Pisa SC
Squad
- Marius Marin2019current
Hjörtur Hermannsson2021current
Juan Cuadrado2025current
Rodolfo Volk1933–1934- Carlo Biagi1935–1936
Sergio Bertoni1935–1938- Luciano Federici1963–1969
Marco Tardelli1972–1974- Klaus Berggreen1982–1986
Patrizio Sala1983–1984
Wim Kieft1983–1986
Stefano Colantuono1985–1986
Walter Schachner1986–1986
Dunga1987–1988
Mario Been1988–1990- Massimiliano Allegri1988–1989
Diego Simeone1990–1992- Henrik Larsen1990–1995
- Andrea Fortunato1991–1992
José Chamot1991–1993
Christian Vieri1992–1993- Francesco Antonioli1993–1994
Roberto Muzzi1994–1994- Francesco Tavano1999–2000
Alessio Cerci2007–2008
Daniele Padelli2007–2008- Vitali Kutuzov2007–2008
Alessandro Birindelli2008–2009- Daniele Padelli2008–2009
Ivan Radovanović2008–2009
Édgar Álvarez2008–2009
Leandro Greco2009–2010- Leandro Greco2009–2009
Leonardo Bonucci2009–2009
Luigi Sepe2011–2013- Ivan Provedel2013–2014
- Marius Marin2018–2019
Lorenzo Lucca2021–2022- Adrian Rus2022–2025
Artur Ioniță2022–2024
George Pușcaș2022–2022
Olimpiu Moruțan2022–2023
Miguel Veloso2023–2024- Olimpiu Moruțan2024–2025
- Michel Aebischer2025–2026
Raúl Albiol2025–2026
Pisa SC is an association football club based in Italy, known for its competitive spirit in Serie A and Serie B.
The club competes in Serie B after experiencing relegation from Serie A, showcasing its fluctuating fortunes in Italian football.
Pisa achieved its first promotion to Serie A in 1968, marking a significant milestone in the club's history.
Biography
Formation
Pisa Sporting Club, commonly known as Pisa, is an Italian professional football club based in Pisa, Tuscany. The club was established in 1909 and has a rich history in Italian football, competing primarily in Serie A and Serie B. After a successful promotion to Serie B in 1965, Pisa reached Serie A for the first time in 1968, although they faced relegation shortly thereafter.
Key Eras
Throughout the 1970s, Pisa spent much of its time in Serie C, but a resurgence came in 1979 under the presidency of the beloved Romeo Anconetani. The club returned to Serie B and achieved promotion to Serie A in 1982, where they enjoyed a notable period, including a commendable 11th place finish in the 1982-83 season. The team featured prominent players such as Danish international Klaus Berggreen, and despite facing relegation again, they continued to bounce back, achieving further promotions in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Challenges and Legacy
The 1990s brought financial difficulties, culminating in relegation to Serie C1 by 1994. Despite these challenges, Pisa has a storied legacy, with several league titles and cup victories, including winning the Coppa Italia Serie C in 2000 and the Mitropa Cup in the late 1980s. The club's honors reflect its resilience and enduring presence in Italian football, with recent efforts to regain its status in higher leagues, including a return to Serie B after relegation from Serie A.
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Career & Clubs
Pisa S.C.
After promotion to Serie B in 1965, Pisa took three years to reach Serie A for the first time. Pisa was relegated on the final day of the 1968–69 season. Spending much of the 1970s in Serie C, Pisa returned to Serie B in 1979 (by which time the club had come under the presidency of the much-loved Romeo Anconetani) and were promoted to Serie A in 1982, embarking on a period of six out of nine seasons in Serie A. With Danish international Klaus Berggreen among their stars, Pisa managed a credible 11th place in the 1982–83 Serie A with 27 points and 27 goals scored and conceded in 30 games. The following season brought relegation (during which they recorded just 3 wins and 16 draws) with 15,000 fans travelling to Milan for the fateful penultimate game. Promotion followed in 1985, and the team seemed capable of staying up until losing their last three games. The cycle was repeated in 1987, only for a side containing players like Dunga and Paul Elliott to stay up. The last promotion to Serie A was achieved in 1990, and with the talents of players like Maurizio Neri, Michele Padovano, and Lamberto Piovanelli up front and Diego Simeone, Henrik Larsen, and Aldo Dolcetti in midfield, the side started well and was briefly atop the standings, only to suffer another relegation. Relegation brought considerable financial strains to the club, and by 1994 they had lost a relegation play-off and were condemned to Serie C1.
Pisa Calcio
Administration saw Pisa…
- League
- Serie A
- League
- Serie B
Legacy
League
Serie B Winners: 1984–85, 1986–87 Runners-up: 1989–90, 2024–25 Third Place (Promoted): 1981–82, 2006–07 Serie C Winners: 1933–34, 1964–65 Winners - C2 Group A: 1998–99 Runners-up - C1 Group A: 1999–2000 Third Place - Group A (Promoted): 2018–19 Serie D Winners - Group D: 2009–10 Lega Pro Runners-up (Promoted) - Group B: 2015–16
Cup
Coppa Italia Serie C Winners: 1999–2000 Runners-up: 2011–12 Mitropa Cup Winners: 1985–86, 1987–88 Runners-up: 1991
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Pisa Sporting Club, commonly referred to as Pisa, is an Italian professional football club based in Pisa, Tuscany. The club will compete in Serie B, following relegation from Serie A.
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