Legendary Players & Icons
18 entries in the Fiorentina compendium.
Legendary Players & Icons — Era Chart
Sergio GoriSerie A champion with three clubs and World Cup runner-up.Giancarlo AntognoniThe creative playmaker who captained Fiorentina and won the World Cup with Italy.Giancarlo PratiCorrecting the record: Fiorentina's 1970s attack was led by Francesco Graziani, not a fictStefano FioreThe Viola Maestro who wove magic across two eras, blending vision, creativity, and purple Claudio GarellaThe acrobatic goalkeeper who helped Verona win their first Serie A title.Francesco GrazianiThe powerful striker who came within a point of Serie A glory with Fiorentina.Luigi CagniThe manager who handed Vincenzo Italiano his Serie A debut.Eusebio Di FrancescoFrom midfield engine room to the bench, a career built on leadership and versatility.Giovanni InvernizziA steadfast guardian of the Viola spirit during football's formative years.Rui CostaThe Portuguese midfielder who won two Coppa Italia titles and a Supercoppa Italiana with FGiorgio RoselliBriefly referenced as the sacked Grosseto coach replaced by Stefano Pioli in 2007.Bruno GiorgiThe coach who led Fiorentina to the 1989–90 UEFA Cup final but was removed before the finaHernán CrespoArgentine striker who never played for Fiorentina; world-record transfer to Lazio in 2000.Giuseppe FurinoTenacious midfielder who spent 15 seasons at Juventus, winning eight Serie A titles and caGiancarlo PasqualiThe loyal skipper who kept the purple armband on through triumph and relegation.Renato Dall'AraChairman of Bologna for thirty years, not a Fiorentina player.Marco BrancaItalian striker who helped Middlesbrough gain promotion to the Premiership and later becamNestor GorositoThe Argentine Wall who held the line when Viola hit rock bottom.
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