FC Chiasso

Full name	Football Club Chiasso
Founded	1905
Ground	Stadio Comunale, Chiasso (Capacity: 11,160)
Chairman	Marco Grassi
Trainer	Raimondo Ponte
League	1. Liga
2008-09	1st, 1. Liga (lost promotion play-offs)
Home colours Away colours

FC Chiasso is a Swiss football club based in Chiasso. It was founded in 1905.

Chiasso also played in the Italian first league between 1914 and 1923.

The team's most glorious period was from 1948 - 1960/61, when the team was promoted to the Swiss Super League. The team came second in 1950/51 and third the following season.

Contents 1 Current Squad 2 Famous players 3 Famous coaches 4 External links

[edit] Current Squad

No. Position Player 1 GK Fausto Gargiulo 4 DF Massimo Immersi 5 DF Daniele Russo 6 DF Mirko Quaresima 7 MF Fabio Digenti 8 DF Mattia Croci-Torti 9 FW Alberto Pietra 10 MF Emanuel Di Zenzo 11 MF Almir Gegić 14 MF Matteo Arnaboldi

No. Position Player 15 MF Sandro Reclari 16 MF Felipe Giacomini Lopes 17 MF Diego Lattmann 18 GK Andrea Capelletti 19 FW Paulo Vogt 20 FW Stephane Doua 21 DF Marco Lodigiani 22 DF Francesco Cigardi 23 FW Gaston Orlando Magnetti 25 MF Sacha Cattelan

[edit] Famous players

• Raffael
• Mazzola
• Chupe
• Otto Pfister
• Thomas Beck
• Valon Behrami

[edit] Famous coaches

• Attilio Lombardo (2006-2007)

[edit] External links

• (Italian) Official website

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