Squad
Marino Defendi2011current
Marco Romizi2012current
Cristiano Del Grosso2013current
Gennaro Delvecchio2014current
Giuseppe De Luca2014current
Massimo Donati2014current
Matteo Contini2014current
Alessandro Rosina2015current- Cristiano Del Grosso2015current
- Denis Tonucci2015current
- Francesco Valiani2015current
- Gaston Camara2015current
- Gianluca Sansone2015current
Giuseppe Gemiti2015current- Kingsley Boateng2015current
Riccardo Maniero2015current
Savvas Gentsoglou2015current
Valerio Di Cesare2015current- Jacopo Dezi2016current
Joseph Minala2016current
Matteo Ciofani2020current
Vasile Mogoș2026current
Brennocurrent
Gianluca Frabottacurrent- Matthias Verrethcurrent
Mijat Marićcurrent
Souleyman Doumbiacurrent- Vincenzo Torrentecurrent
Raffaele Costantino1922–1927- Raffaele Costantino1927–1930
- Josef Uridil1929–1930
- Severino Rosso1930–1931
- Antonio Bisigato1931–1932
Gianangelo Barzan1931–1932- Giuseppe Ballerio1931–1932
- Aldo Vollono1932–1933
Luigi Ferrero1932–1937
Annibale Frossi1933–1934- Elvio Banchero1934–1936
- Giovanni Battistoni1935–1936
- Raffaele Costantino1935–1939
Attilio Ferraris1936–1938- Francesco Capocasale1936–1939
Lino Cason1937–1939
Tommaso Maestrelli1938–1948
Riza Lushta1939–1940
Achille Piccini1940–1941- Leonardo Costagliola1940–1943
- Francesco Capocasale1945–1947
- Leonardo Costagliola1945–1948
- János Hrotkó1946–1949
- Ion Bogdan1947–1948
- Adone Stellin1948–1951
Mihály Kincses1948–1949- Béla Sárosi1949–1950
Iosif Fabian1949–1951- Primo Sentimenti1949–1950
- Valerio Cassani1949–1951
- Adone Stellin1952–1953
- Glauco Vanz1952–1953
- Sauro Tomà1953–1955
- Tommaso Maestrelli1953–1957
Bruno Mazza1956–1957- Enzo Magnanini1957–1962
Per Bredesen1958–1959
Raúl Conti1958–1962
Carlo Tagnin1959–1961
Antonio Montico1960–1961- Giorgio Rossano1960–1961
- Giuseppe Virgili1960–1962
- Bruno Siciliano1963–1966
- Gianni Rossi1963–1966
Giulio Zignoli1967–1968
Dino Spadetto1969–1970
Jarbas Faustinho1969–1972
Gaetano Troja1974–1976
Liborio Liguori1975–1976- Domenico Penzo1976–1978
Elio Rinero1976–1977- Giuseppe Materazzi1976–1978
- Giuseppe Papadopulo1977–1979
- Innocenzo Donina1977–1978
Stefano Pellegrini1977–1979
Luciano Gaudino1978–1981
Vincenzo Chiarenza1979–1980
Aldo Serena1980–1981
Maurizio Iorio1980–1982- Nicola Caricola1981–1983
- Franco Baldini1982–1984
- Alberto Cavasin1983–1986
Paolo Conti1983–1984
Amedeo Carboni1985–1986
Gordon Cowans1985–1988- Paul Rideout1985–1988
Massimo Carrera1986–1991- Angelo Carbone1988–1990
- Antonio Di Gennaro1988–1991
Lorenzo Amoruso1988–1995- Gérson Caçapa1989–1991
- João Paulo1989–1994
- Massimo Brambati1989–1993
Néstor Lorenzo1989–1990- Vito Grieco1989–1992
- Angelo Colombo1990–1992
- Enrico Cucchi1990–1993
Florin Răducioiu1990–1991- Stefano Maccoppi1990–1992
- Angelo Carbone1991–1992
- Daniele Fortunato1991–1992
David Platt1991–1992
Federico Giampaolo1991–1992
Frank Farina1991–1992- Mauro Airez1991–1991
Nicola Caccia1991–1991- Robert Jarni1991–1993
Zvonimir Boban1991–1992
Angelo Alessio1992–1995- Giuseppe Taglialatela1992–1993
Igor Protti1992–1996- Marcello Montanari1992–1997
- Sandro Tovalieri1992–1995
Alberto Fontana1993–1997- Amedeo Mangone1993–1997
- Carmine Gautieri1993–1996
- Emiliano Bigica1993–1995
Emanuele Manitta1994–1995- Gérson Caçapa1994–1996
- Miguel Guerrero1994–1995
Nicola Legrottaglie1994–1998
Nicola Ventola1994–1998- Abel Xavier1995–1996
- Antonio Bellavista1995–1996
- Fabrizio Ficini1995–1996
Kennet Andersson1995–1996- Luigi Sala1995–1998
Diego De Ascentis1996–1999- Francesco Flachi1996–1997
Klas Ingesson1996–1998- Luigi Garzja1996–2000
Marco Di Vaio1996–1997- Marco Zanchi1996–1997
- Miguel Guerrero1996–1999
Sergio Volpi1996–1998
Thomas Doll1996–1998- Antonio Narciso1997–2002
- Francesco Mancini1997–2000
- Generoso Rossi1997–2000
- Gianluca Sordo1997–1999
Gianluca Zambrotta1997–1999
Marcus Allbäck1997–1998- Mauro Bressan1997–1999
Michele Marcolini1997–2001- Phil Masinga1997–2001
- Rachid Neqrouz1997–2003
Daniel Andersson1998–2001- Duccio Innocenti1998–2003
Gionatha Spinesi1998–2004- Hany Saïd1998–2003
Michael Madsen1998–2001- Yksel Osmanovski1998–2001
Alessandro Del Grosso1999–2001
Antonio Cassano1999–2001
Hugo Enyinnaya1999–2002
Matteo Ferrari1999–2000- Pascual de Gregorio1999–2002
- Raphael Chukwu1999–2004
Simone Perrotta1999–2001- Antonio Bellavista2000–2008
Giulio Migliaccio2000–2001- Jaime González2000–2001
Jaime Valdés2000–2004
Jean-François Gillet2000–2011- Luigi Anaclerio2000–2006
- Michele Anaclerio2000–2006
- Moris Carrozzieri2000–2002
- Vitangelo Spadavecchia2000–2009
- Doudou Diaw2001–2005
Gaetano D'Agostino2001–2003- Giuseppe Mazzarelli2001–2003
- José Aílton da Silva2001–2002
- Lionel Pizzinat2001–2004
- Paolo Poggi2001–2001
- Alex von Schwedler2002–2003
Nicola Mora2002–2006
Nicolás Córdova2002–2004
Andrew Hogg2003–2004
Daniele Vantaggiato2003–2007- Denis Godeas2003–2003
- Hugo Enyinnaya2003–2003
- Marcelo Lipatín2003–2005
Simone Motta2003–2006
Alessandro Gazzi2004–2011- Antonio Balzano2004–2006
- Nicola Belmonte2004–2008
- Salvatore Bruno2004–2004
- Alex von Schwedler2005–2005
Davide Dionigi2005–2005- Marco Esposito2005–2009
- Robert Maah2005–2007
- Andrea Bovo2006–2007
- Gabriele Aldegani2006–2007
- Massimo Ganci2006–2008
- Mirko Eramo2006–2007
- Alessandro Sgrigna2007–2007
- Cristian Stellini2007–2010
Davide Lanzafame2007–2008
Fabio Vignaroli2007–2007- Fabrício Mafuta2007–2008
- Gianluca Galasso2007–2011
Luca Antonelli2007–2008- Mariano Donda2007–2010
- Massimo Bonanni2007–2008
- Palmiro Di Dio2007–2008
- Santiago Ladino2007–2009
- Tony Sergeant2007–2008
Abderrazzak Jadid2008–2008
Alessandro Parisi2008–2011
Andrea Masiello2008–2008- Andrea Masiello2008–2011
Andrea Ranocchia2008–2010- Corrado Colombo2008–2009
- Daniele De Vezze2008–2010
- Emanuel Rivas2008–2012
Francesco Caputo2008–2009
Giovanni Marchese2008–2008
Luca Siligardi2008–2009- Mauro Boerchio2008–2009
- Nicola Bellomo2008–2013
- Nicola Santoni2008–2009
- Paulo Vitor Barreto De Souza2008–2011
- Pedro Kamata2008–2010
- Raffaele Bianco2008–2009
- Rej Volpato2008–2010
- Riccardo Maniero2008–2009
- Salvatore Masiello2008–2012
- Simone Bonomi2008–2009
Sodinha2008–2009- Antonio Langella2009–2011
Cristian Galano2009–2015
Daniele Padelli2009–2011- Davide Lanzafame2009–2009
- Ferdinando Sforzini2009–2010
- Filippo Antonelli2009–2010
- Filippo Carobbio2009–2010
- Giuseppe Greco2009–2010
Iago Falque2009–2010
Leonardo Bonucci2009–2010- Marco Crimi2009–2011
- Mark Edusei2009–2009
- Massimo Donati2009–2012
Matteo Paro2009–2010- Nicola Belmonte2009–2011
- Riccardo Allegretti2009–2010
Riccardo Meggiorini2009–2010
Sergio Bernardo Almirón2009–2011- Souleymane Diamoutene2009–2010
Stefano Guberti2009–2009- Vitali Kutuzov2009–2012
Vladimir Koman2009–2010
Édgar Álvarez2009–2011
Abdelkader Ghezzal2010–2013
Alessio Sestu2010–2010
Andrea Raggi2010–2011
András Gosztonyi2010–2010- Francesco Caputo2010–2011
Jaime Romero2010–2011- José Ignacio Castillo2010–2012
Marco D'Alessandro2010–2011
Marco Pisano2010–2010- Marco Rossi2010–2011
- Mauro Boerchio2010–2011
Michele Rinaldi2010–2011
Nico Pulzetti2010–2011- Adrian Stoian2011–2012
Alessandro Crescenzi2011–2012
Andrea De Falco2011–2014- Claiton Machado dos Santos2011–2013
Diego Polenta2011–2014
Erik Huseklepp2011–2011
Eugenio Lamanna2011–2013
Fernando Forestieri2011–2012- Francesco Grandolfo2011–2014
Gergely Rudolf2011–2011- Jan Koprivec2011–2012
Kamil Glik2011–2011
Kamil Kopúnek2011–2012- Luca Ceppitelli2011–2014
Manuel Scavone2011–2012- Marcos de Paula2011–2012
- Mariano Bogliacino2011–2012
Paul Codrea2011–2011- Rivaldo González2011–2013
Simone Bentivoglio2011–2011- Simone Sini2011–2012
Stefano Okaka2011–2011
Zdeněk Zlámal2011–2012- Antimo Iunco2012–2013
- Attila Filkor2012–2013
- Attila Filkor2012–2012
Francesco Fedato2012–2014- Gustavo Aprile2012–2014
- Luis Pedro Cavanda2012–2012
Stefan Ristovski2012–2013- Stefano Sabelli2012–2016
Ádám Simon2012–2012- Andrea Rossi2013–2013
- Gennaro Delvecchio2013–2014
João Pedro Pereira Silva2013–2014
Marco Calderoni2013–2015
Marco Chiosa2013–2014
Marco Ezio Fossati2013–2014
Matías Alonso Vallejo2013–2013
Miodrag Mitrovic2013–2014- Richard Lugo2013–2014
Stefano Beltrame2013–2014
Tallo Gadji2013–2013- Adrian Stoian2014–2014
Alen Stevanović2014–2015
Alessandro Micai2014–2018- Antonio Donnarumma2014–2015
- Antonio Rozzi2014–2015
Damiano Zanon2014–2014- Edgar Çani2014–2014
- Ignacio Lores Varela2014–2014
Jonathan Rossini2014–2015- Jonathan Rossini2014–2015
- Joseph Minala2014–2015
Michele Camporese2014–2015
Rafał Wolski2014–2015
Simone Salviato2014–2016- Souleymane Coulibaly2014–2015
- Tomislav Gomelt2014–2015
- Antonis Petropoulos2015–2016
Filippo Porcari2015–2016
George Pușcaș2015–2016
Ionuț Rada2015–2016
Isaac Donkor2015–2017
Leandro Rinaudo2015–2015- Nicola Bellomo2015–2015
Osarimen Ebagua2015–2015
Pasquale Schiattarella2015–2015
Simone Benedetti2015–2015- Tomislav Gomelt2015–2017
- Andrea Lazzari2016–2016
- Dávid Ivan2016–2017
Gennaro Tutino2016–2016
Issa Cissokho2016–2016- Issa Cissokho2016–2016
Matteo Fedele2016–2017
Migjen Basha2016–2018- Nikola Jakimovski2016–2016
Salvador Ichazo2016–2017
Vangelis Moras2016–2017
Libor Kozák2017–2018- Mattia Montini2017–2018
Jure Balkovec2018–2018
Marios Ikonomou2018–2018- Guillaume Gigliotti2021–2023
Walid Cheddira2021–2022- Elia Caprile2022–2023
- Walid Cheddira2022–2023
Jérémy Ménez2023–2024
Malcom Edjouma2023–2024
Sebastiano Esposito2023–2023- George Pușcaș2024–2024
Founded in 1908, SSC Bari has a storied history that includes early challenges and a resurgence post-World War I.
SSC Bari is an Italian football club based in Bari, Apulia, known for its rich history in the sport.
The club has been awarded the Star to sports merit, recognizing its contributions to Italian football.
Biography
Formation
Società Sportiva Calcio Bari, commonly known as SSC Bari, was founded on January 15, 1908, in Bari, Italy. The club was established with the involvement of foreign founders, including German Floriano Ludwig and Swiss Gustavo Kuhn, alongside local trader Giovanni Tiberini. Initially, Bari donned red shirts and white shorts, competing against English sailors in local matches. Despite its early formation, the club struggled to gain representation in the national leagues, particularly during the early years of Italian football.
Early Challenges and Resurgence
The original Bari Foot-Ball Club became inactive during World War I but was reorganized in 1924. By this time, other local clubs had emerged, including Foot-Ball Club Liberty and Unione Sportiva Ideale, which contributed to a competitive local football scene. Bari's first significant achievement came in the 1941-42 season when they won the Serie B championship, marking the beginning of a more prominent presence in Italian football.
Achievements and Legacy
Over the years, SSC Bari has experienced various successes, including multiple championships in Serie B and Serie C, with notable victories in 1941-42 and 2008-09 in Serie B, and several Serie C titles. The club also won the Mitropa Cup in 1990, showcasing its competitive spirit on an international level. Today, SSC Bari continues to play in Serie C Group C, maintaining its legacy as a historic football club in Italy.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Foundation
Bari Foot-Ball Club was founded in the city on 15 January 1908. Like the majority of early Italian football clubs, foreign people were involved in the foundation of the club. Amongst the main founders were German Floriano Ludwig, Swiss Gustavo Kuhn, and a native trader of Bari called Giovanni Tiberini. Originally, the club wore red shirts with white shorts; early on, they would play against English sailors at the San Lorenzo field in the San Pasquale area of Bari. Although the club was founded early on, clubs from Southern Italy were not significantly represented in the early Italian football championships; due to that, Bari did not immediately participate in the early national leagues. During World War I, the original club became inactive before being reorganized in 1924 under the same name. By this time, other clubs from the city had begun playing too, including Foot-Ball Club Liberty which originally wore blue and white stripes and were founded as a dissident club from the original Bari in 1909 and their rivals Unione Sportiva Ideale who wore green and black stripes and was founded in 1908. It was FBC Liberty who became the first ever side from the Province of Bari to take part in the Italian Football Championship; this was during the 1921–22 CCI season when the main clubs in the country had a falling out with FIGC. The following season Ideale became the first side from Bari to progress to the Southern Italian semi-finals round but lost out to Lazio.…
The official presidential history of Bari, since 1929 until the present day.
Bari have had many managers and trainers, some seasons they have had co-managers running the team, here is a chronological list of them from 1928 onwards:
- League
- Serie B
- League
- Serie C
Trophies & Awards
- Award
- Star to sports merit
Legacy
Serie B: Champions: 1941–42, 2008–09 Serie C Champions: 1954–55, 1966–67, 1976–77, 1983–84, 2021–22 Serie D Champions: 1953–54, 2018–19 Mitropa Cup: 1
Winners: 1990
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Società Sportiva Calcio Bari, commonly referred to as SSC Bari and simply Bari, is an Italian football club based in Bari, Apulia. Bari currently plays in the Serie C Group C.
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