Состав
- Rodrigo Aguirre2016сейчас
Rolando Bianchi2016сейчас
Sanjin Prcić2016сейчас
Alberto Cerriсейчас
Andrea Ranocchiaсейчас
Eusebio Di Francescoсейчас
Gabrielсейчас
Han Kwang-song.сейчас
Norbert Gyömbérсейчас
Samuel Gustafsonсейчас- Santiago Colombattoсейчас
Pietro Pastore1934–1935
Walter Novellino1975–1978
Comunardo Niccolai1976–1977- Salvatore Bagni1977–1981
Paolo Rossi1979–1980- Antonio Di Gennaro1980–1981
- Walter Novellino1984–1986
Fabrizio Ravanelli1986–1989
Angelo Di Livio1987–1989- Federico Giunti1991–1997
Giuseppe Dossena1991–1992
Cristiano Lucarelli1993–1995
Gennaro Gattuso1995–1997
Marco Materazzi1995–1998
Marco Storari1995–1998- Massimiliano Allegri1995–1997
- Milan Rapaić1996–2000
Pietro Vierchowod1996–1996- Alessandro Melli1997–2000
- Luca Bucci1997–1997
Marc Emmers1997–1997
Müller1997–1997
Hidetoshi Nakata1998–2000
Paulo da Silva1998–1999- Tomislav Erceg1998–1999
Zé Maria1998–2004
Dmitri Alenichev1999–2000
Ibrahim Ba1999–2000
Iván Kaviedes Toaquiza1999–1999- Marco Materazzi1999–2001
- Nicola Amoruso1999–2000
Ahn Jung-hwan2000–2002
Fabio Liverani2000–2001
Ma Mingyu2000–2001
Manuele Blasi2000–2002- Moïse Brou Apanga2000–2004
Zisis Vryzas2000–2003
Fabio Grosso2001–2004
Rahman Rezaei2001–2003
Silvio Spann2001–2002
Traianos Dellas2001–2002
Zlatan Muslimović2001–2002- Fabián O'Neill2002–2002
Fabrizio Miccoli2002–2003- Manuele Blasi2002–2003
- Nicola Amoruso2002–2002
- Nicola Amoruso2002–2003
Roberto Baronio2002–2003
Sebastiano Rossi2002–2003
Zeljko Kalac2002–2005
Óscar Córdoba2002–2002- Al-Saadi Gaddafi2003–2004
- Al-Saadi Gaddafi2003–2003
- Dario Hübner2003–2004
Ferdinand Coly2003–2005
Guglielmo Stendardo2003–2005
Jay Bothroyd2003–2005- Al-Saadi Gaddafi2004–2005
Antonio Floro Flores2004–2005- Christian Manfredini2004–2004
- Dario Hübner2004–2004
- Eusebio Di Francesco2004–2005
- Fabrizio Ravanelli2004–2005
Franco Brienza2004–2004
Giuseppe Mascara2004–2005
Marcelo Zalayeta2004–2004
Paul Codrea2004–2004- Javier de Pedro2005–2005
- Matteo Politano2012–2013
Andrea Conti2013–2014
Roberto Insigne2013–2014
Vincenzo Italiano2013–2013
Brayan Perea2014–2015
Davide Lanzafame2014–2015- Ivan Provedel2014–2015
Rodrigo Taddei2014–2016
Ahmed Hegazi2015–2015
Gianluca Mancini2015–2017
Leonardo Spinazzola2015–2016
Marco Amelia2015–2015
Marco Davide Faraoni2015–2015
Matteo Brighi2016–2018
Alessandro Diamanti2018–2018
Jawad El Yamiq2018–2019
Nicola Leali2018–2021
Aleandro Rosi2019–2023
Guglielmo Vicario2019–2020
Sadiq Umar2019–2019
A.C. Perugia Calcio is an Italian football club based in Perugia, known for its rich history and competitive spirit.
The club has been awarded a Star for sports merit, recognizing its contributions to Italian football.
A.C. Perugia has competed in Serie B, showcasing its talent in Italy's second division.
Биография
Formation
A.C. Perugia Calcio, founded on June 9, 1905, emerged from the merger of U.S. Fortebraccio and Libertas, establishing itself as a prominent football club in Perugia, Umbria, Italy. Initially, the club participated in regional competitions, but it quickly gained traction, achieving its first promotion to Serie B in 1933. The 1930s marked a significant period for Perugia, highlighted by the construction of their first official stadium, Santa Giuliana, in 1937.
Growth and Success
The 1960s heralded a new era for A.C. Perugia under the leadership of local entrepreneur Lino Spagnoli. The club's promotion to Serie B in the 1966-67 season initiated a successful phase, culminating in their first-ever promotion to Serie A in 1975. This period saw the arrival of key figures such as coach Ilario Castagner and notable players like Pierluigi Frosio and Paolo Sollier, the latter known for his distinctive on-pitch salute.
Honours and Legacy
Throughout its history, A.C. Perugia has achieved notable successes, including being runners-up in Serie A during the 1978-79 season and winning multiple titles in Serie C1 and Serie C2. The club also claimed the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2003 and the Supercoppa di Lega Pro in 2014, solidifying its reputation in Italian football. Today, A.C. Perugia continues to compete in Serie C Group B, maintaining its legacy as a significant player in the Italian football landscape.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
A.C. Perugia (early years)
A.C. Perugia were founded on 9 June 1905, after the merger of U.S. Fortebraccio and Libertas. During the early 1900s, the club primarily engaged in regional competitions. Throughout the 1930s, Perugia experienced significant growth, culminating in its inaugural promotion to Serie B in 1933. Notably, in 1937, Perugia constructed its first official stadium, Santa Giuliana. After a second promotion to Serie B in the season 1945–46, Perugia spent almost all of the 1950s in the lower divisions.
A.C. Perugia (1960s-1975)
The 1960s marked a resurgence for Perugia, under the presidency of prominent local entrepreneur Lino Spagnoli. The promotion to Serie B in the 1966-1967 season would mark the beginning of one of the club's most successful periods. Perugia spent the next eight years in Serie B before promotion to Serie A for the first time in 1975. The society underwent profound renewal, with the arrival of Apulian entrepreneur Franco D'Attoma as president and with a new technical and managerial staff, including Ilario Castagner, a former player for the team in the early part of the previous decade, as coach, and Silvano Ramaccioni as sporting director. Several new players joined the team, including defender Pierluigi Frosio, midfielders Franco Vannini and Renato Curi, and forward Paolo Sollier. Sollier gained attention beyond football circles and was known for using a clenched fist salute on the pitch. Perugia secured promotion to…
- League
- Serie B
- League
- Serie C
Трофеи и награды
- Award
- Star to sports merit
Наследие
League
Serie A Runners-up: 1978–79 Serie B Winner: 1974–75 Serie C1 Winner: 1932–33, 1966–67, 1993–94, 2013–14, 2020–21 Serie C2 Winner: 1987–88, 2011–12
Cups
Supercoppa di Lega Pro Winner: 2014 Supercoppa di Serie C2 Winner: 2012 Coppa Italia Serie D Winner: 2010–11
European
UEFA Intertoto Cup Winner: 2003
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Associazione Calcistica Perugia Calcio, or simply Perugia, is a professional football club based in Perugia, Umbria, Italy, that competes in the Serie C Group B, the third division of Italian football.
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