Giulio Cederna

Giulio Cederna

Footballer

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Career & Clubs

Club
AC Milan (1902–1905)
Club
FC Winterthur (1898–1900)
Club
FC Basel (1901–1901)

Personal

Later life

Following his football career, Giulio Cederna took over his father's cotton mills. He became the father of five daughters and one son. His daughter, Camilla Cederna, later became famous as a journalist, writer, and editor; his son, Antonio Cederna, was a monument and nature conservation activist and co-founder of Italia Nostra. According to Camilla Cederna's autobiography, her father also devoted himself to drawing and painting in later years. Cederna died of cancer on 24 December 1939. He found his final resting place in the Cimitero Monumentale, Milan's central cemetery.

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Description

Italian association football player (1876-1939)

Position

midfielder, goalkeeper, forward

Extract from Wikipedia

Giulio Cederna was an Italian sports manager, business manager and footballer who played as a goalkeeper or midfielder in the late 1890s and early 1900s. He was the son of Antonio Cederna, a Garibaldi and mountaineer from Valtellina who settled in Milan to become a textile industrialist, founding a cotton mill in the district of Gratosoglio. He later opened two further mills in Agrate Brianza and Monza.

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