Roberto Pruzzo

Roberto Pruzzo ( born April 1, 1955 in Crocefieschi ) is a retired Italian footballer and current coach.

Roberto Pruzzo played in his pro career for the CFC Genoa (1973-1978), the AS Roma (1978-1988) and Fiorentina (1988 /89). His greatest successes came with the Roma, with whom he was once a champion in Serie A (1983 ), four times that could win the Coppa Italia and also the final of the European Cup of Champions (1984 ) reached. But this went against Liverpool lost on penalties, after 120 minutes, it was a 1-1 draw, the gate of the Romans had achieved Pruzzo.

Pruzzo was instrumental with his gates role in these successes and was three times Italian scorer (1981, 1982 and 1986). In total he scored 133 goals in Serie A, 106 for AS Roma and 27 for Genoa. But in the Italian national team, he was only six times for use and remained without a goal.

In the film No skin as Don Camillo, he played a football player.

Achievements

With its clubs

  • Italian Cup Winners: 1979 /80 1980/81 1983 /84 1985/86
  • Italian Champion: 1982/83

Individual successes

  • Scorer of the Serie A 1980/81, 1981/82, 1985/86
  • Scorer in the Coppa Italia 1979/80
Italy Genoa C.F.C. The World of Don Camillo 1985–86 Coppa Italia 1982–83 Serie A 1980–81 Serie A 1981–82 Serie A 1985–86 Serie A Ferenc Hirzer Anton Powolny Julio Libonatti Gino Rossetti 1929–30 Serie A Giuseppe Meazza 1930–31 Serie A Rodolfo Volk 1931–32 Serie A Pedro Petrone Angelo Schiavio 1932–33 Serie A Felice Borel 1933–34 Serie A 1934–35 Serie A Enrique Guaita 1935–36 Serie A 1936–37 Serie A Silvio Piola 1937–38 Serie A 1938–39 Serie A Aldo Boffi Ettore Puricelli 1939–40 Serie A 1940–41 Serie A 1941–42 Serie A 1942–43 Serie A 1946–47 Serie A Valentino Mazzola 1947–48 Serie A 1948–49 Serie A 1949–50 Serie A Gunnar Nordahl 1950–51 Serie A 1951–52 Serie A John Hansen (footballer born 1924) 1952–53 Serie A 1953–54 Serie A 1954–55 Serie A 1955–56 Serie A 1956–57 Serie A 1957–58 Serie A John Charles 1958–59 Serie A Antonio Valentín Angelillo 1959–60 Serie A 1960–61 Serie A Sergio Brighenti 1961–62 Serie A Aurelio Milani 1962–63 Serie A Pedro Waldemar Manfredini Harald Nielsen 1963–64 Serie A 1964–65 Serie A Alberto Orlando 1965–66 Serie A 1966–67 Serie A Luigi Riva 1967–68 Serie A Pierino Prati 1968–69 Serie A 1969–70 Serie A 1970–71 Serie A 1971–72 Serie A 1972–73 Serie A Paolo Pulici Gianni Rivera Giuseppe Savoldi 1973–74 Serie A Giorgio Chinaglia 1974–75 Serie A 1975–76 Serie A 1976–77 Serie A Francesco Graziani 1977–78 Serie A 1978–79 Serie A Bruno Giordano 1979–80 Serie A Roberto Bettega Michel Platini 1983–84 Serie A 1984–85 Serie A 1986–87 Serie A 1987–88 Serie A 1988–89 Serie A Aldo Serena 1989–90 Serie A 1990–91 Serie A Gianluca Vialli 1991–92 Serie A 1992–93 Serie A 1993–94 Serie A 1994–95 Serie A 1995–96 Serie A Igor Protti 1996–97 Serie A Filippo Inzaghi 1997–98 Serie A Oliver Bierhoff 1998–99 Serie A 1999–2000 Serie A 2000–01 Serie A 2001–02 Serie A David Trezeguet 2002–03 Serie A Christian Vieri 2003–04 Serie A 2004–05 Serie A Cristiano Lucarelli 2005–06 Serie A Luca Toni 2006–07 Serie A Francesco Totti 2007–08 Serie A Alessandro Del Piero 2008–09 Serie A 2009–10 Serie A Antonio Di Natale 2010–11 Serie A 2011–12 Serie A 2012–13 Serie A Edinson Cavani
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