Squad
- Andrea De Vito2015current
- Luca Martinelli2015current
Claudio De Sousacurrent- Giovanni Morabitocurrent
- Lucas Piovicurrent
- Vilmos Siposcurrent
Luigi Cevenini1930–1932- Eugenio Staccione1931–1934
Carmelo Buonocore1934–1936- Oronzo Pugliese1945–1947
Giovan Battista Fabbri1949–1955- André Frey1951–1956
- Árpád Fekete1951–1952
Alberto Orlando1958–1959- Mario Renosto1958–1959
Angelo Martino Colombo1959–1960
Per Bredesen1959–1961
Piero Dotti1959–1964
Eugenio Fascetti1961–1964- Egidio Morbello1963–1968
Marcelo Pagani1963–1964
Víctor Benítez1963–1964- Francesco Canella1964–1964
Jürgen Schütz1964–1965- Giacomo La Rosa1965–1969
Guido Onor1974–1976- Luciano Favero1976–1977
Nicolò Napoli1980–1983
Antonio Rigamonti1982–1983
Salvatore Schillaci1982–1989- Massimo Pedrazzini1983–1984
- Massimo Pedrazzini1983–1983
- Massimo Silva1983–1984
- Nicolò Napoli1984–1987
- Loris Dominissini1985–1986
- Giacomo Modica1988–1990
Igor Protti1989–1992
Massimo Ficcadenti1989–1992- Beniamino Abate1990–1991
Marco Materazzi1990–1991
Roberto Breda1990–1991- Roberto Breda1991–1992
Pasquale Marino1993–1994
Emanuele Manitta1996–1997
Christian Riganò1997–1998- Emanuele Manitta1997–2003
Giorgio Corona1998–2002- Salvatore Accursi1998–2000
Daniele Portanova2000–2003- Denis Godeas2000–2002
Carmine Coppola2001–2008
Daniel Prodan2001–2002- Salvatore Accursi2001–2003
Amauri2002–2003- Corrado Grabbi2002–2002
- Daniel Prodan2002–2002
Emanuele Calaiò2002–2003- Esteban José Herrera2002–2003
- Julio Gutiérrez2002–2002
Marco Storari2002–2003- Massimiliano Giacobbo2002–2003
- Raffaele Ametrano2002–2004
- Riccardo Zampagna2002–2006
- Salvatore Vicari2002–2003
Alessandro Parisi2003–2008- Andrea Gentile2003–2007
Arturo Di Napoli2003–2007
Domenico Maietta2003–2003- Esteban José Herrera2003–2003
Fabio Artico2003–2004- Hany Saïd2003–2004
Landry Bonnefoi2003–2004
Luca Fusco2003–2005- Luigi Lavecchia2003–2007
- Marco Storari2003–2007
Marco Zoro2003–2007
Rahman Rezaei2003–2006- Salvatore Accursi2003–2004
Salvatore Aronica2003–2006- Tomás Guzmán2003–2004
- Atsushi Yanagisawa2004–2006
- Demetrio Greco2004–2004
- Dimitris Eleftheropoulos2004–2005
Federico Dionisi2004–2005
Ivica Iliev2004–2007
Manuel Coppola2004–2004- Marco Zanchi2004–2005
Massimo Donati2004–2006- Mirko Conte2004–2004
- Nicola Amoruso2004–2005
- Rafael Pereira da Silva2004–2006
Roberto Sosa2004–2004
Rok Štraus2004–2008- Takis Gonias2004–2005
Andrei Agius2005–2007
Gaetano D'Agostino2005–2006
Giuseppe Sculli2005–2006- Marco Zanchi2005–2008
- Mathew Olorunleke2005–2007
- Nicholas Caglioni2005–2007
Zlatan Muslimović2005–2006
Antonio Ghomsi2006–2008
Antonio Nocerino2006–2006- Christian Riganò2006–2007
- Daniele De Vezze2006–2007
- Duccio Innocenti2006–2006
- Filippo Antonelli2006–2006
- Mark Iuliano2006–2007
Mitsuo Ogasawara2006–2007
Nicolás Córdova2006–2008- Renato Rafael Bondi2006–2006
- Roberto Nanni2006–2006
- Salvatore Masiello2006–2007
Sergio Floccari2006–2007
Édgar Álvarez2006–2007- Andrea Giallombardo2007–2007
- Antonio Giosa2007–2008
- Emanuele Manitta2007–2008
- Francesco Galeoto2007–2008
- Ibrahima Bakayoko2007–2007
Juan Surraco2007–2008
Mariano Stendardo2007–2008
Roberto D'Aversa2007–2008
Vincent Candela2007–2007- Zsolt Bognár2007–2007
- Claudio Herrera2008–2009
- Salvatore Foti2008–2008
- Arturo Di Napoli2009–2010
- Mirko Taccola2009–2009
- Carmine Coppola2011–2012
- Giorgio Corona2011–2015
Pedro Miguel Costa Ferreira2012–2014
julio tronco de león2012–2013
Saša Bjelanović2014–2014- Vincenzo Pepe2014–2015
- Zaine Pierre2014–2014
- Alessandro Parisi2015–2016
Erminio Rullo2015–2015- Gustavo Vagenin2015–2016
- Marcos de Paula2015–2015
Srđan Spiridonović2015–2015- Daniel Dumbrăvanu2024–2024
- Daniel Dumbrăvanu2025–2025
The club has won the Serie B championship once, in the 1962-63 season.
A.C.R. Messina is an association football club based in Messina, Sicily, Italy.
A.C.R. Messina was founded on December 1, 1900, making it one of the oldest football clubs in Italy.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
A.C.R. Messina, officially founded on December 1, 1900, by Marangolo and Anglican reverend Caulifield, has its roots in the city of Messina, Sicily. The club's early history was marked by a fierce rivalry with Palermo, highlighted by the first Sicilian derby on April 18, 1901, which drew 1,000 fans. However, the club faced significant challenges, including the devastating earthquake of 1908 that impacted the region and the team.
Competitive History
Throughout its existence, A.C.R. Messina has primarily competed in the lower tiers of Italian football. The club's most notable achievements include five seasons in Serie A, with their highest finish being 7th place. They last played in Serie B during the 2007-08 season before financial difficulties led to their exclusion from professional football. Subsequently, they were re-registered in the amateur Serie D, where they continue to compete today. The club has also made notable runs in the Coppa Italia, reaching the last 16 in the 2000s and the semi-finals in the Coppa Italia Serie C.
Honours and Legacy
A.C.R. Messina has a rich history of success, with several championships to its name. They won the Serie B title in the 1962-63 season and have claimed the Serie C championship three times (1949-50, 1985-86, 1931-32). Additionally, they have been champions in Serie C2 and Serie D multiple times, showcasing their resilience and competitive spirit in Italian football. The club's legacy is further cemented by its local significance and the passionate support it garners from the community in Messina.
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Career & Clubs
Football in Messina
The origins of the team go back to 1900, when Messina Football Club was founded in the city. The club has spent most of its existence in the lower Italian football leagues. They last competed in Serie B in 2007–08, which followed three consecutive seasons in Serie A. In July 2008, Messina were excluded from professional football due to financial issues, being later registered into amateur Serie D. The farthest Messina has reached in the Coppa Italia is the last 16. This was achieved in the 2000s decade. In the past, they have also reached the semi-finals in the Coppa Italia Serie C. Messina have appeared in the Italy's top league, Serie A, for a total of five seasons. The club's first spell in the league was in the 1960s; the second began in the 2000s decade. The highest ever position they have finished is 7th,
From Messina F.C. to Giostra Messina (1900 to 1939)
Messina Football Club were officially founded on 1 December 1900 by Marangolo with the help of Anglican reverend "Caulifield". At the college where Marangolo visited he had also made the acquaintance of Ignazio Majo Pagano who formed Anglo Palermitan (Palermo) on his return, only a month before Messina. The first Sicilian derby was held between Messina and Palermo on 18 April 1901; 1,000 fans turned out to Via Notarbartolo for the match. The game ended 3–2 to the Palermitan side.
The earthquake of 1908, which killed 60,000 people in Messina, later affected the club in a large…
- League
- Serie C
Trophies & Awards
- Award
- Star to sports merit
Legacy
Serie B 1 Champions: 1962–63 Serie C 3 Champion : 1949–50, 1985–86, 1931-32 Serie C2 3 Champions: 1982–83, 1999–00, 2013–14 Serie D 4 Champions: 1973–74 (Group I), 1997-98 (Group I), 2012–13 (Group I), 2020-21 (Group I) Sicilian Championship 2 Winners: 1922-23, 1924–25 Whitaker Challenge Cup 2 Winners: 1905, 1906
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Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Associazioni Calcio Riunite Messina S.r.l. is a association football club based in Messina, Sicily, Italy, that competes in the Serie D, the fourth tier of the Italian football league system.
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