001 season. Professional career In May 2004 he signed a pre-contract with his first fully professional club Steamship Lanciano from Abruzzo region but loaned back to Serie Doctorate club Ferentino (Doctorate for amateur (Italian: dilettanti), in fact semi-pro), also from the region of Lazio.
On 30 December 2004 he returned to Lanciano but FIGC void the pre-contract with Lanciano on 31 January 2005, confirming the relationship with Ferentino.
He finally played for Lanciano in 2005-2006 season. However in January 2006 he was signed by Lucchese.
He scored 17 goals combined in 2005-2006 Serie C1, as second-top-scorer behind Emanuele Calaiò. However in the next season he only scored 3 goals for Lucchese.
In July 2007 he left for fellow third division club Gallipoli along with Alessandro Monticciolo.
He was suspended once in 2007-2008 Serie C1. However the club faced financial difficulties and only a few first team players remained, one of them was Di Gennaro. The difficulties solved by a takeover from Udine investor in August 2009.
Di Gennaro scored 4 goals in his first Serie B seasons before left the club in mid-season.
In January 2010 third division club Verona signed him. However he only scored twice in 2009-2010 Lega Pro Prima Divisione.
His contract was terminated in mutual consent in July 2010. Di Gennaro re-joined Lanciano in September 2010, now run as Steamship Virtus Lanciano 1924 Srl since the bankruptcy of previous entity.
He only scored 6 goals in 2010-2011 Lega Pro Prima Divisione.
In July 2011 he was signed by his fifth third division club Barletta. In September 2012 his contract was terminated again in mutual consent. Serie Doctorate He scored 10 goals in 2012-2013 Serie Doctorate. However he only played 4 times in 2013-2014 Serie Doctorate for Matera without a goal.
In December 2013 he left for Metapontino, joining namesake Biagio Di Gennaro.
