Squad
- Renan Wagner2011current
- Filippo Perucchini2014current
Francesco Luoni2014current- Domenico Penzocurrent
- Giacomo Berettacurrent
- Harallamb Qaqicurrent
- Idrissa Camarácurrent
- Luciano Faverocurrent
- Manuel Ioricurrent
- Matteo Bianchetticurrent
Matteo Continicurrent
Michele Ferricurrent- Orlando Urbanocurrent
- Piqueti Djassi Brito Silvacurrent
Emilio Agradi1928–1929- Giuseppe Ballerio1929–1930
Luigi Cevenini1935–1936
Antonio Janni1937–1938
Enrico Boniforti1937–1939- Gilberto Pogliano1937–1938
Pietro Magni1937–1940
Franco Ossola1938–1939
Natale Masera1938–1940- Giuseppe Ballerio1940–1941
- Angelo Turconi1943–1944
- Enrico Boniforti1943–1944
Aristide Coscia1944–1945
Giuseppe Meazza1944–1944
Leandro Remondini1944–1944- Savino Bellini1944–1945
- Victor José Pozzo1944–1945
Giuseppe Castelli1946–1949- Piero Trapanelli1946–1948
- Pietro Magni1954–1955
- Emidio Cavigioli1956–1957
Giovan Battista Fabbri1957–1959
Giorgio Ferrini1958–1959
Virginio De Paoli1958–1959
Benito Lorenzi1960–1960
Luigi Ossola1960–1966- Giuseppe Marchioro1962–1964
Carlo Soldo1963–1966- Giorgio Rossano1963–1964
- Giuliano Taccola1963–1964
Vincenzo Traspedini1963–1965- Ferdinando Miniussi1964–1965
- Guglielmo Burelli1964–1966
Horst Szymaniak1964–1965- Horst Szymaniak1964–1964
Kurt Andersson1964–1965
Mario Da Pozzo1965–1969
Nestor Combin1965–1966
Riccardo Sogliano1965–1971
Roberto Boninsegna1965–1966- Rosario Di Vincenzo1965–1965
Giorgio Dellagiovanna1966–1972
Lamberto Leonardi1966–1969
Pietro Anastasi1966–1968
Armando Picchi1967–1969- Giovanni Vastola1967–1968
Giuseppe Tamborini1967–1972- Mario Mereghetti1967–1969
Pietro Carmignani1967–1971
Benito Sarti1968–1969
Dario Dolci1968–1972
Giorgio Morini1968–1972
Lino Golin1968–1969
Marco Achilli1968–1968
Renato Cappellini1968–1969
Ariedo Braida1969–1972
Dario Barluzzi1969–1973- Fabio Bonci1969–1970
Gianpiero Marini1969–1970
Roberto Bettega1969–1970- Egidio Calloni1970–1971
- Vincenzo Traspedini1970–1971
- Carlo Della Corna1971–1971
Carlo Petrini1971–1972
Giovanni Trapattoni1971–1972- Carlo Della Corna1972–1977
Claudio Gentile1972–1973- Egidio Calloni1972–1974
- Giacomo La Rosa1972–1972
- Gianpiero Marini1972–1975
Ernestino Ramella1973–1979- Renato Dehò1973–1973
- Carlo Tresoldi1974–1978
Domenico Maggiora1974–1976
Enrico Lanzi1974–1975
Giannantonio Sperotto1974–1975
Giulio Zignoli1974–1975- Paolo Dal Fiume1974–1977
- Paolo Dal Fiume1974–1977
Walter De Vecchi1974–1975- Carlo Muraro1975–1976
Gianni Bui1975–1976
Giuseppe Sannino1975–1976
Moreno Ferrario1975–1977- Silvano Martina1975–1976
- Walter Sabatini1975–1976
Luciano Gaudino1976–1977- Massimo Pedrazzini1976–1979
Giorgio Mariani1977–1978
Lamberto Boranga1977–1978- Bruno Limido1978–1980
Gianfranco Bedin1978–1979- Luca Pellegrini1978–1980
- Silvano Martina1979–1980
Antonio Rigamonti1980–1981- Carlo Tresoldi1980–1982
- Franco Baldini1980–1981
Michelangelo Rampulla1980–1983- Bruno Limido1981–1982
Rodolfo Vanoli1981–1982- Luca Mattei1982–1985
- Pietro Maiellaro1982–1983
- Angelo Orlando1983–1985
- Massimo Filardi1983–1985
- Stefano Pellegrini1984–1987
Cesare Cattaneo1985–1985- Giovanni Lopez1985–1989
- Riccardo Maspero1985–1987
- Sandro Salvioni1986–1987
- Alessandro Mazzola1987–1992
- Sean Sogliano1988–1991
Gianluca Pessotto1989–1991
Luigi Danova1989–1991- Bruno Limido1990–1992
- Gabriele Ambrosetti1990–1993
Paolo Vanoli1990–1991- Francesco Vincenzi1991–1992
- Richard Vanigli1991–1993
Luca Castellazzi1994–1995- Davide Saverino1995–2001
- Marco Capparella1995–1997
- Davide Possanzini1997–1998
Antonio Di Natale1998–1998- Fabio Bazzani1998–1999
- Riccardo Corallo1998–1998
Sergio Pellissier1998–2000- Alessandro Pedroni1999–1999
Davide Mandelli1999–2000
Federico Balzaretti1999–2001- Luis Fernando Centi1999–2000
- Manuel Iori1999–2000
Massimo Maccarone1999–1999
Christian Puggioni2000–2001
Dino Fava2000–2002- Filippo Carobbio2000–2002
Stefano Sorrentino2000–2001- Andrea Gasbarroni2001–2002
- André-Joël Eboué2001–2002
- Daniele Dalla Bona2001–2002
- Luis Fernando Centi2001–2002
- Mirco Gasparetto2001–2002
- Anders Nielsen2002–2002
- Josip Colina2002–2002
Leandro Rinaudo2002–2003- Salvatore Avallone2002–2004
- Alessandro Pellicori2003–2003
- Daniele Dalla Bona2003–2004
- Davide Moro2003–2004
- Stefano Garzon2003–2003
Andrea Pisanu2004–2004- Antonio Esposito2004–2005
Cristian Bertani2004–2004- Eros Pisano2004–2007
- Carlo Ferrario2006–2007
- Claiton Machado dos Santos2006–2011
- Francesco Luoni2006–2008
Gianluca Savoldi2006–2007
Ibrahim Ba2006–2007- Paolo Grossi2006–2009
- Andrea Maccoppi2007–2008
Angelo da Costa Júnior2007–2008- Davide Bottone2007–2007
- Denilson Gabionetta2007–2007
- Jero Shakpoke2007–2008
Alessandro Bernardini2008–2010
Alessandro Camisa2008–2012
Douglas Rodrigues2008–2008- Eros Pisano2008–2011
- Federico Moretti2008–2009
Mauro Milanese2008–2009
Alessandro Carrozza2009–2012- Daniele Buzzegoli2009–2011
- Gianpietro Zecchin2009–2015
- Kingsley Umunegbu2009–2010
Matteo Gentili2009–2010
Osarimen Ebagua2009–2011- Wilfred Osuji2009–2010
Alessandro Frara2010–2011
Edenilson Bergonsi2010–2010
Giuseppe Figliomeni2010–2012- Giuseppe Pugliese2010–2011
Isah Eliakwu2010–2010- Marco Cellini2010–2012
Massimo Zappino2010–2011
Mattia Mustacchio2010–2011- Mohamed Coly2010–2011
- Rodrigo Peters Marques2010–2011
Umberto Eusepi2010–2014- Wilfred Osuji2010–2011
Alemão2011–2011- Christian Terlizzi2011–2012
- Daniele Martinetti2011–2013
- Fabio Concas2011–2011
Fabrizio Cacciatore2011–2012
Fabrizio Grillo2011–2013- Filipe Gomes2011–2013
Giuseppe De Luca2011–2013
Jasmin Kurtić2011–2012- Lucas Correa2011–2011
Magnus Troest2011–2012
Pablo Granoche2011–2012
Raffaele Pucino2011–2013- Riccardo Fiamozzi2011–2015
Sebastián Pinto2011–2011- Walter Bressan2011–2014
- Aljaž Struna2012–2013
- Andrea Barberis2012–2015
- Angelo Rea2012–2015
- Elia Bastianoni2012–2015
- Emanuel Rivas2012–2012
Gianvito Plasmati2012–2012- Leonardo Pettinari2012–2012
- Luca Forte2012–2015
- Magnus Troest2012–2013
Michelangelo Albertazzi2012–2012- Moris Carrozzieri2012–2013
Moussa Koné2012–2013- Nnamdi Oduamadi2012–2013
- Osarimen Ebagua2012–2013
- Pablo Granoche2012–2012
Tarmo Kink2012–2014
Adriano Ferreira Pinto2013–2013- Andrea Cristiano2013–2015
- Antonio Marino2013–2013
Arturo Lupoli2013–2015
Caetano Calil2013–2014- Juan Antonio2013–2013
Leonardo Pavoletti2013–2014
Lorenzo Laverone2013–2014- Luca Ricci2013–2014
Lukas Spendlhofer2013–2014
Manuele Blasi2013–2015
Rodrigo Ely2013–2014
Saša Bjelanović2013–2014- Simone Pasa2013–2014
- Andrea De Vito2014–2015
Bruno Petković2014–2014- Emanuel Rivas2014–2015
- Fabrizio Grillo2014–2014
- Krisztián Tamás2014–2014
- Leonardo Capezzi2014–2015
- Nnamdi Oduamadi2014–2014
- Nunzio Di Roberto2014–2014
Stefan Simič2014–2015
Trevor Trevisan2014–2014- Valeriano Nchama2014–2014
Alessandro Capello2015–2015- Ignacio Lores Varela2015–2015
- Marco Rossi2015–2015
Mark Birighitti2015–2015
Mensur Kurtisi2015–2015- Nikola Jakimovski2015–2015
Piá2015–2015- Wilfred Osuji2015–2015
Yassine Jebbour2015–2015
The club was founded in 2019 as ASD Città di Varese to replace the bankrupt Varese Calcio.
Varese Football Club was established on March 22, 1910, with the aim of promoting football and outdoor games.
Varese Calcio has won the Serie B title three times, in the seasons 1963–64, 1969–70, and 1973–74.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
Varese Calcio, originally founded as Varese Football Club on March 22, 1910, aimed to promote football and other outdoor games in Varese, Lombardy, Italy. The club's early days were marked by informal matches and a unique setup where players and management paid monthly dues of 1 Lira. The initial colors were white and purple, and the local marketplace served as the first ground, with a rope marking the pitch from the public. Varese began its competitive journey by joining the Lega Regionale Lombarda in 1914, with its first official season featuring an American goalkeeper, Sormani, who became a standout player.
Evolution and Achievements
The club underwent a significant transformation in 1926-27, changing its colors to white and red to reflect the city's identity. The construction of Stadio del Littorio, later renamed Stadio Franco Ossola, provided a dedicated home for the team. Over the decades, Varese Calcio achieved notable success, winning Serie B titles in 1963-64, 1969-70, and 1973-74, along with several other league and cup victories, including the Coppa Italia Serie C in 1994-95.
Recent Developments
In 2019, the original Varese Calcio faced bankruptcy, leading to the formation of ASD Città di Varese, which sought to continue the legacy of the original club. Although it operates under a new name, it is considered the de facto heir to the historic Varese Football Club, maintaining the spirit and identity of Varese football. The club has since competed in various leagues, including Eccellenza and Serie D, and won the Terza Categoria Varese in 2019-20, marking a new chapter in its storied history.
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Career & Clubs
The club was formed on 22 March 1910, as Varese Football Club, with the goal of promoting football and other open air games. All members, both players and management, paid dues of 1 Lira every month. The club's colours were white and purple and the local market place doubled as the club's first ground. A rope fenced off the pitch from the public, and dressing rooms were improvised in an alley restaurant. The club played numerous friendly matches before joining any sort of league or organised competition. Early opponents included the "Aurora" of Busto Arsizio, the "Libertas" of Gallarate, the Luino, the Unione Sportiva Milanese, the Ausonia, and Inter. The club took the first steps on the Italian league ladder by entering the Lega Regionale Lombarda in 1914, and the first official championship saw the Varesini playing in their original colours of purple and white silk. The club's American goalkeeper, Sormani, distinguished himself in this first official season as one of Varese's star players. In May 1915 the war interrupted the season, but by 1919, World War I had ended and life returned to its regular rhythm with a resurgence of interest in football and other recreational activities.
In 1926–27, the club's colours became white and red ("bianco-rosso"), to match the colours of the city. In the quarter of Masnago, a stadium named Stadio del Littorio was constructed. It was renamed in September 1950 to Stadio Franco Ossola, in honour of a player who had transferred from Varese…
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- Eccellenza
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- Serie D
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- Terza Categoria
Trophies & Awards
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- Star to sports merit
Legacy
Serie B Winners: 1963–64, 1969–70, 1973–74 Serie C1 Winners: 1942–43, 1979–80 Serie C2 Winners: 1989–90, 1997–98, 2008–09 Coppa Italia Serie C Winners: 1994–95 Coppa Italia Dilettanti Winners: 1993–94 Terza Categoria Varese (Level 9) Winners (1): 2019–20 (Group B)
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Identifiers & aliases
Varese Football Club, or simply Varese, is a football club based in Varese, Lombardy, Italy. The club was founded in 2019 as ASD Città di Varese by to informally replace the bankrupt Varese Calcio. Having gradually adopted the identity of Varese football, it is considered the de facto, but not de iure, heir to the club that was founded in 1910 under the name Varese Football Club.
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