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Career & Clubs
Neri started his football career at age 16 with his hometown team Faenza, playing there for three years before joining Fiorentina in 1929, where he made 187 appearances. Neri went on to play for Lucchese in 1936-1937, coached by Ernest Erbstein, who was eventually deported under the race laws established by Benito Mussolini (Erbstein died in the Superga air disaster in 1949). Neri then spent three years with Torino, making 65 appearances there before returning to Faenza in 1940. Known as a serious and tenacious player, Neri also earned three caps with Italy between 1936 and 1937.
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- US Livorno 1915 (1928–1929)
- Club
- ACF Fiorentina (1929–1936)
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- Torino FC (1937–1940)
- Club
- Faenza Calcio (1926–1929)
- Club
- Faenza Calcio (1940–1944)
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- Italy men's national association football team (1936–1937)
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- Lucchese 1905 (1936–1937)
Clubs
- Faenza Calcio1926–1929
- US Livorno 19151928–1929
- ACF Fiorentina1929–1936
- Italy men's national association football team1936–1937
- Lucchese 19051936–1937
- Torino FC1937–1940
- Faenza Calcio1940–1944
Played together with
- Abdon SgarbiItaly men's national association football team · 1929–1929
- Abdou Lahat DiakhateACF Fiorentina
Abedi PeleTorino FC · 1994–1996
Abel BalboACF Fiorentina · 1999–2000- Abel BalboACF Fiorentina
- Achille CoserUS Livorno 1915 · 2014–2015
Achille PicciniACF Fiorentina · 1934–1938- Achille PicciniItaly men's national association football team · 1936–1936
- Achille PicciniLucchese 1905 · 1939–1940
Adam ChrzanowskiACF Fiorentina
Adem LjajićACF Fiorentina · 2010–2013- Adem LjajićTorino FC · 2016–2019
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Identifiers & aliases
Bruno Neri was an Italian footballer who played as a fullback. A World War II partisan, Neri was killed in action against German soldiers in Italy.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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