Legends & Players
25 entries in the Bologna FC compendium.
Bruno ContiThe Mayor of Rome who conquered the world.Sergio BattistiniItalian defender who won the UEFA Cup twice with Inter and played for Milan, Fiorentina, and others.Franco ScoglioThe Professor who lived and died for Genoa.Claudio GentileHard-tackling Italian defender and World Cup winner with Juventus and Italy.Renato CuriPerugia midfielder who died on the pitch in 1977Alessandro AltobelliSpillo: The needle that pierced defenses and made history for Inter and Italy.Enzo BearzotItalian World Cup-winning manager and former player, never associated with Bologna FC.Sandro MazzolaAn Inter Milan legend and Italian icon who never wore the Rossoblù jersey.Giovanni TrapattoniItalian defensive midfielder and legendary manager, winner of league titles in four countries and all major…Pierino PratiItalian forward known for his hat-trick in the 1969 European Cup final and his prolific spell with AC Milan.Mario DavidThe steadfast right-back who anchored the Stadio Comunale and guided Bologna to Coppa Italia glory.Helenio HerreraThe architect of Grande Inter and a pioneer of modern football management.Nereo RoccoThe master of catenaccio who built Milan's golden era.Valentino MazzolaCaptain and symbol of Grande Torino, considered one of the greatest Italian footballers of all time.Giampiero MariniNearly a decade holding the Rossoblu backline together — same discipline, same standard, every week, through…Giuseppe MeazzaThe Genius of Italian football, two-time World Cup winner and Inter legend.Sergio BusoItalian goalkeeper and coach, Coppa Italia winner with Bologna, later assistant for Italy national team.Paolo RossiThe golden boy of Italy's 1982 World Cup triumph.Ezio LoikItalian midfielder and Grande Torino legendGiuseppe D'AltruiItalian water polo Olympian and gold medalistMarco MaterazziControversial defender, World Cup hero, and Inter Milan legend.Stefano EranioItalian midfielder who starred for Milan and Derby County, and later faced controversy for racist remarks.Gianfranco ZolaItalian forward who won Serie A with Napoli, the UEFA Cup with Parma, and the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup with…Giuseppe SignoriProlific left-footed striker, three-time Serie A top scorer, and Bologna forward from 1998 to 2004.Francesco GrazianiItalian World Cup winner and former Torino, Roma, and Fiorentina striker.
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