One of the things that sets Italy apart from many other leagues is their habit of producing loyal, passionate stars.
Most of the major clubs have a player or two who have remained one-club men throughout their careers, such as Javier Zanetti of Inter (bar his Argentine start), Daniele De Rossi of Roma or Claudio Marchisio of Juventus.
The one that sticks out, though, is Totti. He's a Roman legend, and he's been around so long and was so prominent for the national side that to the casual fan Totti is the face of Serie A.
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