FORZA AZZURRI STATISTICS |
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Profile lists of all the Clubs starting with the letters A and B that gave players to the Italian National team |
PROFILES A-B |
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ALESSANDRIA |
FULL NAME: Unione Sportiva Alessandria Calcio 1912 s.r.l. NICKNAME: Grigi (Grays), Orso (Bear). HISTORY: Founded in the 1912 as the football section of the Gymnastics Club 'Forza e Coraggio' (founded in 1896) taking the name 'Foot Ball Club Alessandria'. In 1921 it merged with the 'Unione Sportiva Alessandrina' and adapted the name 'Unione Sportiva Alessandria'. In 2003 the club went bankrupt and the current club was created as a direct heir to the old one. NATIONAL HONOURS: Coppa Coni, 1 - 1926/27 |
CITY: Alessandria |
PLAYERS 20 BALONCIERI Adolfo - M, 1920(d) 6 BERTOLINI Luigi - M, 1929(d) 6 GANDINI Giuseppe - M, 1925(d) 5 CARCANO Carlo - M, 1915(d) 2 BANCHERO Elvio - M, 1928(d) 2 BREZZI Guglielmo - A, 1923 1 CATTANEO Renato - M, 1931(d) 1 FERRARI Giovanni - M, 1930(d) 1 RAVA Pietro - D, 1946 1 TICOZZELLI Giuseppe - D, 1920 (d) |
SCORERS 7 BALONCIERI Adolfo 4 BANCHERO Elvio 1 CARCANO Carlo 1 CATTANEO Renato CAPTAINS 4 BALONCIERI Adolfo UNUSED CALL-UPS GIUNTOLI Adolfo - M VIVIANO Andrea - A |
Carlo CARCANO First player in Azzurro First scorer in Azzurro |
Adolfo BALONCIERI Most Games in Azzurro Most Goals in Azzurro Only captain in Azzurro |
ATALANTA |
FULL NAME: Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio s.p.a. (The name 'Atalanta' is taken from the female athlete of Greek mythology). NICKNAME: Bergamasci (from the city of Bergamo), Orobici (Orobics), La Dea (The Goddess), Nerazzurri (Black-Blues), Regina delle Provinciali (Queen of the Provincial Clubs). HISTORY: Founded in October 1907 by a group of desidents from the sports association 'Giovane Orobica'. In 1914 the club was recognised by the FIGC and on the 20 February 1920 it merged with the 'Societa Bergamasca di Ginnastica e Scherma' |
CITY: Bergamo |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 17 GAMES: 34 SCORERS: 2 GOALS: 3 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 7 DONI Cristiano - M, 2001(d) 5 ZAURI Luciano - M, 2001(d) 3 BASSETTO Adriano - M, 1954(d) 2 CASARI Giuseppe - G, 1948(d) 2 MARI Giacomo - M, 1948(d) 2 MASCHIO Humberto - M, 1962(d)(o) 2 PORRINI Sergio - D, 1993(d) 2 ROTA Battista - D, 1952(d) 1 CADE' Giancarlo - M, 1952(d) 1 DOMENGHINI Angelo - A, 1963(d) 1 INZAGHI Filippo - A, 1997(d) 1 LENTINI Gianluigi - M, 1996 1 LONGONI Angelo - A, 1956(d) 1 PIZZABALLA Pierluigi - G, 1966(d) 1 RONZON Pierluigi - M, 1960(d) 1 ZENONI Damiano - M, 2000(d) 1 ZENONI Cristian - D, 2001(d) |
SCORERS 2 LONGONI Angelo 1 DONI Cristiano CAPTAINS No Atalanta player ever led the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS CAPRILE Emilio - A GANZ Maurizio - A |
Giuseppe CASARI First player in Azzurro |
Giacomo MARI First player in Azzurro |
Cristiano DONI Most Games in Azzurro |
Angelo LONGONI First scorer in Azzurro Most Goals in Azzurro |
ATLETICO MADRID |
FULL NAME: Club Atletico de Madrid NICKNAME: Colchoneros (Mattress Makers), Indios (South Americans). HISTORY: Founded on the 26 April 1903 as a branch of 'Athletico Bilbao' and in 1904 it was joint by dissident members of 'Madrid FC'. In 1921 it became independent and in 1939 merged with 'Aviacion Nacional' of Zaragoza to became 'Athletic Aviacion de Madrid'. In 1947 the current name was established. |
CITY: Madrid (Spain) |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 2 GAMES: 10 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 6 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 9 VIERI Christian - A, 1997 1 SERENA Michele - D, 1998(d) |
Christian VIERI First player in Azzurro Most games in Azzurro Only scorer in Azzurro |
NATIONAL HONOURS: Spanish Champions, 9 - 1939/40, 1940/41, 1949/50, 1950/51, 1965/66, 1969/70, 1972/73, 1976/77, 1995/96. Copa del Rey, 9 - 1960, 1961, 1965, 1972, 1976, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1996. Supercopa de Espana, 3 - 1940, 1951, 1985. Canpeonato del Centro, 4 - 1920/21, 1924/25, 1927/28, 1939/40. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: Cup Winners Cup, 1 - 1962. Intercontinental Cup, 1 - 1974. |
AZZURRO RECORDS: The club whose players scored most goals in Azzurro from all foreign clubs. Christian VIERI finished runner-up top scorer in the 1998 Wold Cup hosted in France and won the FIFA/Addidas Bronze Shoe Award. He is the Azzurro scorer with most goals from a non-Italian Club. Michele SERENA was the first Azzurro to play with the Italian National team only from a non-Italian Club. |
AUSONIA |
FULL NAME: Ausonia di Milano (Ausonia is a Greek and Virgilian poetical name for Italy, recalling the territory of the Ausones, an Italic tribe of southern Italy named after their poetical founder Auson, a son of Ulysses). HISTORY: Active in the National Leagues of 1910, 1920 and 1921. It was also known as 'Ausonia Pro Gorla' after the 'Gorla' area in Milan where the club was based. HONOURS: Nil. |
CITY: Milano |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 2 GAMES: 4 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 2 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 2 RIZZI Giuseppe - M, 1910(d) 2 TRERE' Attilio - M, 1910(d) |
SCORERS 2 RIZZI Giuseppe CAPTAINS No Ausonia player ever led the Azzurri as Captain |
Giuseppe RIZZI First player in Azzurro Only scorer in Azzurro |
Attilio TRERE' First player in Azzurro |
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BARCELONA |
FULL NAME: Futbol Club Barcelona NICKNAME: Barca, Azul Grana / Blaugrana (Blue-Maroons), The Catalans / The Boys of Catalunya (Catalonia is a historic region in north-east Spain and south France). HISTORY: Founded on the 22 October 1899 as 'Foot-Ball Club Barcelona'. In 1939 the club changed the name to 'Club de Fútbol Barcelona' until 1974 when the current name was adapted. |
CITY: Barcelona (Spain) |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 2 GAMES: 24 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 17 ZAMBROTTA Gian Luca - D, 2006 7 COCO Francesco - D, 2001 |
SCORERS No Barcelona player ever scored in Azzurro CAPTAINS No Barcelona player ever led the Azzurri as Captain |
Francesco COCO First player in Azzurro |
NATIONAL HONOURS: Spanish Champions, 19 - 1928/29, 1944/45, 1947/48, 1951/52, 1952/53, 1958/59, 1959/60, 1973/74, 1984/85, 1990/91, 1991/92, 1993/94, 1997/98, 1998/99, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2008/09. Copa del Rey, 25 - 1909/1910, 1911/12, 1912/13, 1919/20, 1921/22, 1924/25, 1925/26, 1927/28, 1941/42, 1950/51, 1951/52, 1952/52, 1956/57, 1958/59, 1962/63, 1967/68, 1970/71, 1977/78, 1980/81, 1982/83, 1987/88, 1989/90, 1996/97, 1997/98, 2008/09. Supercopa de Espana (Copa de Oro Argentina/Copa Eva Duarte), 12 - 1945, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1983, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2005, 2006, 2009. Copa Macaya / Catalan Champions, 22 - 1901/02, 1904/05, 1908/09, 1909/1910, 1910/11, 1912/13, 1915/16, 1918/19, 1919/20, 1920/21, 1921/22, 1923/24, 1924/25, 1925/26, 1926/27, 1927/28, 1929/30, 1930/31, 1931/32, 1933/34, 1935/36, 1937/38. Copa Catalunya, 6 - 1990/91, 1992/93, 1999/00, 2003/04, 2004/05, 2006/07. Copa de la Liga, 2 - 1983, 1986. La Liga del Mediterraneo, 1 - 1937. Copa Martini Rossi, 2 - 1952, 1953. Copa Barcelona, 1 - 1903. Lliga Catalana, 1 - 1937-38. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: UEFA Champions League, 3 - 1991/92, 2005/06, 2008/09. Cup Winners Cup, 4 - 1979, 1982, 1989, 1997. UEFA Cup, 3 - 1958, 1960, 1966. European Super Cup, 3 - 1992, 1997, 2009. Copa Latina, 2 - 1949, 1952. Coupe de Pyrenées, 4 - 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913. |
AVELLINO |
FULL NAME: Unione Sportiva Avellino 1912 s.p.a. NICKNAME: Lupi (Wolves), Biancoverdi (White-Greens), Irpini (from the Irpinia Region of the Apennine Mountains). HISTORY: Founded in December 1912 as 'Unione Sportiva Avellino'. Between 1935 and 1946 the name 'Gruppo Universitario Fascista Costanzo Ciano' was temporary used. HONOURS: Nil |
CITY: Avellino |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 1 GAMES: 5 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 5 DE NAPOLI Fernando - M, 1986(d) |
Fernando DE NAPOLI Only player in Azzurro |
SCORERS No Avellino player ever scored in Azzurro CAPTAINS No Avellino player ever led the Azzurri as Captain |
BARI |
FULL NAME: Associazione Sportiva Bari s.p.a. NICKNAME: Galletti (Cockerels). HISTORY: Founded on the 15 January 1908 as 'Bari Foot Ball Club'. On the 6 February 1927 it merged with 'Foot Ball Club Liberty' (founded in 1908) and adapted the name 'Football Club Bari'. Another merger happened on the 27 February 1928 with 'Unione Sportiva Ideale' (also founded in 1908) to create 'Unione Sportiva Bari'. In 1945 the current name was adapted. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: Mitropa Cup, 1 - 1990. |
CITY: Bari |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 4 GAMES: 10 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 3 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 6 COSTANTINO Raffaele - M, 1929(d) 2 ZAMBROTTA Gian Luca - D, 1999(d) 1 MORO Giuseppe - G, 1949(d) 1 MAESTRELLI Tommaso - M, 1948(d) |
Raffaele COSTANTINO First player in Azzurro Most Games in Azzurro Only scorer in Azzurro |
SCORERS 3 COSTANTINO Raffaele CAPTAINS No Bari player ever led the Azzurri as Captain |
BOLOGNA |
FULL NAME: Bologna Football Club 1909 s.p.a. NICKNAME: Felsinei, Rossoblu (Red-Blues). HISTORY: Founded on the 3 October 1909 as 'Associazione Gioco Calcio Bologna', a name that was eventually changed to the current one. NATIONAL HONOURS: Italian Champions, 7 - 1924/25, 1928/29. 1935/36, 1936/37, 1938/39, 1940/41, 1963/64. Coppa Italia, 2 - 1969/70, 1973/74. Italian Northern League, 1 - 1924-25 |
CITY: Bologna |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 47 GAMES: 337 SCORERS: 13 GOALS: 58 CAPTAINS: 3 CAPTAINED GAMES: 4 |
PLAYERS 29 BULGARELLI Giacomo - M, 1962(d) 26 ANDREOLO Michele - M, 1936(d)(o) 24 BELLUGI Mauro - D, 1975 21 MONZEGLIO Eraldo - D, 1930(d) 21 PITTO Alfredo - M, 1928(d) 21 SCHIAVIO Angelo - A, 1925(d) 18 BIAVATI Amedeo - A, 1938(d) 17 DELLA VALLE Giuseppe - A, 1923(d) 17 PASCUTTI Ezio - A, 1958(d) 13 FOGLI Romano - M, 1958(d) 11 CAPPELLO Gino - A, 1949(d) 10 GENOVESI Pietro - M, 1921(d) 10 NEGRI William - G, 1963 7 PIVATELLI Gino - M, 1955(d) 6 BAGGIO Roberto - M, 1997 6 CERVELLATI Cesarino - M, 1951(d) 6 CORSI Giordano - M, 1935(d) 6 GASPERI Felice - D, 1928(d) 6 GIANNI Mario - G, 1927(d) 6 JANICH Francesco - D, 1962(d) 6 NERVO Carlo - M, 2002(d) 4 PERANI Marino - M, 1966(d) 4 PERIN Bernardo - M, 1921(d) 4 TUMBURUS Paride - M, 1962(d) 3 BALDI Gastone - M, 1922(d) 3 GUARNERI Aristide - D, 1968 3 MONTESANTO Mario - M, 1934(d) 3 POZZI Alberto - A, 1922(d) 3 SANSONE Raffaele - M, 1932(d)(o) 2 BADINI Emilio - M, 1920(d) 2 DOSSENA Giuseppe - M, 1981(d) 2 FEDULLO Francesco - M, 1932(d)(o) 2 GIOVANNINI Guglielmo - D, 1948(d) 2 POZZAN Ugo - M, 1956(d) 1 BALLACCI Dino - D, 1954(d) 1 BORGATO Giovanni - D, 1926(d) 1 BUSINI Antonio - M, 1929(d) 1 CERESOLI Carlo - G, 1938 1 FERRARI Pietro - G, 1940(d) 1 GIORDANI Alberto - M, 1927(d) 1 PAGOTTO Mario - D, 1940(d) 1 PURICELLI Ettore - A, 1939(d)(o) 1 REGUZZONI Carlo - A, 1940(d) 1 RICCI Secondo - D, 1940(d) 1 ROVERSI Tazio - D, 1971(d) 1 SAVOLDI Giuseppe - A, 1975(d) 1 TORRISI Stefano - D, 1997(d) |
Emilio BADINI First player in Azzurro First scorer in Azzurro |
SCORERS 15 SCHIAVIO Angelo 8 BIAVATI Amedeo 8 PASCUTTI Ezio 7 BULGARELLI Giacomo 6 DELLA VALLE Giuseppe 3 CAPPELLO Gino 3 FEDULLO Francesco 2 BAGGIO Roberto 2 PIVATELLI Gino 1 ANDREOLO Michele 1 BADINI Emilio 1 PERANI Marino 1 PURICELLI Ettore CAPTAINS 2 BULGARELLI Giacomo 1 GIANNI Mario 1 SCHIAVIO Angelo UNUSED CALL-UPS BINOTTO Jonatan - M COLOMBA Franco - M FEDELE Adriano - D NATALI Cesare - D PETRI Lamberto - D |
INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: UEFA Intertoto Cup, 1 - 1998. Mitropa Cup, 3 - 1932, 1934, 1961. Anglo-Italian League Cup, 1 - 1970. Torneo dell'Esposizione di Parigi, 1 - 1937. |
Giacomo BULGARELLI Most games in Azzurro Most captain in Azzurro |
Angelo SCHIAVIO Most goals in Azzurro |
Mario GIANNI First captain in Azzurro |
BRESCIA |
FULL NAME: Brescia Calcio s.p.a. NICKNAME: Rondinelle (Swallows), Biancoazzurri (White-blues), Leonessa (Lioness). HISTORY: Founded in 1911 as 'Brescia Foot-Ball Club' through the merger of 'Ginnastica Vittoria' (founded in 1906), 'Liberi e Forti', 'Gimnasium' and 'Unione Sportiva Brescia'. The current name was adapted later on. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: Anglo-Italian Cup, 1 - 1994. Coppa dell' Amicizia Italo-Svizzera, 1 - 1967. |
CITY: Brescia |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 7 GAMES: 15 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 7 TRIVELLINI Giuseppe - G, 1915(d) 2 BONERA Daniele - D, 2001(d) 2 PERUCHETTI Giuseppe - G, 1936(d) 1 AZZINI Giovanni - M, 1952(d) 1 BAGGIO Roberto - M, 2004 1 CARACCIOLO Andrea - M, 2004(d) 1 DEPAOLI Virginio - A, 1966(d) |
Giuseppe TRIVELLINI First player in Azzurro Most games in Azzurro |
Michele SERENA |
Gian Luca ZAMBROTTA |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Pioneer Club - Giuseppe RIZZI and Attilio TRERE' played in the first match of the Italian National team. Giuseppe RIZZI scored the first Away Goal of the Azzurri and is one of the first players to score in his debut match. |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 10 GAMES: 45 SCORERS: 4 GOALS: 13 CAPTAINS: 1 CAPTAINED GAMES: 4 |
Michele ANDREOLO |
Mauro BELLUGI |
Eraldo MONZEGLIO |
Amedeo BIAVATI |
THE WORLD CHAMPIONS |
AZZURRO RECORDS: The Club who gave the first player and scorer in Azzurro from the Serie B. Raffaele COSTANTINO was the first player to play in Azzurro from the Serie B and the first scorer. He formed part of the Italian National team that won the 1930 Coppa Internazionale. |
Giovanni AZZINI |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Corrado TAMIETTI never played with the Italian National team but formed part of the Azzurri Squad that placed first and won the Gold Medal in the 1936 Olympics Football Tournament. Giovanni AZZINI is one of only four players to play in Azzurro only from the Serie B. |
Gian Luca ZAMBROTTA Most games in Azzurro |
(founded in 1878 and since 1913 comprising the 'Football Club Bergamo' that was founded in 1904) and changed the name to 'Atalanta Bergamasca di Ginnastica e Scherma 1907'. By time the term 'Ginnastica e Scherma' in the name was changed to 'Calcio'. NATIONAL HONOURS: Coppa Italia, 1 - 1962/63 |
Andrea CARACCIOLO |
Virginio DEPAOLI |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Elvio BANCHERO and Andrea VIVIANO formed part of the Azzurri Squad that finished third and won the Bronze Medal in the 1928 Olympics Football Tournament, although VIVIANO never played with the Italian National team but still formed part of the Azzurri Squad. Adolfo GIUNTOLI also never played with the Italian National team but formed part of the Azzurri Squad that placed first and won the Gold Medal in the 1936 Olympics Football Tournament. Luigi BERTOLINI formed part of the Italian National team that finished second in the 1932 Coppa Internazionale. |
Elvio BANCHERO |
Luigi BERTOLINI |
AZZURRO RECORDS: The Italo- Argentine Humberto MASCHIO was the last Oriundo to play with two different National Teams. |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Five Bologna players won the World Cup: 1934 - Eraldo MONZEGLIO, Angelo SCHIAVIO; 1938 - Michele ANDREOLO, Amedeo BIAVATI, Carlo CERESOLI. Mauro BELLUGI formed part of the Azzurri Squad that finished fourth in the 1978 World Cup. Giacomo BULGARELLI and Aristide GUARNERI formed part of the Azzurri squad that won the 1968 European Nations Championship. Four Bologna players won the Olympic Bronze Medalafter the Azzurri finished third in the 1928 Olympics Football Tournament: Felice GASPERI, Pietro GENOVESI, Alfredo PITTO and Angelo SCHIAVIO, whilst Lamberto PETRI never played with the Italian National team but formed part of the Azzurri Squad that placed first and won the Gold Medal in the 1936 Olympics Football Tournament. Seven Bologna players won the Coppa Internazionale: 1930 - Pietro GENOVESI, Eraldo MONZEGLIO, Alfredo PITTO, Angelo SCHIAVIO; 1935 - Giordano CORSI, Eraldo MONZEGLIO, Angelo SCHIAVIO. Six others formed part of the Azzurri squad that finished runner-up in the 1932 Coppa Internazionale: Francesco FEDULLO, Felice GASPERI, Mario GIANNI, Eraldo MONZEGLIO, Alfredo PITTO and Raffaele SANSONE. Angelo SCHIAVIO was the Runner-up Top Scorer of the 1934 World Cup and became the first European player to score the winning goal in a World Cup final. He scored the first Italian goal in a World Cup final stage match and is the first Italian player to score four goals in one World Cup edition. Giacomo BULGARELLI scored more goals than he played matches in the 1962 World Cup edition (2 goals in 1 match). At 32 years, 3 months, 27 days Carlo REGUZZONI is the fourth oldest player to make his debut in Azzurro and Michele ANDREOLO is the Italo-Uruguaian Oriundo to play most games in Azzurro. Ettore PURICELLI is the only Italo-Uruguaian/Argentine Oriundo to play in Azzurro. |
Giuseppe DELLA VALLE |
Aristide GUARNERI |
Felice GASPERI |
Carlo CERESOLI |
Giordano CORSI |
Pietro GENOVESI |
Francesco FEDULLO |
Raffaele SANSONE |
Carlo RAGUZZONI |
BAYERN MUNICH |
FULL NAME: FC Bayern München AG. (Bayern means Bavarians in German Language, that is the people of Bavaria, one of the Free States that form the Federal Republic of Germany, the capital of which is Munich). NICKNAME: Der FCB (The FCB), Die Bayern (The Bavarians), Die Roten (The Reds). HISTORY: Founded in 1900 by members of the 'Munich Gymnastics Club', it passed through a very difficult period during the Hitler years after being taunted as the "Jew's club". After the Second World War the club managed to regroup and continue its work. NATIONAL HONOURS: German Champions, 21 - 1932, 1968/69, 1971/72, 1972/73, 1973/74, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1984/85, 1985/86, 1986/87, 1988/89, 1989/90, 1993/94, 1996/97, 1998/99, 1999/2000, 2000/01, 2002/03, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2007/08. German Cup, 14 - 1957, 1966, |
CITY: Munich (Germany) |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 1 GAMES: 20 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 4 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 20 TONI Luca - A, 2007 |
Luca TONI Only player in Azzurro |
SCORERS 4 TONI Luca CAPTAINS No Bayern Munich player ever led the Azzurri as Captain |
1967, 1969, 1971, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008. German League Cup, 6 - 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2007. German Super Cup, 3 - 1982 (Unofficial), 1987, 1990. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: UEFA Champions League, 4 - 1974, 1975, 1976, 2001. Cup Winners Cup, 1 - 1967. UEFA Cup, 1 - 1996. Intercontinental Cup, 2 - 1976, 2001. |
Romano FOGLI |
Gino CAPPELLO |
Ettore PURICELLI |
Luciano ZAURI |
Christian ABBIATI |
SCORERS 6 VIERI Christian CAPTAINS No Atletico Madrid player ever led the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS ABBIATI Christian - G |
Daniele BONERA |
Giuseppe PERUCHETTI |
Roberto BAGGIO |
Alfredo PITTO |
Ezio PASCUTTI |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Luca TONI is one of only ten Azzurri players who scored in the first minute of an Azzurro match |
Adriano BASSETTO |
Humberto MASCHIO |
Sergio PORRINI |
SCORERS No Brescia player ever scored in Azzurro CAPTAINS No Brescia player ever led the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS TAMIETTI Corrado - D |
LEGEND OF LISTS: Number of Games / Goals / Captained Games, Surname, Name, Position, Year of first game in Azzurro from the Club. POSITIONS: G - Goalkeeper, D - Defender, M - Midfielder, A - Attacker. ABBRIVIATIONS: (d) - Debut, Played his first game in Azzurro in that year and with that club. (o) - Oriundo UNUSED CALL-UPS: Statistics covered only from Azzurro Game 299 (25 September 1971) till TODAY. It includes also the Squads for the World Cups: 1970, 1966, 1962, 1954, 1950, 1938, 1934; European Nations Cup: 1968; Olympic Games Football Tournaments: 1952, 1948, 1936, 1928, 1924, 1920, 1912. The Players displayed for each club are not necessary the best or most memorable players from the club, but statistically they are the main players. Displayed are mainly, the first players to play in Azzurro, score in Azzurro and Captain the Azzurri from the club and the players who played the most in Azzurro, scored most in Azzurro and Captained most the Azzurri from the Club. Where space permitted other significant statistical players from the club were displayed. |
