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Alessandro Bellemo2014сейчас
Cristian Buonaiuto2014сейчас- Alessandro Favalli2015сейчас
- Armando Anastasio2015сейчас
- Fabiano Medina da Silva2015сейчас
- Umberto Germano2019сейчас
- Aladjeсейчас
Alessandro Capelloсейчас
Andrea Tabanelliсейчас- Andrea Zaccagnoсейчас
Daniele Capelliсейчас
Davide Mazzoccoсейчас- Edvinas Girdvainisсейчас
Emanuele Ndojсейчас
Emerson Ramos Borgesсейчас- Eric Laniniсейчас
- Ettore Gliozziсейчас
Federico Bonazzoliсейчас- Federico Carraroсейчас
- Filipe Gomesсейчас
Francesco Della Roccaсейчас- Francesco Dettoriсейчас
Giampiero Pinziсейчас
Giangiacomo Magnaniсейчас
Luca Belingheriсейчас
Luca Clemenzaсейчас
Luca Moroсейчас
Luca Ravanelliсейчас- Luca Vidoсейчас
- Luigi Sartorсейчас
Luis Maria Alfagemeсейчас- Manuel Ioriсейчас
Marco Andreolliсейчас
Marco Rigoniсейчас
Nico Pulzettiсейчас
Nicola Madonnaсейчас
Pasquale Foggiaсейчас
Pietro Ceccaroniсейчас
Simone Salviatoсейчас
Vincenzo Sarnoсейчас- Yusupha Bobbсейчас
Árpád Weiszсейчас
Giorgio Treves de'Bonfili1910–1911
Silvio Appiani1913–1915- Antonio Fayenz1919–1930
Feliciano Monti1919–1927
Antonio Busini1920–1927
Leopoldo Conti1920–1921
Pietro Pastore1920–1923
Gianangelo Barzan1921–1926
Giovanni Vecchina1924–1930- János Biri1925–1927
Gastone Prendato1928–1931
Mario Perazzolo1928–1933
Alfredo Foni1931–1934
Annibale Frossi1931–1933- Giovanni Battistoni1931–1934
Giordano Corsi1932–1933
Giuseppe Baldo1932–1935
Mariano Tansini1932–1933- Ugo Amoretti1932–1933
Aldo Olivieri1933–1934- Antonio Busini1933–1934
- Feliciano Monti1933–1936
- Annibale Frossi1934–1935
- Áttila de Carvalho1934–1937
- Gastone Prendato1937–1938
Gino Cappello1939–1940- Pietro Sforzin1939–1942
Antonio Bortoletti1940–1943
Giuseppe Bonizzoni1940–1941
Luigi Bonizzoni1940–1941
Nereo Rocco1940–1942- Valerio Cassani1940–1942
- Adone Stellin1941–1942
- Mario Perazzolo1943–1944
- Gino Cappello1944–1944
- Nereo Rocco1944–1945
- Pietro Sforzin1944–1951
- Adone Stellin1945–1947
- Celestino Celio1946–1951
Gino Colaussi1946–1948
Pietro Serantoni1946–1947
Eros Beraldo1948–1952- Charles Adcock1949–1950
- Zvonko Monsider1949–1950
Albano Vicariotto1952–1953- Marcello Agnoletto1952–1956
Giorgio Stivanello1953–1956- Giuseppe Casari1953–1956
Benito Sarti1955–1957- Giovanni Azzini1955–1958
Ivano Blason1955–1958- José Parodi1955–1956
- Silvano Moro1955–1960
Bruno Nicolè1956–1957- Enore Boscolo1956–1959
Giacomo Mari1956–1960
Giovanni Giacomazzi1956–1960
Humberto Rosa1956–1961- Pietro Biagioli1956–1957
Kurt Hamrin1957–1958- Sergio Brighenti1957–1960
Amos Mariani1958–1959- Celestino Celio1958–1962
- Marino Perani1959–1960
Mario Tortul1959–1962
Aurelio Milani1960–1961
Dante Crippa1960–1962
Luigi Radice1960–1961- Marcello Agnoletto1960–1961
Emanuele Del Vecchio1961–1962- Tomislav Kaloperović1961–1962
- Alessandro Bazzoni1962–1964
- Emanuele Del Vecchio1962–1963
Bruno Abbatini1963–1965
Alberto Bigon1964–1966
Walter Pontel1965–1967- Mauro Gatti1966–1973
Angelo Paina1967–1968- Sergio Buso1968–1972
Roberto Filippi1969–1972- Alberto Coramini1972–1976
- Roberto Filippi1974–1976
Ezio Vendrame1975–1977- Giuseppe Pillon1977–1981
- Andrea Manzo1978–1979
Marco Baroni1983–1985
Alessandro Bianchi1986–1987- Damiano Longhi1987–1996
- Giovanni Piacentini1987–1989
- Alberto Cavasin1988–1990
Giancarlo Camolese1988–1990- Massimo Ciocci1988–1989
Angelo Di Livio1989–1993
Antonio Benarrivo1989–1991
Filippo Maniero1989–1990- Giuseppe Galderisi1989–1995
- Carmine Nunziata1990–1996
Demetrio Albertini1990–1991- Massimiliano Rosa1990–1996
- Adriano Bonaiuti1991–1996
Alessandro Del Piero1991–1993- Filippo Maniero1991–1991
- Gaetano Fontana1991–1993
- Filippo Maniero1992–1995
- Giacomo Modica1992–1994
- Alexi Lalas1994–1995
- Daniele Zoratto1994–1995
David Balleri1994–1995- Gaetano Fontana1994–1995
- Goran Vlaović1994–1996
- Alexi Lalas1995–1996
- Cristian Servidei1995–1995
- Leonard van Utrecht1995–1997
- Massimo Ciocci1995–1996
- Maurizio Bedin1995–1997
- Michel Kreek1995–1996
- Nicola Amoruso1995–1996
Stefano Fiore1995–1996
Stefano Nava1995–1996
Stefano Pioli1995–1996
Christian Lantignotti1996–1998- Cristiano Bergodi1996–1999
Cristiano Lucarelli1996–1997
Luca Castellazzi1996–1999- Silvio Rudman1996–1997
Walter Zenga1996–1997- Giovanni Cornacchini1997–1998
- Jorge Quinteros1997–1998
- Massimiliano Allegri1997–1998
- Mohammed Aliyu Datti1997–1997
Antonio Buscè1998–1999- Massimiliano Rosa1998–2000
Vincenzo Iaquinta1998–1998- Dan Thomassen1999–2004
- Ivano Trotta1999–2000
- Mirco Gasparetto1999–2001
Roberto De Zerbi1999–2000
Simone Barone1999–1999
Daniele Gastaldello2000–2002- Robert Anderson Cavalheiro2000–2003
Roberto Colombo2000–2005- Alessandro Orlando2001–2003
Luca Antonini2001–2001- Davide Succi2002–2003
- Alberto Quadri2003–2004
- Cristian La Grottería2003–2007
Filippo Porcari2003–2004- Francesco Statuto2003–2004
- Luca Franchini2003–2004
- Maurizio Bedin2003–2007
- Rej Volpato2003–2004
- Sergio Porrini2003–2004
Zlatan Muslimović2003–2004- Andrea Tarozzi2004–2006
- Giuseppe Greco2004–2005
Luca Rossettini2004–2007- Andrea Cano2005–2012
Andy Selva2005–2006- Diego Oliveira2005–2007
- Manuel Turchi2005–2007
- Martin Lejsal2005–2005
- Anderson Luiz Schveitzer2006–2006
- Lucas Cantoro2006–2007
Orazio Russo2006–2008- Alessio Manzoni2007–2007
- Andrea Bovo2007–2007
- Andrea Bovo2007–2012
- Andrea Gentile2007–2009
Antonio Di Nardo2007–2011- Luca Mondini2007–2008
Roberto Muzzi2007–2008
Timi Lahti2007–2010- Vasco Faísca2007–2010
- Vedin Musić2007–2008
- Andrea Raimondi2008–2014
Felipe Martins2008–2009- Francesco Carbone2008–2009
Andrea Soncin2009–2010- Bogdan Pătrașcu2009–2009
- Bogdan Pătrașcu2009–2010
César Cervo Luca2009–2009- César Cervo Luca2009–2011
- Edgar Çani2009–2009
- Edgar Çani2009–2010
Federico Agliardi2009–2011- Francesco Renzetti2009–2013
Matteo Darmian2009–2010- Selim Ben Djemia2009–2010
Trevor Trevisan2009–2014
Vincenzo Italiano2009–2012- William Jidayi2009–2012
- Bruno Leonardo Vicente2010–2013
Daniel Cappelletti2010–2011
Daniele Vantaggiato2010–2014
Davide Di Gennaro2010–2011- Davide Succi2010–2012
- Elia Legati2010–2014
Giacomo Bonaventura2010–2010
Jerry Mbakogu2010–2013- Jonas Portin2010–2012
José Ángel Crespo2010–2011- Mirco Gasparetto2010–2010
- Ousmane Dramé2010–2014
Piermario Morosini2010–2010- Ronaldo Pompeu da Silva2010–2011
Stephan El Shaarawy2010–2011
Aniello Cutolo2011–2013- Daniele Cacia2011–2012
- Dejan Lazarević2011–2012
- Enej Jelenič2011–2014
- Francesco Ruopolo2011–2012
Giulio Donati2011–2012
Ivan Pelizzoli2011–2012
Linus Hallenius2011–2012- Marcos de Paula2011–2011
- Matteo Ardemagni2011–2011
Mattia Perin2011–2012
Michele Marcolini2011–2012
Omar Milanetto2011–2012- Raffaele Schiavi2011–2012
- Wilfred Osuji2011–2014
- Xavier Hochstrasser2011–2011
- Alessandro De Vitis2012–2013
- Andrea Rispoli2012–2013
Diego Farias2012–2013
Federico Viviani2012–2013- José Eduardo de Araújo2012–2013
Khouma Babacar2012–2013- Marco Silvestri2012–2013
- Matteo Piccinni2012–2013
- Nwankwo Obiora2012–2013
Pablo Granoche2012–2013
Rolf Feltscher2012–2012
Simone Bentivoglio2012–2012
Thiago Cionek2012–2014- Alex Calderoni2013–2013
- Armando Perna2013–2014
Camillo Ciano2013–2014
Cristian Pasquato2013–2014- Emiliano Bonazzoli2013–2013
Fabiano Santacroce2013–2014
Federico Melchiorri2013–2014- Francesco Modesto2013–2013
- Francesco Modesto2013–2014
- Gianluca Musacci2013–2014
- Giuseppe De Feudis2013–2013
- Luca Ceccarelli2013–2014
Luca Mazzoni2013–2014- Manuel Iori2013–2014
- Paolo Hernán Dellafiore2013–2013
Róbert Feczesin2013–2014
Simone Benedetti2013–2014
Simone Colombi2013–2014
Tommaso Rocchi2013–2014
Zsolt Laczkó2013–2014
Álvaro Ampuero2013–2014
Alberto Almici2014–2014- Christian Tiboni2014–2014
- Dan Thomassen2014–2015
- Federico Moretti2014–2014
Luca Di Matteo2014–2014- Renato Kelić2014–2014
- Riccardo Improta2014–2014
- Simone Pasa2014–2014
Vinícius Freitas2014–2014
Manuel Giandonato2015–2015
Marcus Diniz2015–2016
Alessandro Vogliacco2018–2019- Anton Krešić2019–2021
- Matei Ilie2019–2023
Matteo Lovato2019–2020
Emil Hallfreðsson2020–2021
Arlind Ajeti2021–2022- Giovanni Leoni2023–2024
Calcio Padova is an Italian football club founded in 1910, based in Padua, Veneto.
The club currently competes in Serie B, having last played in Serie A in 1996.
Padova's official colors are white and red, symbolizing the club's identity.
Биография
Formation
Calcio Padova, commonly referred to as Padova, is an Italian football club founded in 1910 and based in Padua, Veneto. The club has a rich history in Italian football, primarily competing in Serie B, with its official colors being white and red. Over the years, Padova has experienced various ups and downs, reflecting the dynamic nature of football in Italy.
Golden Era
The club's golden days came in the late 1950s under the management of Nereo Rocco, when they achieved a remarkable third-place finish in Serie A in 1958. This success was largely attributed to the talents of players like Kurt Hamrin, Sergio Brighenti, and Aurelio Milani, who helped Padova maintain a strong presence in Serie A until their relegation in 1962. The following decade saw the club struggle in Serie B, leading to a significant decline until a revival in the 1980s.
Resurgence and Challenges
The revival in the early 1980s saw Padova return to Serie B, and by 1994, they were back in Serie A after a 32-year absence, thanks to a playoff victory over Cesena. Despite a promising start, the team faced relegation again in 1995 and continued to struggle, facing further relegations in 1998 and 1999. Since 2001, Padova has fluctuated between Serie C1 and Lega Pro Prima Divisione, but they made a comeback to Serie B at the end of the 2008-2009 season.
Honours and Legacy
Calcio Padova has a notable list of honors, including winning Serie B in the 1947-48 season and multiple titles in Serie C and Serie D. The club's legacy is marked by its resilience and ability to bounce back from adversity, making it a beloved institution in Italian football.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
In the 1940s, the team was coached by Béla Guttmann. Padova's golden days were the late 1950s, when the team managed by Nereo Rocco, reached the heights of third place in 1958 thanks to the wing wizardry of Kurt Hamrin. Forwards Sergio Brighenti and Aurelio Milani would star as Padova remained a force in Serie A, before relegation in 1962. The rest of the 1960s would see the club in Serie B before going into a serious decline ahead of a 1980s revival. The revival would see Padova return to Serie B in the early 1980s, and within a decade they would be serious promotion contenders. A play-off win over Cesena in 1994 saw the club return to Serie A after 32 years. After a dire start to the 1994–95 season, Padova looked like fulfilling most experts' predictions of a swift return to Serie B. They nonetheless found their form in the second half of the year and when they recorded a 1–0 win away to Juventus, they were six points clear of the drop zone. However, they eventually ended up contesting the relegation play-off against Genoa, due to a late Inter Milan goal assisted by a Rubén Sosa corner, which they won on penalties. There would be no such luck the following year, as Padova were relegated, with further relegations in 1998 and 1999. Since 2001, they have resided in Serie C1 and Lega Pro Prima Divisione. The team returned in Serie B at the end of the 2008–2009 season. In total, Calcio Padova participated in 11 Prima Divisione/Divisione Nazionale championships between 1914–15…
- League
- Serie B
Наследие
Serie B Winners: 1947–48 (group B) Serie C Winners: 1936–37 (group C), 2017–18 (group B), 2024-25 (group A) Serie C2 Winners: 1980–81 (group B), 2000–01 (group A) Serie D Winners: 2014–15 (group C) Coppa Italia Serie C Winners: 1979–80, 2021–22 Supercoppa di Serie C Winners: 2018
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Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Calcio Padova, commonly referred to as Padova, is an Italian football club based in Padua, Veneto. Founded in 1910, Padova currently play in Serie B, having last been in Serie A in 1996. The team's official colours are white and red.
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