FORZA AZZURRI STATISTICS |
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Profile lists of all the Clubs starting with the letters N, O, P and Q that gave players to the Italian National team |
PROFILES N-Q |
Clubs: |
NAPOLI |
FULL NAME: Societa Sportiva Calcio Napoli s.p.a. NICKNAMES: Azzurri (blues), I Ciucciarelli (The little donkeys), Partenopei (The Greek name of the city of Napoli derived from the Greek mythology siren Parthenope). HISTORY: Founded in 1904 as 'Napoli Foot-Ball and Cricket Club' but two years later the name was shortened to 'Napoli Foot-Ball Club'. In 1921 it merged with 'Internazionale Napoli (founded in 1912 by foreign desident players from 'Napoli Foot-Ball Club') to create 'Foot-Ball Club Internazionale-Naples' also known as 'FBC Internaples'. In 1926 the club changed the name to 'Associazione Calcio Napoli' and in 1964 to the current name |
CITY: Napoli |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 29 GAMES: 212 SCORERS: 7 GOALS: 13 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
Attila SALLUSTRO First player in Azzurro |
NOVARA |
FULL NAME: Novara Calcio Spa NICKNAMES: Azzurri (blues). HISTORY: Founded in December 1908 as 'Football Association Studenti' by teenage students, but in November 1912 they were joint by all the best players of the clubs 'Voluntas', 'Pro Scalon', 'Ginnastica e Scherma', 'Forza & Speranza' and 'Collegio Gallarini' to create 'Novara Calcio'. HONOURS: Nil. |
CITY: Novara |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 5 GAMES: 25 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 3 CAPTAINS: 1 CAPTAINED GAMES: 2 |
PLAYERS 11 MIGLIAVACCA Enrico - M, 1921(d) 6 REYNAUDI Ettore - M, 1920(d) 4 MENEGHETTI Mario - M, 1920(d) 2 MARUCCO Giustiniano - A, 1920(d) 2 PIOLA Silvio - A, 1947 |
Enrico MIGLIAVACCA Most games in Azzurro Only scorer in Azzurro |
NOVESE |
FULL NAME: Unione Sportiva Dilettantistica Novese (The name 'Novese' means the club of the city 'Novi') HISTORY: Founded in 1919. NATIONAL HONOURS: Italian Champions, 1 - 1921/22. |
CITY: Novi Ligure |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 3 GAMES: 11 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 2 CAPTAINS: 1 CAPTAINED GAMES: 1 |
PLAYERS 6 SANTAMARIA Aristodemo E. - M, 1921 4 CEVENINI Luigi - M, 1921 1 VERCELLI Luigi - D, 1921(d) |
SCORERS 2 SANTAMARIA Aristodemo E CAPTAINS 1 SANTAMARIA Aristodemo E |
Aristodemo E. SANTAMARIA First player in Azzurro Most games in Azzurro Only scorer in Azzurro Only captain in Azzurro |
Luigi CEVENINI |
OLYMPIQUE MARSEILLE |
FULL NAME: Olympique de Marseille NICKNAMES: l'OM, l'Oheme, Marseillais. HISTORY: Founded in 1899 as'Olympique de Marseille' after the restructuring of the 'Football Club de Marseille' founded in 1892 as 'Sporting Club de Marseille'. NATIONAL HONOURS: French Champions, 8 - 1937, 1948, 1971, 1972, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992. French Cup, 10 - 1924, 1926, 1927, 1935, 1938, 1943, 1969, 1972, 1976, 1989. French Super Cup (Trophée des Champions), 1 - 1971. |
CITY: Marseille (France) |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 1 GAMES: 5 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 5 RAVANELLI Fabrizio - A, 1997 |
Fabrizio RAVANELLI Only player in Azzurro |
SCORERS No Olympique Marseille player ever scored in Azzurro CAPTAINS No Olympique Marseille player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain |
PERUGIA |
FULL NAME: Perugia Calcio Spa. NICKNAMES: Grifoni (Griffons) HISTORY: Founded on the 9 June 1905 as 'Associazione Calcio Perugia' after the merger of 'Fortebraccio' and 'Libertas'. For a brief period, between 1913 and 1919, they changed their name to 'Societa Sportiva Perugia'. In 2005 they were declared bankrupt but refounded immediately as 'Perugia Calcio Spa'. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: .UEFA Intertoto Cup, 1 - 2003. |
CITY: Perugia |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 7 GAMES: 20 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 5 ROSSI Paolo - A, 1979 4 MICCOLI Fabrizio - A, 2003(d) 3 BAGNI Salvatore - M, 1981(d) 3 GROSSO Fabio - D, 2003(d) 2 LIVERANI Fabio - M, 2001(d) 2 MATERAZZI Marco - D, 2001(d) 1 GIUNTI Federico - M, 1996(d) |
Paolo ROSSI First player in Azzurro Most games in Azzurro |
SCORERS No Perugia player ever scored in Azzurro CAPTAINS No Perugia player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS NOVELLINO Walter A. - A |
PLAYERS 49 DE NAPOLI Fernando - M, 1986 28 BAGNI Salvatore - M, 1984 25 FERRARA Ciro - D, 1987(d) 19 ZOFF Dino - G, 1968(d) 18 JULIANO Antonio - M, 1966(d) 12 CRIPPA Massimo - M, 1988(d) 10 CARNEVALE Andrea A. - A, 1989(d) 6 AMADEI Amedeo - A, 1951 5 BUGATTI Ottavio - G, 1957 4 CASARI Giuseppe - G, 1951 4 FRANCINI Giovanni - D, 1987 3 COLOMBARI Enrico - M, 1932 3 FUSI Luca - M, 1989 3 ORLANDINI Andrea - M, 1974(d) 3 QUAGLIARELLA Fabio - A, 2009 3 SAVOLDI Giuseppe - A, 1975 3 ZOLA Gianfranco - M, 1991(d) 2 BIANCHI Ottavio - M, 1966(d) 2 SALLUSTRO Attila - A, 1929(d)(o) 1 BELLUGI Mauro - D, 1979 1 ESPOSITO Salvatore - M, 1975(d) 1 FERRARIS Pietro - A, 1935(d) 1 GIORDANO Bruno - A, 1985 1 MAGGIO Christian - M, 2008(d) 1 MIHALIC Marcello - M, 1929(d) 1 NARDIN Stelio - D, 1967(d) 1 PESAOLA Bruno - M, 1957(d)(o) 1 POSIO Celso - M, 1957(d) 1 VOJAK Antonio - M, 1932(d) |
SCORERS 3 MIGLIAVACCA Enrico CAPTAINS 2 PIOLA Silvio |
Fernando DE NAPOLI Most games in Azzurro |
Fabrizio MICCOLI |
'Società Sportiva Calcio Napoli'. In 1994 the club was declared bankrupt but was immediately refounded as 'Napoli Soccer', but in 2006 the current name was again restored. NATIONAL HONOURS: Italian Champions, 2 - 1986/87, 1989/90. Coppa Italia, 3 - 1961/62, 1975/76, 1986/87. Italian Super Cup, 1 - 1990. Lipton Challenge Cup, 3 - 1909, 1911, 1914. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: UEFA Cup, 1 - 1988/89. Coppa delle Alpi, 1 - 1966. Anglo-Italian League Cup, 1 - 1976. |
Marcello MIHALIC First player in Azzurro First goal in Azzurro |
Amedeo AMADEI Most Goals in Azzurro |
Salvatore BAGNI |
Antonio JULIANO |
Dino ZOFF |
Ciro FERRARA |
Mario MENEGHETTI First player in Azzurro |
Silvio PIOLA Only captain in Azzurro |
PADOVA |
FULL NAME: Calcio Padova SpA NICKNAMES: Biancoscudati (White-Shielded), Patavini (Patavins meaning the people of Patavium, the old Latin name of the city of Padova). HISTORY: Founded on the 29 January 1910 as 'Associazione Calcio Padova'. The name was eventually changed to the current 'Calcio Padova Spa'. HONOURS: Nil. |
CITY: Padova |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 6 GAMES: 15 SCORERS: 2 GOALS: 2 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 5 BRIGHENTI Sergio - A, 1959(d) 4 FAYENZ Antonio - M, 1925(d) 3 MONTI Feliciano - A, 1923(d) 1 MARIANI Amos - M, 1959 1 MORO Silvano - M, 1958(d) 1 VECCHINA Giovanni - A, 1928(d) |
Feliciano MONTI First player in Azzurro |
SCORERS 1 BRIGHENTI Sergio 1 MARIANI Amos CAPTAINS No Padova player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain |
Sergio BRIGHENTI Most games in Azzurro First goal in Azzurro Most goals in Azzurro |
Amos MARIANI Most goals in Azzurro |
PALERMO |
FULL NAME: Unione Sportiva Città di Palermo Spa NICKNAMES: Rosanero (Pink-Blacks), Aquile (Eagles). HISTORY: Founded on the 1 November 1900 as 'Anglo Panormitan Athletic and Football Club', in 1907 the club changed its name to 'Palermo Foot-Ball Club' and in 1919 it was recreated after World War I under the name 'Unione Sportiva Palermo'. In 1927 the club was declared bankrupt but immediately refounded as 'Palermo FootBall Club' and merged with the 'Vigor Palermo'. After another bankruptcy in 1940, the club was again refounded in 1941 and merged with 'Unione Sportiva Juventina Palermo' to create 'Unione Sportiva Palermo Juventina'. The name was changed to 'Societa |
CITY: Palermo |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 12 GAMES: 99 SCORERS: 5 GOALS: 9 CAPTAINS: 1 CAPTAINED GAMES: 1 |
PLAYERS 23 BARZAGLI Andrea - D, 2004(d) 20 GROSSO Fabio - D, 2005 17 ZACCARDO Cristian - D, 2004(d) 14 BARONE Simone - M, 2004 10 TONI Luca - A, 2004(d) 3 AMELIA Marco - G, 2008 3 DI MICHELE David - A, 2006 3 GIMONA Aredio - M, 1951(d) 2 BRIENZA Franco - A, 2005(d) 2 MATTREL Carlo - G, 1962(d) 1 CARACCIOLO Andrea - A, 2006 1 DIANA Aimo Stefano - M, 2007 |
SCORERS 3 GIMONA Aredio 2 GROSSO Fabio 2 TONI Luca 1 BARONE Simone 1 ZACCARDO Cristian CAPTAINS 1 TONI Luca UNUSED CALL-UPS CASSANI Mattia D GUARDALBEN Matteo - G NOCERINO Antonio - M |
Aredio GIMONA First player in Azzurro First goal in Azzurro Most goals in Azzurro |
PARMA |
FULL NAME: Parma Football Club Spa. NICKNAMES: Crociati (Of the Cross / Crusaders), Gialloblu (Yellow-Blues), Ducali (Duchy Men). HISTORY: Founded on the 27 July 1913 as 'Verdi Foot Ball Club' but five months later the name was changed to 'Parma Foot Ball Club'. In 1931 the name was changed to 'Parma Associazione Sportiva', in 1967 to 'Parma Football Club' and in 1968 to 'Parma Associazione Calcio'. On the 1 January 1970 it merged with 'Associazione Calcio Parmense' (founded in 1968) but kept the same name. In 2004 it was declared bankrupt was immediately refounded with the current name. |
CITY: Parma |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 24 GAMES: 275 SCORERS: 8 GOALS: 21 CAPTAINS: 1 CAPTAINED GAMES: 5 |
SCORERS 7 ZOLA Gianfranco 5 CHIESA Enrico 3 FUSER Diego 2 GILARDINO Alberto 1 APOLLONI Luigi 1 BAGGIO Dino 1 CRIPPA Massimo 1 VANOLI Paolo CAPTAINS 5 CANNAVARO Fabio |
Alberto DI CHIARA First player in Azzurro |
PLAYERS 61 CANNAVARO Fabio - D, 1997(d) 40 BAGGIO Dino - M, 1994 23 BENARRIVO Antonio - D, 1993(d) 23 ZOLA Gianfranco - M, 1993 20 BUFFON Gianluigi - G, 1997(d) 15 APOLLONI Luigi - D, 1994(d) 13 CHIESA Enrico - A, 1996 11 FERRARI Matteo - D, 2002(d) 11 FUSER Diego - M, 1998 9 BONERA Daniele - D, 2003 8 MINOTTI Lorenzo - D, 1994(d) 7 DI CHIARA Alberto - M, 1992(d) 6 GILARDINO Alberto - A, 2004(d) 6 MUSSI Roberto - D, 1994 5 CRIPPA Massimo - M, 1994 4 DI VAIO Marco - A, 2001(d) 3 BUCCI Luca - G, 1994(d) 2 MARCHIONNI Marco - M, 2003(d) 2 MELLI Alessandro - A, 1993(d) 2 VANOLI Paolo - D, 1999(d) 1 BARONE Simone - M, 2004(d) 1 CASTELLINI Marcello - D, 2003(d) 1 SARTOR Luigi - D, 2002 1 ZORATTO Daniele - M, 1993(d) |
Dino BAGGIO First goal in Azzurro |
NATIONAL HONOURS: Coppa Italia, 3 - 1991/92, 1998/99, 2001/02. Italian Super Cup, 1 - 1999. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: Cup Winners Cup, 1 - 1993. UEFA Cup, 2 - 1995, 1999. European Super Cup, 1 - 1993. |
Fabio CANNAVARO Most games in Azzurro Only captain in Azzurro |
Gianfranco ZOLA Most goals in Azzurro |
Antonio BENARRIVO |
Gianluigi BUFFON |
Enrico CHIESA |
PIEMONTE |
FULL NAME: Piemonte Football Club (The Name 'Piemonte' is the name of the Region whose capital city is Torino, the home town of the club). HISTORY: Active in the Italian National Championship between 1911 and 1915 when the Italian Championship was suspended due to World War I. In 1919 when the Championship was restarted, 'Piemonte Football Club' was already disbanded. HONOURS: Nil. |
CITY: Torino |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 4 GAMES: 6 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 3 BERARDO Felice - A, 1911(d) 1 FAROPPA Vittorio - G, 1912(d) 1 GAVINELLI Rodolfo - M, 1911(d) 1 VALOBRA Attilio - M, 1913(d) |
Felice BERARDO First player in Azzurro Most games in Azzurro |
SCORERS No Piemonte player ever scored in Azzurro CAPTAINS No Piemonte player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain |
PISA |
FULL NAME: Pisa Calcio Spa. NICKNAMES: Nerazzurri (Black-Blues), Torri (Towers - with reference to the famous leaning tower of Pisa). HISTORY: Founded in April 1909 as 'Pisa Sporting Club'. In 1932 they changed the name to 'Associazione Calcio Pisa' but in 1947 they changed it back to the original name. In 1994 it was declared bankrupt but was refounded immediately first as 'Associazione Calcio Pisa' and in 1995 as 'Pisa Calcio Spa'. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: Mitropa Cup, 2 - 1986, 1988. |
CITY: Pisa |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 3 GAMES: 8 SCORERS: 2 GOALS: 6 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 4 BIAGI Carlo - M, 1936(d) 3 BERTONI Sergio - A, 1936(d) 1 MOSCARDINI Giovanni - A, 1925(o) |
Giovanni MOSCARDINI First player in Azzurro First goal in Azzurro |
SCORERS 4 BIAGI Carlo 2 MOSCARDINI Giovanni CAPTAINS No Pisa player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS BALDIERI Paolo - A VANNUCCI Paolo - G |
Carlo BIAGI Most games in Azzurro Most goals in Azzurro |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Pisa is the club with most Azzurro goals from the Serie B. Three Pisa players won the Olympic Gold Medal when the Italian National team won the Football Tournament of the 1936 Olympic Games: Sergio BERTONI, Carlo BIAGI and Paolo VANNUCCI who never played with the Italian National team although he formed part of the Azzurri squad. Carlo BIAGI scored the first Poker (four goals in one match) in Azzurro and is also the Azzurro player who scored most from the Serie B. He was the first Azzurro to play with the Italian national team only from the Serie B. |
PRO PATRIA |
FULL NAME: Pro Patria Gallaratese Gallarate Busto S.r.l. (The name 'Pro Patria' means 'For the Fatherland' in the Latin language). NICKNAMES: Tigrotti (Little Tigers). HISTORY: Founded in 1907 as 'Societa Sportiva Aurora'. On the 26 February 1919 it was refounded after World War I as 'Pro Patria et Libertate Unione degli Sports Bustesi' but commonly called 'Pro Patria'. In 1995 it merged with the 'Società Ginnastica Gallaratese' and adapted the current name. HONOURS: Nil. |
CITY: Busto Arsizio |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 3 GAMES: 6 SCORERS: 2 GOALS: 4 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 2 CAVIGIOLI Emidio - M, 1948(d) 2 LA ROSA Francesco - A, 1952(d) 2 TURCONI Angelo - M, 1948(d) |
Emidio CAVIGIOLI First player in Azzurro Most goals in Azzurro |
SCORERS 3 CAVIGIOLI Emidio 1 TURCONI Angelo CAPTAINS No Pro Patria player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS TRERE' Attilio - M |
Angelo TURCONI First player in Azzurro First goal in Azzurro |
PRO VERCELLI |
FULL NAME: Unione Sportiva Pro Vercelli Calcio Srl. NICKNAMES: Bianchi (Whites), Bianche Casacche (White Shirts), Leoni (Lions). HISTORY: Founded in 1892 as 'Societa Ginnastica Pro Vercelli' with the football section being created within the club in 1903. In 1910 the name was changed to 'Unione Sportiva Pro Vercelli' and in 1954 the club absorbed 'Gruppo Primi Calci'. NATIONAL HONOURS: Italian Champions, 7 - 1908, 1909, 1910/11, 1911/12, 1912/13, 1920/21, 1921/22. |
CITY: Vercelli |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 19 GAMES: 105 SCORERS: 3 GOALS: 6 CAPTAINS: 1 CAPTAINED GAMES: 11 |
PLAYERS 13 ARA Guido - M, 1911(d) 11 MILANO Giuseppe - M, 1911(d) 10 ROSETTA Virginio - D, 1920(d) 9 BERARDO Felice - A, 1912 9 BINASCHI Angelo - D, 1911(d) 9 LEONE Pietro - M, 1911(d) 8 CORNA Carlo - A, 1911(d) 8 RAMPINI Carlo - M, 1911(d) 7 VALLE Modesto - D, 1912(d) 5 INNOCENTI Giovanni - G, 1913(d) 5 MILANO Felice - M, 1912(d) 2 ARDISSONE Mario - M, 1924(d) 2 PARODI Giuseppe - M, 1920 2 ZANELLO Mario - D, 1927(d) 1 BORELLO Francesco - A, 1924(d) 1 FRESIA Vincenzo - A, 1913(d) 1 MATTUTEIA Francesco - M, 1924(d) 1 RAMPINI Alessandro - M, 1920(d) 1 ROSSO Severino - M, 1924(d) |
Guido ARA First player in Azzurro Most games in Azzurro |
SCORERS 3 RAMPINI Carlo 2 BERARDO Felice 1 ARA Guido CAPTAINS 11 MILANO Giuseppe |
Carlo RAMPINI First player and goal in Azzurro Most goals in Azzurro |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Mario ZANELLO formed part of the Azzurro squad that won the first edition of the Coppa Internazionale in 1930. Carlo RAMPINI was the first azzurro to score a bis (two goals in one match) and Giuseppe MILANO was the first Azzurro Captain of a Competitive match. |
Giuseppe MILANO First player in Azzurro Only captain in Azzurro |
Angelo BINASCHI First player in Azzurro |
Pietro LEONE First player in Azzurro |
Carlo CORNA First player in Azzurro |
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OLYMPIQUE LYON |
FULL NAME: Olympique Lyonnais. NICKNAMES: Les Gones, OL (Olympique Lyon) HISTORY: Founded on the 3 August 1950 as 'Olympique de Lyon et du Rhône' although there are those who say the club was founded in the first years of the 1900's as 'Olympique Lyonnais' after disagreement between the football and the rugby section of the 'Olympique Lyon' (founded in 1899). NATIONAL HONOURS: French Champions, 7 - 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. French Cup, 4 - 1964, 1967, 1973, 2008. French Super Cup (Trophée des Champions), 7 - 1973, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007. |
CITY: Lyon (France) |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 1 GAMES: 20 SCORERS: 1 GOALS: 1 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS 20 GROSSO Fabio - D, 2007 |
Fabio GROSSO Only player in Azzurro |
SCORERS 1 GROSSO Fabio CAPTAINS No Olympique Lyon player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain |
AZZURRO RECORDS: One Napoli player won the World Cup: Giuseppe CAVANNA who although never played with the Italian National team he formed part of the 1934 Azzurri World Cup Squad. Antonio JULIANO and Dino ZOFF formed part of the Azzurri Squad that finished Runner-up in the 1970 World Cup whilst Andrea A. CARNEVALE, Fernando DE NAPOLI and Ciro FERRARA formed part of the Azzurri World Cup Squad of 1990 when the Azzurri finished third. Two Napoli players won the European Nations Championship of 1968: Antonio JULIANO and Dino ZOFF, whilst five other Napoli players formed part of the Azzurri Squads that finished fourth: 1980 - Mauro BELLUGI; 1988 - Fernando DE NAPOLI, Ciro FERRARA, Giovanni FRANCINI and Francesco ROMANO who never played in Azzurro although he formed part of the Euro Squad. Three Napoli players formed part of the Azzurri Squad that finished Runner-up in the 1932 Coppa Internazionale: Enrico COLOMBARI, Attila SALLUSTRO and Antonio VOJAK. Attila SALLUSTRO is the only Italo-Paraguayan player to play with the Italian National team. Francesco ROMANO is the Azzurro player with the second most unused call-ups from a player who never played in Azzurro (8 unused call-ups) |
Enrico COLOMBARI |
Mauro BELLUGI |
Andrea A. CARNEVALE |
Ottavio BUGATTI |
Massimo CRIPPA |
Antonio VOJAK |
Giovanni FRANCINI |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Fabrizio RAVANELLI is the only player to play in Azzurro from two non-Italian clubs. |
Sportiva Palermo' in 1946 until it was again declared bankrupt in 1986 but refounded a year later under the name 'Unione Sportiva Citta di Palermo Spa'. NATIONAL HONOURS: Coppa Federale Siciliana, 1 - 1920. Lipton Challenge Cup, 3 - 1910, 1912, 1913. |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Four Palermo players won the 2006 World Cup: Simone BARONE, Andrea BARZAGLI, Fabio GROSSO and Cristian ZACCARDO. |
Cristian ZACCARDO |
Simone BARONE |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Five Parma players formed part of the Italian National Squad that finished Runner-up World Champions in 1994: Luigi APOLLONI, Antonio BENARRIVO, Luca BUCCI, Lorenzo MINOTTI and Gianfranco ZOLA. Fabio CANNAVARO formed part of the Azzurri squad that finished Runner-up European Champions in the Euro 2000. Both Enrico CHIESA and Gianfranco ZOLA scored the most Azzurro goals in the same match after entering as a substitute - 3 goals. |
Luigi APOLLONI |
Luca BUCCI |
Lorenzo MINOTTI |
Matteo FERRARI |
Diego FUSER |
Daniele BONERA |
Alberto GILARDINO |
Rodolfo GAVINELLI |
Sergio BERTONI |
Felice BERARDO |
Virginio ROSETTA |
Mario ZANELLO |
SCORERS 4 AMADEI Amedeo 2 BAGNI Salvatore 2 CARNEVALE Andrea A. 2 MIHALIC Marcello 1 DE NAPOLI Fernando 1 SALLUSTRO Attila 1 SAVOLDI Giuseppe CAPTAINS No Napoli player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS BRAGLIA Giorgio - A CANNAVARO Paolo - D CAVANNA Giuseppe - G DE SANCTIS Morgan - G GIULIANI Giuliano - G LA PALMA Antonio - D MARANGON Luciano - D PEREGO Mario - D PIN Livio - M RENICA Alessandro - D ROMANO Francesco - M SANTACROCE Fabiano - D |
PIACENZA |
FULL NAME: Piacenza Calcio HISTORY: Founded in 1919. INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: Anglo-Italian Cup, 1 - 1986. |
CITY: Piacenza |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 0 GAMES: 0 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS No Piacenza player ever played in Azzurro SCORERS No Piacenza player ever scored in Azzurro |
CAPTAINS No Piacenza player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS GIROMETTA Carlo - A PUPPO Sandro - M |
Modesto VALLE |
Luca TONI Only captain in Azzurro |
Andrea BARZAGLI Most games in Azzurro |
Fabio GROSSO |
Sandro PUPPO |
AZZURRO RECORDS: Carlo GIROMETTA and Sandro PUPPO both never played with the Italian National team but formed part of the Azzurri Squad that placed first and won the Gold Medal of the 1936 Olympics Football Tournament. |
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. |
PIOMBINO |
FULL NAME: Atletico Piombino S.r.l. HISTORY: Founded in 1921 as 'Unione Sportiva Piombino Calcio'. In 1924 it merged with another sports club of the city and took its name, becoming 'Associazione Sportiva Sempre Avanti'. The club was disbanded during World War II but in 1945 it was refounded as 'Unione Sportiva Piombino'. In 1996 it was declared bankrupt but was immediately refounded as 'Associazione Sportiva Piombino'. In 2004 the name was changed to the current one. HONOURS: Nil. |
CITY: Piombino |
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS: 0 GAMES: 0 SCORERS: 0 GOALS: 0 CAPTAINS: 0 CAPTAINED GAMES: 0 |
PLAYERS No Piombino player ever played in Azzurro SCORERS No Piombino player ever scored in Azzurro |
CAPTAINS No Piombino player ever lead the Azzurri as Captain UNUSED CALL-UPS BIAGIOLI Pietro - A |
Pietro BIAGIOLI |
INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: UEFA Intertoto Cup, 1 - 1997. Peace Cup, 1 - 2007. |
INTERNATIONAL HONOURS: UEFA Champions League, 1 - 1993. UEFA Intertoto Cup, 1 - 2005. |
