AC Monza
Состав
Andrea Colpani2022сейчас- Armando Izzo2023сейчас
Matteo Pessina2023сейчас
Keita Balde2025сейчас
Dany Motaсейчас
Ettore Reynaudiсейчас
Luca Antonelliсейчас- Mario Cassanoсейчас
Giovanni Bolzoni1935–1939
Giulio Balestrini1935–1936
Alberto Tiberti1936–1937- Carlo Lenci1952–1953
Piero Aggradi1952–1953
Roberto Lovati1952–1954
Umberto Colombo1952–1954- Mario Astorri1953–1954
- Paolo Todeschini1953–1954
Carlo Tagnin1954–1957
Guido Macor1954–1955
Aurelio Milani1955–1957- Severino Lojodice1955–1956
Carlo Volpi1958–1960- Giuseppe Patrucco1958–1960
Eugenio Bersellini1960–1962- Gianmarco Calleri1960–1962
Vincenzo Traspedini1961–1963- Eugenio Bersellini1963–1966
- Severino Lojodice1963–1964
- Giovanni Galeone1964–1965
Claudio Sala1965–1968
Luciano Castellini1965–1970
Luigi Maldera1967–1968- Alessandro Abbondanza1968–1968
Marco Achilli1968–1970
Guido Onor1969–1971
Mario Trebbi1969–1973- Massimo Silva1969–1970
Emiliano Mondonico1970–1971- Paolo Viganò1971–1972
Enzo Ferrari1972–1973
Lucio Dell'Angelo1972–1973- Roberto Antonelli1972–1977
Silvino Bercellino1972–1973- Ugo Tomeazzi1972–1973
Giuliano Terraneo1973–1977
Patrizio Sala1973–1975
Roberto Anzolin1973–1975- Francesco Vincenzi1974–1975
- Ruben Buriani1974–1977
Ariedo Braida1975–1977
Walter De Vecchi1975–1978
Giuseppe Zaniboni1976–1977
Angelo Anquilletti1977–1979
Enrico Lanzi1977–1978- Massimo Silva1977–1979
- Domenico Penzo1978–1979
- Angelo Colombo1979–1984
Daniele Massaro1979–1981- Francesco Vincenzi1979–1980
Nevio Scala1979–1980- Paolo Viganò1980–1981
Marco Baroni1982–1983- Daniele Tacconi1984–1987
- Davide Pinato1985–1988
Evaristo Beccalossi1985–1986
Pierluigi Casiraghi1985–1989- Roberto Antonelli1985–1986
Alessandro Costacurta1986–1987- Francesco Antonioli1986–1988
- Anselmo Robbiati1987–1993
- Corrado Verdelli1987–1988
Giovanni Stroppa1987–1989- Gianluca Gaudenzi1988–1989
- Giulio Nuciari1988–1989
Maurizio Ganz1988–1989- Carlo Nervo1989–1990
- Davide Pinato1989–1990
- Enzo Concina1989–1990
Luigi Di Biagio1989–1992- Massimo Tarantino1989–1990
Luca Castellazzi1990–1994- Michele Serena1990–1991
- Massimo Brambilla1991–1994
Antonio Chimenti1992–1993- Marco Sinigaglia1992–1993
- Federico Pisani1993–1993
- Francesco Bega1993–1997
- Mark Iuliano1993–1994
- Michele Mignani1993–1994
Christian Abbiati1994–1998- Antonino Asta1995–1997
Davide Mandelli1995–1996- Luca Castellazzi1995–1996
William Viali1995–1996- Giuseppe Zappella1996–1998
- Marco Veronese1996–1997
Massimo Oddo1996–1996
Omar Milanetto1996–1997
Roberto D'Aversa1996–1997
Christophe Galtier1997–1998- Fabio Moro1997–1999
- Filippo Antonelli1997–1999
- Joachim Fernandez1997–1999
- Luca Saudati1997–1997
- Marco Esposito1997–1998
- Roberto Bisconti1997–1998
- Roberto D'Aversa1997–1999
- Zizi Roberts1997–1998
- Dario Smoje1998–2000
Fabio Vignaroli1998–2000- Gabriele Aldegani1998–1999
Marko Topić1998–2001- Massimo Oddo1998–1999
Roberto Colombo1998–1999
Roberto De Zerbi1998–1999
Christian Lantignotti1999–2001- Dražen Brnčić1999–2000
Jean-François Gillet1999–2000
Patrice Evra1999–2000- Samir Beloufa1999–2000
- Alberto Comazzi2000–2001
Cesare Natali2000–2000- Emeka Jude Ugali2000–2004
- Gabriele Aldegani2000–2001
- Marco Branca2000–2001
- Mohammed Aliyu Datti2000–2001
- Adrian Madaschi2001–2001
- Alex Calderoni2001–2001
- Cesare Natali2001–2001
- José Roberto Lucini2001–2002
Lorenzo Squizzi2001–2004- Lucas Cantoro2001–2002
Matteo Contini2001–2002- Nicola Zanini2001–2001
- Davide Zoboli2002–2004
- Michele Troiano2003–2004
- Anselmo Robbiati2004–2005
- Gleison Santos2004–2006
- Marco Zaffaroni2004–2008
- Simon Barjie2004–2008
- Vinicio Espinal2004–2007
- Andrea Guerra2006–2007
Emanuele Concetti2006–2007- Fabiano Medina da Silva2006–2007
- Gabriele Perico2006–2007
- Andrea Gentile2007–2007
- Dario Bergamelli2007–2007
- Filippo Savi2007–2007
- Giovanni Bartolucci2007–2008
Marcus Diniz2007–2008- Massimo Brambilla2007–2008
- Pierluigi Brivio2007–2008
- Salvatore Vicari2007–2009
- Victor Irineu de Souza2007–2008
- Alberto Quadri2008–2009
- Andrea Alberti2008–2011
Matteo Bruscagin2008–2009
Nicolò De Cesare2008–2009- Omar Torri2008–2009
- Simone Iacoponi2008–2009
- Alessandro Tuia2009–2011
Christopher Oualembo2009–2011- Dimas Gonçalves de Oliveira2009–2010
- Mirko Eramo2009–2010
Sander Westerveld2009–2011- Simon Barjie2009–2011
- Stefano Seedorf2009–2012
- Harmony Ikande2010–2010
- Maximiliano Uggè2010–2012
Vincent Aboubakar2010–2013
Willy Aubameyang2010–2011
Cristian Zenoni2011–2012
Damjan Đoković2011–2011- Ernesto Torregrossa2011–2012
- Fabio Vignaroli2011–2011
- Alessio Vita2012–2015
- Andrea Gasbarroni2012–2015
- Christian Tiboni2012–2012
- Edoardo Pazzagli2012–2013
- Luca Franchini2012–2013
- Mattia Biso2012–2012
Tiziano Polenghi2012–2014- Alex Fisher2013–2014
Fergus Bell2013–2014- Matteo Pessina2013–2015
- Myles Anderson2013–2015
- Francesco Margiotta2014–2015
- Gianmarco Zigoni2014–2015
- Liam Graham2014–2015
Mehmet Hetemaj2014–2014- Riccardo Allegretti2014–2014
- Said Ahmed Said2014–2014
- Salvatore Burrai2014–2015
- Sergio Viotti2014–2015
Alfonso De Lucia2015–2015- Cédric Baseya2015–2015
Filip Valenčič2015–2015
Gilberto Martínez2015–2015- Omar Torri2015–2015
- Oualid El Hasni2015–2015
- Andrea Padula2018–2018
Marco Ezio Fossati2019–2021- Andrea Colpani2020–2022
Carlos Augusto2020–2024
Davide Frattesi2020–2021
Kevin-Prince Boateng2020–2021
Mario Balotelli2020–2021
Michele Di Gregorio2020–2022
Gastón Ramírez2021–2022
Andrea Ranocchia2022–2022- Michele Di Gregorio2022–2025
Valentín Carboni2023–2024
Alessio Cragno2024–2025- Kacper Urbański2025–2025
AC Monza is a professional football club based in Monza, Lombardy, Italy.
The club currently competes in Serie A, the highest level of Italian football.
Monza was promoted to Serie A after a successful campaign in Serie B during the 2025–26 season.
Биография
Formation
Associazione Calcio Monza, commonly known as Monza, was founded on September 1, 1912, in the Cappello Vecchio trattoria, resulting from the merger of two local clubs, Pro Italia and Pro Monza. The club's first headquarters was established in the Roma coffeehouse in Monza, and they initially donned blue and white kits. Monza's inaugural match was against a team from Milan, and they celebrated their first victory on September 20, 1912, defeating Juventus Italia 2–1. The club quickly made its mark by winning the Coppa Colli in early 1913.
In November 1913, Monza FBC merged with Juventus FBC to officially become Associazione Calcio Monza. They began competing in the Terza Categoria during the 1913–14 season, with their first match resulting in a loss against Fanfulla. Despite the disruptions caused by World War I, Monza managed to continue playing with younger athletes, showcasing their resilience during challenging times.
Career Progression
Monza's journey through the ranks of Italian football saw them compete in various leagues, including Serie C and Serie B. They achieved notable success in Serie C, winning the league four times between 1950 and 2020. The club also had a strong presence in the Coppa Italia Serie C, where they hold the record for the most wins, with four titles. Their persistence paid off when they secured promotion to Serie A, the top tier of Italian football, after winning the Serie B play-offs in the 2025–26 season.
Legacy
Throughout its history, AC Monza has built a reputation for determination and competitive spirit. The club's achievements include multiple league titles and cup victories, establishing them as a significant player in Italian football. Their journey from a local club to competing in Serie A reflects their growth and ambition, making them a beloved team in Lombardy and beyond.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Foundation and first tournaments (1912–1927)
Monza Foot-Ball Club was founded on 1 September 1912 in the Cappello Vecchio trattoria, following the merger of the Monza-based clubs Pro Italia and Pro Monza. The new club established their first headquarters in the Roma coffeehouse located on the similarly named town square in Monza; the team initially wore a blue and white kit. Monza's first recorded game was against a team from Milan, while their first win came on 20 September 1912 when they beat Juventus Italia 2–1 in Triante. The club won their first trophy, the Coppa Colli, in early 1913 after beating Saronno 3–2 in the final. In November 1913, Monza FBC merged with Juventus FBC (a group of athletes formerly part of the Forti e Liberi sports club) to form Associazione Calcio Monza. Monza first competed in Terza Categoria (third level) in the 1913–14 season; they played their first match on 4 January 1914, losing 3–1 at home against Fanfulla. The following season, Monza took part in the Promozione (second level), finishing fourth in their group of six. Despite the outbreak of World War I, when conscription forced teams to send their adult players to war, Monza were able to continue their sporting activity with young players. Between 1915 and 1918, the war interrupted official tournaments. Upon the resumption of football in 1919, Monza took part in the 1919–20 Promozione (second level). Having finished first in their group, Monza played the promotion finals against…
The following is a list of Monza managers throughout history.
- League
- Serie A
- League
- Serie B
Наследие
The following is a list of honours and achievements Monza have attained throughout their history.
League
Serie C (Level 3) Winners (4): 1950–51 (Group A), 1966–67 (Group A), 1975–76 (Group A), 2019–20 (Group A) Seconda Divisione (Level 3) Winners (1): 1926–27 Serie D (Level 4) Winners (1): 2016–17 (Group B) Scudetto Serie D (Level 4) Winners (1): 2016–17
Cup
Coppa Italia Serie C Winners (4; record): 1973–74, 1974–75, 1987–88, 1990–91
International
Anglo-Italian Cup Winners (1): 1976
Other achievements
Serie B (Level 2) Play-off winners (2): 2021–22, 2025–26 Serie C (Level 3) Runners-up (5): 1947–48 (Group F), 1974–75 (Group A), 1981–82 (Group A), 1987–88 (Group A), 1991–92 (Group A) Play-off winners (1): 1996–97 (Group A) Prima Divisione Lombardia (Level 4) Runners-up (1): 1941–42 (Group C) Coppa Italia Serie C Runners-up (4): 1975–76, 1995–96, 2013–14, 2018–19 Anglo-Italian Semiprofessional Cup Runners-up (1): 1975
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Associazione Calcio Monza, commonly referred to as Monza, is a professional football club based in Monza, Lombardy, Italy. The team plays in Serie A, the top tier of Italian football, following promotion from Serie B in the 2025–26 season.
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