AS Reggina 1914
Squad
- Adolfo Valenciacurrent
Alberico Evanicurrent
Angelo Di Liviocurrent
Cláudio Taffarelcurrent- Cristiano Zanetticurrent
Fabrizio Cacciatorecurrent
Filippo Inzaghicurrent
Georges Grüncurrent
Hachim Mastourcurrent- Luigi De Agostinicurrent
Manuel Pasqualcurrent
Marco Ballottacurrent
Nicola Legrottagliecurrent
Paulo Futrecurrent
Amedeo Biavati1948–1949
Franco Causio1968–1969
Gianpiero Marini1970–1972- Benito Carbone1990–1991
Stefano Colantuono1991–1992
Bruno Cirillo1994–2000
Simone Perrotta1995–1998
Fabio Firmani1998–1999
Giandomenico Mesto1998–2007
Paolo Orlandoni1998–2000
Salvatore Aronica1998–1998
Andrea Pirlo1999–2000- Mohamed Kallon1999–2000
Roberto Baronio1999–2000- Erjon Bogdani2000–2004
- Marco Caneira2000–2001
- Massimo Taibi2000–2001
Mozart2000–2005
Martin Jiránek2001–2004
julio tronco de león2001–2006- Bruno Cirillo2002–2002
- Carlos Paredes2002–2006
David Di Michele2002–2004
Luca Castellazzi2002–2003- Luca Castellazzi2002–2002
Shunsuke Nakamura2002–2005- Emiliano Bonazzoli2003–2005
Marco Borriello2004–2005
Alessandro Lucarelli2005–2007
Davide Biondini2005–2006
Ivan Pelizzoli2005–2007
Luca Rigoni2005–2006- Nicola Amoruso2005–2008
Rolando Bianchi2005–2007
Nicki Bille Nielsen2006–2008- Salvatore Aronica2006–2008
Alessandro Gazzi2007–2007
Emil Hallfreðsson2007–2011- José Montiel2007–2012
Kris Stadsgaard2007–2008
Pasquale Foggia2007–2007
Édgar Barreto2007–2009
Bernardo Corradi2008–2009- Bruno Cirillo2008–2008
- Bruno Cirillo2008–2009
Carlos Carmona2008–2010
Cristhian Stuani2008–2013
Davide Di Gennaro2008–2009
Franco Brienza2008–2010
Stephen Makinwa2008–2008- Emiliano Bonazzoli2009–2012
Piermario Morosini2009–2010
Dominic Adiyiah2010–2011
Francesco Acerbi2010–2011
Giovanni Di Lorenzo2010–2015
Vincenzo Fiorillo2010–2010
Rodrigo Ely2012–2013- David Di Michele2013–2015
- Rodney Strasser2013–2014
Nicolao Dumitru2014–2014
Roberto Insigne2014–2015- Bruno Cirillo2015–2015
- Salvatore Aronica2015–2015
Jérémy Ménez2020–2023
Përparim Hetemaj2021–2022
Federico Santander2022–2023
Joel Obi2022–2023
David Strelec2023–2023
Reggina is a historic football club based in Reggio Calabria, Italy, founded in 1914.
The club currently competes in Serie B, showcasing their ambition to return to the top tier of Italian football.
Reggina reached Serie A for the first time in 1999, marking a significant milestone in their history.
Biography
Formation
Associazione Sportiva Reggina 1914, commonly known as Reggina, is a football club based in Reggio Calabria, Italy, founded on January 11, 1914. The club has a rich history and has undergone several transformations since its inception, including a reformation in the 1980s under the leadership of Pasquale "Lillo" Foti, who became managing director in 1986 and later president in 1991.
Rise to Prominence
Reggina made its mark in Italian football by reaching Serie A for the first time in 1999. The club experienced a rollercoaster journey in the top division, facing relegation battles and management changes. Notably, in the 2006-07 season, Reggina was embroiled in the Calciopoli scandal, receiving a significant points deduction but managed to avoid relegation by defeating AC Milan on the final matchday. They maintained their Serie A status for seven consecutive years until their relegation in the 2008-09 season.
Recent Years
After their time in Serie A, Reggina has fluctuated between Serie B and Serie D. Currently, they play their home matches at the Stadio Oreste Granillo, which has a capacity of 27,763. The club continues to strive for success in Italian football, with a history that includes multiple league titles in lower divisions, showcasing their resilience and dedication to the sport.
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Career & Clubs
The club was founded on 11 January 1914. In 1986, Pasquale "Lillo" Foti became managing director of the newly re-formed and renamed Reggina Calcio. In 1991, he became president.
Serie A (1999–2009)
From the late 1990s to the 2000s, Reggina has been alternating between the top two levels of the Italian league system. They reached the top division of Italian football, Serie A, for the first time in 1999. Two years later, they lost a relegation playout to Verona, being consequently relegated to 2001–02 Serie B. Reggina finished third in Serie B in 2002, earning a return to Serie A. In 2003, Reggina survived a relegation playout against Atalanta. They would spend the next 7 years maintaining their Serie A status until their eventual relegation in the 2008–09 season. In August 2006, they were indicted as part of the second wave of Calciopoli investigations. Originally punished with a 15-point deduction for the 2006–07 Serie A, then reduced to 11 points following appeal. Despite the heavy deduction of points, Reggina managed to save themselves from relegation, defeating newly crowned UEFA Champions League winners Milan on the final matchday and ending the season with 40 points (including the deduction), just one single point above the third relegation spot, occupied by Chievo. They poorly started the Serie A 2007-08, causing head coach Massimo Ficcadenti to be sacked and replaced by Renzo Ulivieri. A third managerial change, with Ulivieri fired and replacing with team…
Reggina has had many managers and trainers throughout its history; in some seasons, more than one manager was in charge. Here is the chronological list of them from 1928.
- League
- Serie B
- League
- Serie D
Legacy
Serie C: 1964–65 (group C), 2019–20 (group C) Serie C1: 1994–95 (group B) Serie C2: 1983–84 (group C) IV Serie: 1955–56 (group H)
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Associazione Sportiva Reggina 1914, commonly referred to as Reggina, is an Italian football club based in Reggio Calabria. They play their home matches at the 27,763-seater Stadio Oreste Granillo and are currently playing in the Serie D.
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