Cagliari Calcio

Cagliari ( Sardinian: Casteddu ) ( to 1970 U.S. Cagliari) is an Italian football club from Cagliari in Sardinia. By 2012 the club at the Stadio Sant'Elia approached. From the 2012/13 season the team moved to the approximately ten kilometers away Stadio Is Arenas Quartu Sant Elena.

History

The club was founded in 1920 and achieved his greatest success in 1970 by winning the Italian championship.

Although Cagliari Calcio in its current form until 1934 was regarded as the official founding date of August 20, 1920. On that day, a group of students from the University of Cagliari FC Cagliari, who four years later with the club for Club Sportivo Italia U.S. Cagliari merged and until the dissolution in 1934 was only regionally significant. In the same year the club Unione Sportiva emerged as Cagliari ( Cagliari U.S. ) new and hovered in the postwar years, first between Series B and C (2nd and 3rd league ) before them in 1964 with the promotion to Serie A, the sporty breakthrough succeeded.

U.S. Cagliari quickly established itself in the top Italian league and reached in 1970 with the Italian league title the largest to date club success after they had previously been runner-up a year. Significant part of this was the storm Star Luigi "Gigi" Riva, today 's biggest idol of the Cagliari fans. In the European Cup but they could not build on the national achievements in these years. First Cagliari failed after the runner-up in the second round of the UEFA Cup at FC Carl Zeiss Jena (DDR ), and a year later in Europe Champions Cup at the Spanish side Atlético Madrid. The greatest success here was reaching the UEFA Cup semi-final in 1994, where they were denied by the league rivals Inter Milan (3:2, 0:3), after the quarter-finals already another Italian representative, the Juventus ( 1:0, 2:1), had ausgeschaltetet surprising.

Current squad 2013/14

Former Players

Uruguay Nelson Abeijón 1998-2006, Midfielder, 161 games, 11 goals
Robert Acquafresca Italy 2007-2009, 2010/2011, Striker, 105 games, 32 goals
Italy Enrico Albertosi 1968-1974, Goalkeeper, 177 games
Massimiliano Allegri Italy 1993-1995, Midfielder, 46 games, 4 goals
Italy Giuseppe Bellini 1976-1982, 1983-1986, Midfielder, 194 games - 19 goals
Italy Luigi Bertoli 1953-1959, Midfielder, 174 games, 4 goals
Italy Rolando Bianchi 2003-2005, Striker, 39 games, 4 goals
Italy Pierpaolo Bisoli 1991-1997, Midfielder, 164 games, 4 goals
Italy Roberto Boninsegna 1966-1969, Striker, 83 games, 23 goals
Italy Marco Branca
Italy Mario Brugnera 1968-1974, 1975-1982, Joker, 328 games, 33 goals
Italy Pierluigi Cera 1964-1973, Midfielder, Sweeper, 240 games, 4 goals
Italy Antonio Chimenti
Italy Antonio Congiu 1956-1965, Midfielder, 170 games, 32 goals
Bernardo Corradi Italy in 1997 and 1999/2000, Striker, 22 games, no goals
Italy Francesco Cozza 1996-1997, Midfielder, 28 games, 6 goals
Italy Angelo Domenghini 1969-1973, Striker, 99 games, 18 goals
Italy Mauro Esposito 2001-2007, Striker, 199 games, 58 goals
Italy Gianluca Festa 1986/87, 1988-1993, 2003/ 04, defender, 182 games, 2 goals
Italy Valerio Fiori 1993-1996, Goalkeeper, 82 games
Italy Aldo Firicano 1989-1996, defender, 225 games, 9 goals
Uruguay Daniel Fonseca 1990-1992, Striker, 50 games, 17 goals
Italy Marco Fortin 2006-2008, Goalkeeper, 29 Games
Uruguay Enzo Francescoli 1990-1993, Midfielder, 98 games, 17 goals
Italy Massimo Gobbi 2004-2006, Midfielder, 71 games, 5 goals
Italy Sergio Gori
Italy Ricciotti Greatti 1963-1972, Midfielder, 251 games, 23 goals
Italy Roberto Guana
Uruguay José Oscar Herrera 1990-1995, Midfielder, 148 games, 13 goals
Italy Mario Ielpo 1987-1993, Goalkeeper, 205 games
Italy Gennaro Iezzo 2003-2005, Goalkeeper, 25 Games
Sierra Leone Mohamed Kallon 1998/99, Striker, 26 games, 6 goals
Italy Oreste Lamagni 1971-1973, 1975-1985, defender, 293 games, 3 goals
Italy Antonio Langella 2002-2007, Striker, 136 games, 20 goals
Argentina Miguel Angel Longo 1960-1969, Libero, 242 games, 2 goals
Italy Silvio Longobucco 1975-1982, defender, 172 games, 3 goals
Uruguay Luis Diego López 1999-2010, Defender, 311 games, 7 goals
Italy Alberto Marchetti 1977-1983, Midfielder, 185 games, 19 goals
Italy Mario Martiradonna 1962-1973, defender, 309 games, 5 goals
Italy Alessandro Matri 2007-2011, Striker, 125 games, 36 goals
Italy Gianfranco Matteoli 1990-1994, Midfielder, 130 games, 5 goals
Cameroon Patrick M'Boma 1998-2000, Striker, 40 games, 15 goals
Italy Lorenzo Minotti 1996/97, Defense, 18 games, 2 goals
Italy Francesco Moriero 1992-1994, Mitteldfeldspieler, 54 games, 4 goals
Italy Roberto Muzzi 1994-1999, Striker, 144 games, 58 goals
Italy Nicolò Napoli 1991-1996, defender, 148 games, 9 goals
Italy Comunardo Niccolai 1964-1976, defender, 225 games, 4 goals
Belgium Luís Oliveira 1992-1996, 1999/2000, Striker, 145 games, 46 goals
Uruguay Fabián O'Neill 1995-2000, Midfielder, 120 games, 12 goals
Brazil Nené 1964-1976, Joker, 311 games, 23 goals
Italy Giuseppe Pancaro 1992-1998, defender, 99 games, 5 goals
Italy Luigi Piras 1973-1987, Striker, 320 games, 87 goals
Italy Fabrizio Poletti 1971-1974, defender, 64 games, 1 goal
Italy Ivo Pulga 1985-1991, Midfielder, 174 games, 6 goals
Italy Roberto Quagliozzi 1974-1985, Midfielder, 282 games, 22 goals
Italy Luigi Riva 1963-1976, Striker, 289 games, 156 goals
Italy Alessio Scarpi 1997-2001, Goalkeeper, 130 games
Italy Umberto Serradimigni 1955-1963, Midfielder, 196 games, 30 goals
Italy Franco Selvaggi 1979-1982, Striker, 85 games, 28 goals
Uruguay Darío Silva 1995-1998, Striker, 89 games, 20 goals
Italy Mauro Simeoli 1953-1960, defender, 173 games, 1 Goals
Honduras David Suazo 1999-2007, Striker, 254 games, 94 goals
Italy Mario Tiddia 1958-1968, defender, 210 games, no goals
Peru Julio César Uribe 1982-1985, Midfielder, 69 games, 11 goals
Italy Mauro Valentini 1983-1991, defender, 210 games, 9 goals
Italy Matteo Villa 1991-2001, defender, 264 games, 10 goals
Italy Mario Villa 1950-1957, Midfielder, 179 games, 3 goals
Italy Pietro Paolo Virdis 1974-1977, 1980/81, Striker, 97 games, 29 goals
Italy Cristiano Zanetti 1998/99, Midfielder, 18 games, no goals
Jonathan Zebina France 1998-2000, defender, 48 games, no goals
Italy Gianfranco Zola 2003-2005, Striker, 35 games, 9 goals

Top 10 by appearances and goals

(As of July 9, 2012, stated, all league games and gates )

Former coach

Italy Federico Allasio
Massimiliano Allegri Italy
Italy Daniele Arrigoni
Italy Davide Ballardini
Italy Gianfranco Bellotto
Italy Pierpaolo Bisoli
Italy Paolo Carosi
Italy Giuseppe Chiappella
Italy Franco Colomba
Italy Roberto Donadoni
Hungary 1918 Ernő Erbstein
Edmondo Fabbri Italy
Italy Massimo Ficcadenti
Italy Massimo Giacomini
Italy Gustavo Giagnoni
Italy Marco Giampaolo
Italy Bruno Giorgi
1918 Hungary András Kuttik
Italy Giuseppe Materazzi
Italy Carlo Mazzone
Italy Giorgio Melis
Hungary Ferenc Molnár 1918
Italy Giulio Nuciari
Uruguay Gregorio Pérez
Italy Silvio Piola
Uruguay Italy Ettore Puricelli
Italy Carlo Alberto Quario
Italy Luigi Radice
Italy Claudio Ranieri
Edoardo Reja Italy
Italy Enzo Robotti
Italy Manlio Scopigno
Italy Arturo Silvestri
Italy Nedo Sonetti
Uruguay Oscar Washington Tabarez
Attilio Tesser Italy
Italy Mario Tiddia
Italy Giovanni Trapattoni
Italy Renzo Ulivieri
Italy Fernando Venerable
Italy Giampiero Ventura
Italy Massimo Ficcadenti

Achievements

Italian Champion: 1969/70

Club Records

In Serie A: Biggest win: Cagliari Calcio - Sampdoria 5-0 in the season 1998/99 and Torino Calcio - Cagliari Calcio 0:5 in the 1992/93 season
Biggest defeat: Sampdoria - Cagliari Calcio 5-0 in the season 1994 / 95th
Most games in the premier league ( Serie A ): 1 Nené 311 inserts - 2 Luigi Riva 289 inserts - 3 Pier Luigi Cera 240 inserts
Most games in general ( Serie A and Serie B ): 1 Daniele Conti 333 inserts - 2 Mario Brugnera 328 inserts - 3 Gigi Piras 320 inserts - 4 Luigi Riva 315 Inserts - 5 Diego Luis Lopez 314 inserts
Top scorer Luigi Riva with 156 gates ( Serie A )

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