Enzo Todisco

Enzo Todisco ( born April 22, 1980 in St. Gallen, Switzerland ) is an Italian football player. Todisco began his career with the E-Jugend FC St. Gallen, where he stayed for the whole youth long. Under the direction of master coach Marcel Koller (1999/2000) he could play as a young player against Servette first time in the National League A. In the St. Gallen Master title ( 2000), he was also used against Neuchatel Xamax.

In the following season 2001/ 02 he was awarded a professional contract, but was loaned out to FC Vaduz areas in the state. In the game system of player coach Uwe Wegmann he could not bring it out, so he on loan, joining in the ongoing season, the first division club FC Schaffhausen its strength.

There he won with FC Schaffhausen the championship and was promoted to the National League B. The first year of the Nati B stood for Enzo under the stars of the Cup. Almost single-handedly he knocked his "employer" FC St. Gallen in the quarter- finals of the national cup competition. End of the season 2002/ 03 he was brought back to St. Gallen in the Super League. He did not come across the first phase, however, are used.

During the winter break (2003/ 04) signed him again the FC Schaffhausen, Enzo Todisco was the favorite of the fans. Like two years ago, he won the FCS Championship, this time in the Challenge League, and rose to the highest Swiss professional league. In the first year (2004/ 05 ) of the Super League Todisco scored six goals and thus was top scorer of the FCS. In the season 2005/2006 he also scored six goals and closed again as a FCS- leading scorer. In the season 2006/ 07 Enzo was no longer to reach the league with FC Schaffhausen in the position and dismounted in the Challenge League.

Todisco played two more years with moderate success at the FCS in the Challenge League and joined the 2009/10 season for FC Gossau. There he was immediately set as a regular player, but in 23 games he scored only one goal, and rose with the club in the first league from.