SSC Ancona
Состав
- Andrea Cossu2013сейчас
Daniele Casiraghi2015сейчас- Coli Saco2023сейчас
Ferenc Molnár1923–1924- Ignác Amsel1925–1927
Alfredo Bodoira1933–1936- Guido Corbelli1933–1938
Bruno Chizzo1942–1943
Edmund Giemsa1944–1945
Achille Piccini1945–1946
Gyula Zsengellér1949–1950
Ercole Rabitti1952–1955
Alberto Bertuccelli1956–1957
Carlo Mattrel1956–1957- Ercole Rabitti1956–1958
Antonio Montico1962–1966
Mario Tortul1962–1964- Giuseppe Gaspari1965–1966
Beniamino Di Giacomo1969–1972- Sergio Carpanesi1969–1971
Daniele Arrigoni1984–1986- Ezio Sella1984–1987
- Gianluca Gaudenzi1984–1985
- Giovanni Koetting1985–1987
Massimo Gadda1986–1994- Marco Macina1987–1988
Gianluigi Lentini1988–1989- Maurizio Neri1988–1988
- Mauro Bertarelli1988–1989
- Massimo Ciocci1989–1990
Alessandro Nista1990–1995- Mauro Bertarelli1990–1992
- Roberto Lorenzini1990–1993
- Sandro Tovalieri1990–1992
- Stefano Maccoppi1990–1990
- Salvatore Mazzarano1991–1994
Lajos Détári1992–1993- Massimo Agostini1992–1994
- Miloš Glonek1992–1994
Nicola Caccia1992–1995
Oscar Ruggeri1992–1992- Sergio Zárate1992–1993
Davide Nicola1994–1995- Emanuele Pesaresi1994–1995
Marco Baroni1994–1995
Raffaele Sergio1994–1995- Tarcisio Catanese1994–1995
- Diego Pellegrini1995–1998
- Giacomo Modica1995–1996
Michele Fini1995–1997
Paolo Orlandoni1995–1996- Andrea Camplone1996–1998
- David Dei1996–1998
Francesco Montervino1997–2003- Gianluca Petrachi1997–1998
Giorgio Bresciani1997–1997
Massimo Paci1997–1998- Cristian La Grottería1998–1999
- Eddy Baggio1998–1999
- Francesco Flachi1998–1998
Marco Storari1998–2002- Tomislav Erceg1998–1998
- Massimo Paci1999–2000
- Alessandro Melli2000–2000
- Doudou Diaw2000–2001
- Eddy Baggio2000–2001
- Max Vieri2000–2002
- Dražen Bolić2001–2004
- Dražen Brnčić2001–2002
Giuseppe Vives2001–2003- Luigi Castaldo2001–2002
- Massimiliano Giacobbo2001–2004
Nick Rizzo2001–2001
Umberto Del Core2001–2001
Alessio Scarpi2002–2002- Alessio Scarpi2002–2003
- Anselmo Robbiati2002–2003
- Daniele Daino2002–2004
- Emiliano Tarana2002–2003
- Giampiero Maini2002–2004
Luca Antonini2002–2003- Luigi Riccio2002–2002
Marek Koźmiński2002–2002- Marko Perović2002–2003
Maurizio Ganz2002–2004- Milan Rapaić2002–2003
Pasquale Luiso2002–2003- Roberto Maltagliati2002–2004
Simone Tiribocchi2002–2002- Alessandro Potenza2003–2003
- Andrea Sussi2003–2004
Daniel Andersson2003–2004- Daniele Berretta2003–2004
- Dario Hübner2003–2003
Eusebio Di Francesco2003–2004
Fábio Bilica2003–2004
Goran Pandev2003–2004
Igor Budan2003–2003- Luigi Sartor2003–2004
- Mads Jørgensen2003–2004
- Marco Esposito2003–2004
Mauro Milanese2003–2004- Milan Rapaić2003–2004
- Mohamed Sarr2003–2003
- Paolo Poggi2003–2003
- Pasquale Luiso2003–2004
William Viali2003–2003
Andrea De Falco2004–2004- Corrado Grabbi2004–2004
- Cristian Bucchi2004–2004
Dino Baggio2004–2004- Fabricio Lenci2004–2005
- Luciano Zavagno2004–2004
- Luigi Sartor2004–2004
- Luis Helguera2004–2004
Magnus Hedman2004–2004
Mirco Antenucci2004–2005
Mário Jardel2004–2004- Paolo Poggi2004–2004
- Andrea Conti2005–2006
- Catilina Aubameyang2005–2005
- Luca Franchini2005–2005
Nassim Mendil2005–2007- Anderson Luiz Schveitzer2006–2009
Claudio De Sousa2007–2008
Jess Vanstrattan2007–2007- Matteo Abbate2007–2007
Pasquale Schiattarella2007–2010
Stefano Fanucci2007–2008- Alberto Comazzi2008–2009
- Andrea De Falco2008–2009
Angelo da Costa Júnior2008–2010
Danilo Soddimo2008–2009- Filippo Lombardi2008–2010
Guilherme Siqueira2008–2009
Ivano Baldanzeddu2008–2008
Juan Surraco2008–2010- Marco Turati2008–2009
- Maurizio Anastasi2008–2010
- Richard Vanigli2008–2009
- Rincón2008–2009
Salvatore Sirigu2008–2009
Umberto Eusepi2008–2009- Emanuele Pesaresi2009–2010
Fabio Pisacane2009–2010- Luciano Zavagno2009–2010
Mattia Mustacchio2009–2010- Vladislav Mirchev2009–2010
- Emanuele Pesaresi2010–2012
Pedro Miguel Costa Ferreira2011–2012
Federico Del Grosso2012–2013- Mattia Biso2013–2014
- Renato Rafael Bondi2013–2015
Daniele Paponi2014–2015
Dean Morgan2015–2016
Michele Paolucci2017–2017
SSC Ancona is an Italian football club based in Ancona, Marche.
The club currently plays in Serie C.
Ancona has undergone multiple refoundings, with the most recent club formed in 2021 after a merger with S.S. Matelica Calcio 1921.
Биография
Formation and Early History
Società Sportiva Calcistica Ancona, commonly known as Ancona, is an Italian football club based in Ancona, Marche. The club has a rich history, originally founded under the name Anconitana, which reflects the city's identity. Throughout the years, Ancona has been recognized for its distinctive red and white colors and logo, which have become synonymous with the club's identity.
Key Events and Changes
In the 1990s, Ancona reached the final of the Coppa Italia and enjoyed two brief stints in Serie A, separated by eleven years. However, the club faced significant challenges, including a relegation in 2004 after a disappointing season despite signing high-profile players like Mário Jardel and Dario Hübner. Following a series of financial difficulties, the club was refounded multiple times, with a notable bankruptcy in 2017 that led to its exit from professional leagues.
Recent Developments
The most recent iteration of the club was established in 2021 through a merger with S.S. Matelica Calcio 1921, a Serie C club, and Anconitana, an Eccellenza club. This merger allowed the new club to retain the original footballing logo and the rights to use the Stadio del Conero, while the board remained consistent with Matelica's leadership. The club currently competes in Serie D, continuing the legacy of football in Ancona.
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Карьера и клубы
Ancona has a long history of football clubs sharing the same red and white colours and a similar logo. Originally, the club was named Anconitana, but its name was changed in the 1980s to reflect the city of Ancona. Reaching the final of the 1994 Coppa Italia and spending two seasons in the Serie A, eleven years apart, the original club was refounded after a 2004 relegation from the top flight in last place. This came after the club had loaded up on experienced players of high profile, such as Mário Jardel, Dario Hübner and Eusebio Di Francesco, without success. Six years later, the club was refounded again, demoting it from the second to the fourth tier. In 2017, a third bankruptcy led to the refounded club dropping out of the professional leagues. The most recent club was founded in 2021 as the merger of Serie C club S.S. Matelica Calcio 1921, from the city of Matelica, with Ancona-based Eccellenza club Anconitana. As part of the merger, all logos and naming rights of Matelica were given away to Prima Categoria club G.S. Corrado Fabiani Matelica, formally owned by chairman Mauro Canil's wife and which is now to be legally considered the heir of Matelica itself, whereas, as part of the merger, Anconitana brought the original footballing logo, as well as the rights to use the Stadio del Conero in the city of Ancona. The new club's board will be the same as Matelica's, with Mauro Canil as majority shareholder and chairman, whereas Anconitana's original owner Stefano Marconi…
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- Serie C
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Идентификаторы и алиасы
Società Sportiva Calcistica Ancona, commonly referred to as Ancona, is an Italian football club based in Ancona, Marche, currently playing in Serie D.
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