Fausto Pari

Fausto Pari ( born September 15, 1962 in Bellaria -Igea Marina ( RN ), Italy ) is a retired Italian footballer.

Biography

Club career

Pari began his career in his home town of Bellaria -Igea Marina at AC Bellaria Igea Marina and scored for the first team of the club in his first season four goals. After one season, he moved to Inter Milan, and remained there two years. At Inter he was first master, remained however without use, for his debut, he should only give a year later on March 22, 1981 against U.S. Pistoiese. This, however, remained his only duty stake for Inter and therefore he went from there to Parma, then playing in the C series. There he also remained two years before he went back to Serie A, and indeed to Sampdoria. Sampdoria he remained nine years faithful and celebrated there his greatest successes. In his second season at Sampdoria, the team won the Coppa Italia, as well as in the years 1987/88 and 1988 / 89th The cup victories allowed Sampdoria the participation in the European Cup Winners' Cup where the team reached the final in 1988-1989 and in the 1989-1990 season after a victory over RSC Anderlecht, could win the cup. In the following season, Pari was the second time in his career champion after he won the first Scudetto for Sampdoria with the team. Therefore, Sampdoria took part in the next season at the European Champions Cup and came there to the finals before, where the team FC Barcelona narrowly lost 0-1. Pari changed after this season for Napoli and played with the team in the UEFA Cup, where the team in the second round failed to Paris Saint- Germain. In Serie A, the team was mediocre, it was in the 1994-1995 season once again participate in the UEFA Cup and failed there in the 3rd round at Eintracht Frankfurt. Pari left after another season Naples and moved to Piacenza Calcio and was in his only season there fourth tenth with the club in Serie A. After a season in Piacenza, he went to SPAL and rose to the C series. After that remained for two years in Serie C, but was playing for FC Modena, before he ended his career.

Manager career

Shortly after the end of its active in 2000 he was sports director of U.S. Brescello. In 2002 he began working as Technical Director, in collaboration with Arrigo Sacchi to work at FC Parma. After quitting his job at Parma he was still working at Sampdoria, AS Bari, Spezia Calcio and FC Modena.

Achievements

  • Italian Championship: 1979/80, 1990/91
  • Coppa Italia: 1984/85, 1987/88, 1988/89
  • Italian Supercup: 1991
  • European Cup Winners' Cup: 1989/90
  • UEFA Super Cup: Finale 1990
  • Serie C2 Up: 1997/98
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