Mascot - Griffin), Vecchio Balordo (Old Fool - the oldest football club in Italy,
but dry of major titles since 1937).
HISTORY:The first football club in Italy, it was founded on the 7 September 1893 as 'Genoa Cricket and Athletic Club'. In 1899 it changed the name to 'Genoa Cricket and Football Club' and in 1928 to 'Genova 1893 Circolo del Calcio'. In 1935 the name was again changed, this time to 'Associazione Calcio Genova 1893', but in 1945, at the end of WW II, the name was changed back to the old 'Genoa Cricket and Football Club'. In 1967 the name was changed to 'Genoa 1893' but in 1998 the name returned back to ''Genoa Cricket and Football Club' for the third and last time since this name is the one still used today.
NATIONAL HONOURS: Italian Champions, 9 - 1898, 1899, 1900, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1914/15, 1922/23, 1923/24. Coppa Italia, 1 - 1936/37. Collare d'Oro al Merito Sportivo, 1 - 2002. Stella d'Oro al Merito Sportivo, 1 - 1967.
INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: Coppa delle Alpi, 2 - 1962, 1964.Anglo-Italian Cup, 1 - 1996. Coppa dell' Amicizia Italo-Francese, 1 - 1963.
CITY: Genova
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM
PLAYERS: 46 GAMES: 233 SCORERS: 11 GOALS: 25
CAPTAINS: 1 CAPTAINED GAMES: 26
Edoardo MARIANI
First player in Azzurro
PLAYERS
73 ANTOGNONI Giancarlo - M, 1974(d)
37 MONTOLIVO Riccardo - M, 2007(d)
29 DE SISTI Giancarlo - M, 1967(d)
25 CERVATO Sergio - D, 1951(d)
22 GILARDINO Alberto - A, 2008
21 CHIESA Federico - A, 2018(d)
20 MAGNINI Ardico - D, 1953(d)
20 SEGATO Armando - M, 1953(d)
19 GALLI Giovanni - G, 1983(d)
18 ALBERTOSI Enrico - G, 1961(d)
18 TOLDO Francesco - G, 1995(d)
17 AQUILANI Alberto - M, 2012
17 CHIAPPELLA Giuseppe - M, 1953(d)
17 GRAZIANI Francesco - A, 1981
17 TONI Luca - A, 2005
15 ROBOTTI Enzo - D, 1958(d)
14 BIRAGHI Cristiano - D, 2018(d)
13 BAGGIO Roberto - M, 1988(d)
13 DI LIVIO Angelo - M, 2000
12 MONTUORI Miguel - M, 1956(d)(o)
12 PIZZIOLO Mario - M, 1933(d)
11 GRATTON Guido - M, 1953(d)
11 PASQUAL Manuel - D, 2006(d)
9 BERNARDESCHI Federico - M, 2016(d)
8 GAMBERINI Alessandro - D, 2007(d)
7 CASTELLETTI Sergio - D, 1958(d)
7 PANDOLFINI Egisto - M, 1950(d)
7 ROGGI Moreno - D, 1974(d)
7 ROSETTA Francesco - M, 1949(d)
7 VIRGILI Giuseppe - A, 1955(d)
6 KEAN Moise Bioty - A, 2024
6 MASSARO Daniele - A, 1982(d)
5 CHIELLINI Giorgio - D, 2004(d)
5 LOJACONO Francisco R. - M, 1959(d)(o)
5 PICCINI Achille - M, 1936(d)
5 PITTO Alfredo - M, 1931
4 ASTORI Davide - D, 2016
4 BONAVENTURA Giacomo - M, 2020
4 CASTROVILLI Gaetano - M, 2019(d)
4 ORZAN Alberto - M, 1956(d)
4 TORRICELLI Moreno - D, 1998
3 ADANI Daniele - D, 2000(d)
3 BERTINI Mario - M, 1966(d)
3 BORGONOVO Stefano - A, 1989(d)
3 CASSANI Mattia - D, 2011
3 COIS Sandro - M, 1998(d)
3 COSTAGLIOLA Leonardo - G, 1953(d)
3 DI MAURO Fabrizio - M, 1993(d)
3 FERRANTE Ugo - D, 1970(d)
3 MARCHIONNI Marco - M, 2009
3 ORLANDO Alberto - A, 1965
3 PETRIS Gianfranco - A, 1959
3 PRINI Maurilio - A, 1956(d)
3 ROSSI Giuseppe - A, 2013
2 CARNASCIALI Daniele - D, 1994(d)
2 ELIANI Alberto - D, 1948(d)
2 GRIFFANTI Luigi - G, 1942(d)
2 MARCHESI Rino - M, 1961(d)
1 CASO Domenico - M, 1974(d)
1 CHIARUGI Luciano - A, 1969(d)
1 CHIESA Enrico - A, 2001
1 DAINELLI Dario - D, 2005(d)
1 DE SILVESTRI Lorenzo - D, 2010(d)
1 GOBBI Massimo - M, 2006(d)
1 GUERINI Vincenzo - M, 1974(d)
1 LIVERANI Fabio - M, 2006
1 MAGLI Augusto - M, 1950(d)
1 MERLO Claudio - M, 1969(d)
1 MICCOLI Fabrizio - A, 2004
1 NEGRO Alfonso - M, 1936(d)
1 PADALINO Pasquale - D, 1996(d)
1 PIERINI Alessandro - D, 2001(d)
1 PIROVANO Giovan B. - M, 1966(d)
1 SARTI Giuliano - G, 1959(d)
1 SEMIOLI Franco - M, 2007
Egisto PANDOLFINI
First captain in Azzurro
Renzo
DE VECCHI
Most games in Azzurro
Only captain in Azzurro
Sergio CERVATO
Most captain in Azzurro
Giancarlo
DE SISTI
Ardico MAGNINI
Alberto
AQUILANI
Giovanni GALLI
Luca
TONI
Most goals in Azzurro
Roberto BAGGIO
Miguel MONTUORI
AZZURRO RECORDS: Seven Fiorentina players won the World Cup: 1934 - Mario PIZZIOLO; 1982 - Giancarlo ANTOGNONI, Giovanni GALLI, Francesco GRAZIANI, Daniele MASSARO, Pietro VIERCHOWOD (who never played in Azzurro with Fiorentina); 2006 - Luca TONI. Giancarlo DE SISTI and Ugo FERRANTE formed part of the Azzurri Squad that finished Runner-up in the 1970 World Cup, Roberto BAGGIO in that of 1990 when the Azzurri finished third and Giancarlo ANTOGNONI in the 1978 Squad that finished fourth. Three Fiorentina players won the European Nations Championship and became European Champions: in 1968 Enrico ALBERTOSI, Giancarlo DE SISTI, and in 2020 Gaetano CASTROVILLI. Three other players formed part of the Azzurri Squads that finished Runner-up European Champions: Angelo DI LIVIO and Francesco TOLDO in 2000 and Riccardo MONTOLIVO in 2012, whilst Giancarlo ANTOGNONI and Giovanni GALLI formed part of the 1980 squad that finished fourth. Alberto AQUILANI formed part of the Azzurri squad that finished third in the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013. Alfonso NEGRO and Achille PICCINI won the Gold Medal when the Italian National Team finished first in the Football Tournament of the 1936 Olympic Games. Mario PIZZIOLO won the 1935 Coppa Internazionale and Alfredo PITTO formed part of the Azzurri Squad that finished Runner-up in the 1932 Coppa Internazionale. Miguel MONTUORI was the first Oriundo to ever lead the Italian National Team as Captain and the most to do so (2 captained games). He is also the only Italo-Argentinian/Chilean Oriundo to play in Azzurro, the first coloured player to play in Azzurro and the only to lead them as Captain. Giancarlo ANTOGNONI is the Azzurro (joint) who received most Red Cards (two).
Giovanni STROPPA
Most games in Azzurro
Romano
MICELLI
First player in Azzurro
Virgilio F. LEVRATTO
Most goals in Azzurro
Guglielmo BREZZI
First goal in Azzurro
Ottavio BARBIERI
AZZURRO RECORDS: Two Genoa players won the 1938 World Cup - Mario GENTA andMario PERAZZOLO. Three Genoa players won the Olympic Bronze Medal when the Azzurri finished third in the Football Tournament of the 1928 Olympic Games: Delfo BELLINI, Giovanni DE PRA' and Virgilio F. LEVRATTO. Two Genoa players won the 1930 Coppa Internazionale: Giovanni DE PRA' andVirgilio F. LEVRATTO, whilst Elvio BANCHERO formed part of the Azzurri Squad that finished second in the 1932 Coppa Internazionale. Salvatore SIRIGU formed part of the Azzurri squad that finished third in the UEFA Nations League 2020/21.
Renzo DE VECCHI was the first Azzurro player to score an own goal.
Enrico ALBERTOSI
Francesco TOLDO
Alberto
GILARDINO
Luigi BURLANDO
Daniele
MASSARO
Francesco
GRAZIANI
Mario
PIZZIOLO
Ugo
FERRANTE
Pietro
VIERCHOWOD
Achille
PICCINI
Alfonso
NEGRO
Angelo
DI LIVIO
Aristodemo E.
SANTAMARIA
Domenico
CRISCITO
Stefano
ERANIO
Mario
PERAZZOLO
Mario
GENTA
Augusto
BERGAMINO
Lorenzo
BUFFON
GALATASARAY
CITY: Istanbul
(Turkey)
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM
PLAYERS: 2 GAMES: 3 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0
CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0
PLAYERS
2 ZANIOLO Nicolo - M, 2023
1 DE SANCTIS Morgan - G, 2008
SCORERS
No Galatasaray player ever scored in Azzurro
CAPTAINS
No Galatasaray player ever led the Azzurri as Captain
Morgan
DE SANCTIS
First Player in Azzurro
SCORERS
10 TONI Luca
8 GILARDINO Alberto
7 ANTOGNONI Giancarlo
5 BAGGIO Roberto
4 DE SISTI Giancarlo
4 PANDOLFINI Egisto
3 CERVATO Sergio
3 GRATTON Guido
3 GRAZIANI Francesco
3 KEAN Moise Bioty
3 LOJACONO Francisco R.
2 AQUILANI Alberto
2 MONTUORI Miguel
2 VIRGILI Giuseppe
1 BERNARDESCHI Federico
1 BERTINI Mario
1 BIRAGHI Cristiano
1 BONAVENTURA Giacomo
1 CHIESA Federico
1 MICCOLI Fabrizio
1 MONTOLIVO Riccardo
1 NEGRO Alfonso
1 PITTO Alfredo
1 PIZZIOLO Mario
1 ROSSI Giuseppe
CAPTAINS
5 CERVATO Sergio
4 ANTOGNONI Giancarlo
2 MAGNINI Ardico
2 MONTUORI Miguel
2 PANDOLFINI Egisto
2 SEGATO Armando
1 GILARDINO Alberto
UNUSED CALL-UPS
BENASSI Marco - M
BERTI Nicola - M
BIANCO Alessando - M
CAMUZZO Pietro - D
FUSER Diego - M
LANDUCCI Marco - G
MARTINELLI Tommaso - G
SOTTIL Riccardo - A
SUPERCHI Franco - G
VICIANI Corrado - A
VIERCHOWOD Pietro - D
VIVIANO Emiliano - G
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Riccardo
MONTOLIVO
Elvio
BANCHERO
Delfo
BELLINI
Enrico
SARDI
Lorenzo
BUFFON
Salvatore
BOCCHETTI
Luca
ANTONELLI
Enzo
ROBBOTI
Armando
SEGATO
Giuseppe
CHIAPPELLA
Giovanni
DE PRA'
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.
ABBREVIATIONS: (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 the most in Azzurro and Captained the most the Azzurri from the Club. Where space permitted other significant statistical players from the club were displayed.
CITY: Firenze
FULL NAME: ASF (Associazione Calcio Firenze) Fiorentina
HISTORY:Founded on the 29 August 1926 as 'Associazione Calcio
Firenze' after the merger of the football sections of 'Palestra Ginnastica Fiorentina Libertas' (established in 1877) and 'Club Sportivo Firenze' (established in 1870). A year later the name was changed twice in a short time, first to 'Associazione Fiorentina del Calcio' and later to 'Associazione Calcio Fiorentina'. In 1928 the club incorporated within its structure two minor clubs - Unione Sportiva Fiorenza and Itala Football Club (founded in 1907). In 2002 it was declared bankrupt but was re-founded immediately as 'Florentia Viola' and in 2003 the name was changed to the current one.
NATIONAL HONOURS:Italian Champions, 2 - 1955.56, 1968/69. Coppa Italia, 6 - 1939/40, 1960/61, 1965/66, 1974/75, 1995/96, 2000/01. Italian Super Cup, 1 - 1996. Stella d'oro al Merito Sportivo, 1 - 1976.
INTERNATIONAL HONOURS:UEFA Cup Winners Cup, 1 -1960/61. Mitropa Cup, 1 - 1966.
Anglo-Italian League Cup, 1 - 1975.
Gaetano
CASTROVILLI
Federico
CHIESA
FREIBURG
CITY: Freiburg im
Breisgau (Germany)
FULL NAME: Sport-Club Freiburg
NICKNAMES: Breisgau-Brasilianer (Breisgau Brazilians - From the
time the club pllayed attractive attacking football under coach Volker Finke
(1991 - 2007), Breisgau being the region of the city Freiburg im Breisgau).
HISTORY:Founded in 1912, but the origins of the club goes back to 1904 with the founding of two separate clubs: 'Freiburger Fußballverein 04' (who in 1909 changed the name to 'Sportverein Freiburg 04') and 'FC Schwalbe Freiburg' (who in 1905 changed the name to 'FC Mars' and to 'Union Freiburg' in 1906). In 1912 these two clubs merged to create 'Sportclub Freiburg'. After WW I, in 1918, they joined temporary with 'Freiburger FC' (founded in 1897) to create 'KSG Freiburg' and a year later, in 1919, they disjoined and became the football section of 'FT 1844 Freiburg' (founded in 1844). In 1928 they became independent again and entered into a deal with ' PSV (Polizeisportvereins) Freiburg 1924' to share their Stadium. This lasted until the bankruptcy of 'PSV' in 1930 and the club returned as the football section of 'FT 1844 Freiburg'. After WW II all German clubs were required to be re-founded and to change their names and 'Sportclub Freiburg' was changed to 'VfL Freiburg' until 1952 when they became again independent and returned to the old name 'Sportclub Freiburg' which is still in use today.
HONOURS: Nil.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM
PLAYERS: 1 GAMES: 8 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 4
CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0
PLAYERS
8 GRIFO Vincenzo - A, 2019
SCORERS
4 GRIFO Vincenzo
CAPTAINS
No Freiburg player ever led the Azzurri as Captain
Vincenzo
GRIFO
Only Player in Azzurro
FULL NAME: Calcio Foggia 1920
NICKNAMES: Rossoneri (Club Colours - Red and Blacks), Satanelli
(Club Mascot - Young Satans), Dauni (Bronze Age tribe who lived in the area of
the City of Foggia and gave their name to the nearby Daunian Mountains), Diavoli del Sud (Devils of the South - Not to be mixed with the Devils of the North - Milan)
HISTORY: Founded on the 5 July 1920 as 'Sporting Club Foggia' through the merger of 'Unione Sportiva Atleta' (founded in 1912), 'Maciste' (founded in 1919) and 'Unione Sportiva Pro Foggia' (founded in 1919). In 1928 it merged with 'Velo Club Foggia' and changed its name to ' Unione Sportiva Foggia'. This name was changed many times along the years - 1940 to 'Unione Polisportiva Foggia', in 1945, after WWII, to 'IPAS Foggia' when it merged with 'Gruppo Sportivo Cartiera', in 1946 the name returned to 'Unione Sportiva Foggia', in 1958 to 'Unione Sportiva Foggia & Incedit' after the merger with 'Gruppo Sportivo Incedit' (founded in 1945), in 1969 the name returned yet again to 'Unione Sportiva Foggia', in 1985 to 'Foggia Calcio' and in 2004 the name returned for the fourth time to 'Unione Sportiva Foggia'. In 2012 it was re-founded after being declared bankrupt, under the name 'Associazione Calcistica Dilettantistica Foggia Calcio' but a year later, in 2013, the name returned to 'Foggia Calcio'. In 2019 it was again declared bankrupt but was re-founded again under the name 'Calcio Foggia 1920 Società Sportiva Dilettantistica' and in 2020 the name was changed to the current one.
Mascot - Lions), Canarini (Canaries - In view of the yellow colours of their kit),
Ciociari (The popular name of the, called since the 18th century of the people coming from some impoverished territories southeast of Rome, including Frosinone. The word comes from the name, in Roman dialect, of a simple footwear'used by some poor shepherds in these areas - Ciocie).
HISTORY:Founded on the 5 March 1906 as 'Unione Sportiva Frusinate' but in 1925 the club was re founded as 'Società Sportiva Alba Frusinate'. The name was changed in 1928 to 'Gruppo Sportivo CXIX Legione M.V.S.N. Frosinone' and in 1929 to 'Polisportiva Bellator Frusino'. The club was disbanded during WW II, but in 1945 the club was re founded as 'Unione Sportiva Frosinone'. The name was changed in 1950 to 'Associazione Sportiva Frosinone', but in 1959 it was declared bankrupt and re-founded immediately with the old name 'Unione Sportiva Frosinone'. In 1963 the club was re founded again as 'Sporting Club Frosinone', taking the the sports rights of 'Associazione Sportiva Nuova Cisterna' (founded in 1926). In 1973 the name was changed to the old name 'Associazione Sportiva Frosinone'. In 1990 the club was again declared bankrupt but was immediately re-founded with the current name.
HONOURS: Nil.
PLAYERS
1 GATTI Federico - D, 2022(d)
1 ZERBIN Alessio - A, 2022(d)
SCORERS
No Frosinone player ever led the Azzurri as Captain
CAPTAINS
No Frosinone player ever led the Azzurri as Captain
UNUSED CALL-UPS
BOLOCA Daniel - M
CASO Giuseppe - A
CASSATA Francesco - M
MORO Luca - A
MULATTIERI Samuele - A
PINAMONTI Andrea - A
TURATI Stefano - G
Alessio
ZERBIN
First player in Azzurro
AZZURRO RECORDS: Frosinone is one of only four clubs who gave players to the Italian National team only from the Serie B. Alessio ZERBIN is one of only seven players to play in Azzurro only from the Serie B.
Francesco
CASSATA
FULL NAME: Galatasaray Spor Kulubu.(Galatasaray Sports Club - The
name means 'Galat Palace' in the Turkish language. Galata is the former name of
the Karaköy neighbourhood in Istanbul where the club is based. It is derived from
Galatai, meaning the "Galatians", a Celtic tribe that had stayed in the Galata area
during the Hellenistic period (323 - 30 BC).
NICKNAMES: Sar-Krmzllar (Club Colours - Yellow-Reds), Cimbom (No one knows the origin of this nickname although various legends exists), Aslanlar (The Lions - From the nickname of their 1910's player Nihat Asım Bekdik 'Aslam' who made his debut with the club at age 14), Avrupa Fatihi (Conqueror of Europe - After becoming the only Turkish club to win a major UEFA cup), Gala (Abbreviation of the name).
HISTORY:Founded without a name on the 20 October 1905 by the students of the 'Galatasaray Lisesi' (Galata Palace High-School). Among the names suggested were 'Gloria' (Victory) and 'Audace' (Courage) but 'Galatasaray' was finally selected after the spectators during the first club match, started calling the players 'Galata Saray Efendileri' (Gentlemen of Galata Palace). The club used to have a total of sixteen different sport disciplines, but today fourteen are still active: Football (men and women), Volleyball (men and women), Waterpolo (men and women), Basketball (men, women and Wheelchair), Athletics, Chess, Bridge, Equestrian, Judo, Rowing, Sailing, Swimming, Tennis and E-Sports. The other two disciplines seized to exist: Handball and Superleague Formula Racing.
INTERNATIONAL HONOURS:UEFA (Europa) Cup, 1 - 1999/2000. UEFA Super Cup, 1 - 2000.
SCORERS
9 LEVRATTO Virgilio F
5 BREZZI Guglielmo
2 RETEGUI Mateo
2 SARDI Enrico
1 BERTONI Sergio
1 BURLANDO Luigi
1 CARAPELLESE Riccardo
1 GILARDINO Alberto
1 NERI Giacomo
1 SANTAMARIA Aristo.E.
1 STELLIN Adone
CAPTAINS
26 DE VECCHI Renzo
UNUSED CALL-UPS
BIRASCHI Davide - D
CALAFIORI Riccardo - D
CAMBIASO Andrea - D
CATALDI Danilo - M
FREGOSI Lino - G
IZZO Armando - D
LIPANI Luca - M
MELANDRI Pier Ugo - M
MELEGONI Filippo - M
PAVOLETTI Leonardo - A
PEZZELLA Giuseppe - D
PICCOLI Roberto - A
PRUZZO Roberto - A
ROVELLA Nicolo - M
STURARO Stefano - M
YEBOAH Kelvin K. - A(n)
Salvatore
SIRIGU
Sergio
BERTONI
Mateo
RETEGUI
HERACLES ALMELO
PLAYERS
No Heracles Almelo player ever played in Azzurro
SCORERS
No Heracles Almelo player ever scored in Azzurro
CAPTAINS
No Heracles Almelo player ever led the Azzurri as Captain
UNUSED CALL-UPS
QUAGLIATA Giacomo - D
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM
PLAYERS: 0 GAMES: 0 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0
CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0
CITY: Almelo
(Netherlands)
FULL NAME: Heracles Almelo (The name 'Heracles' comes from the
demi-god hero of Greek mythology, famous for his strength)
NICKNAMES: Heraclieden (The People of Heracles - the Club Mascot),
HAFC (Abbreviation of the club name including 'Football Club').
HISTORY: Founded on the 3 May 1903 as 'Heracles'. In 1974 the name was
changed to 'SC Heracles '74' and in 1998 to the current 'Heracles Almelo'.
NATIONAL HONOURS: Dutch Champions, 2 - 1926/27, 1940/41.
Giacomo
QUAGLIATA
HOFFENHEIM
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM
PLAYERS: 1 GAMES: 1 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0
CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0
CITY: Hoffenheim
(Germany)
FULL NAME: Turn- und Sportgemeinschaft 1899 Hoffenheim
(Gymnastics and Sports Association 1899 Hoffenheim)
NICKNAMES: Der Blau (Club Colours - The Blues), Die Kraichgauer
(From the Kraichgau region - the region of the city of Hoffenheim), Achtzehn99 (Eighteen99 - The year of the club's foundation).
HISTORY:Founded on the 1 July 1899 as a Gymnastics club with the name 'Turnverein Hoffenheim'. In 1921 a football department was created within the
club with the name 'Fußballverein Hoffenheim'. In 1945 both departments merged to create the current club 'Turn- und Sportgemeinschaft 1899 Hoffenheim'.
HONOURS: Nil.
PLAYERS
1 GRIFO Vincenzo - A, 2018(d)
SCORERS
No Hoffenheim player ever scored in Azzurro
CAPTAINS
No Hoffenheim player ever led the Azzurri as Captain
Vincenzo
GRIFO
Only Player in Azzurro
Nicolo
ZANIOLO
Most Games in Azzurro
AZZURRO RECORDS: Nicolo ZANIOLO formed part of the Azzurri squad that finished third in the UEFA Nations League 2022/23.
