Pietro Ferraris

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Pietro Ferraris
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Pietro Ferraris
Personnel
Surname Pietro Ferraris (II)
birthday February 15, 1912
place of birth Vercelli ,  Italy
date of death October 11, 1991
size 174 cm
position striker
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1929-1932 Pro Vercelli 86 (19)
1932-1936 SSC Naples 83 (13)
1936-1941 Ambrosiana-Inter 139 (43)
1941-1943 AC Turin 54 (17)
1944 AC Turin (Military) 26 (15)
1945-1948 AC Turin 88 (23)
1948-1950 Novara Calcio 57 (20)
National team
Years selection Games (goals)
1935-1947 Italy 14 0(3)
1 Only league games are given.

Pietro Ferraris (born February 15, 1912 in Vercelli , † October 11, 1991 ) was an Italian football player .

Pietro Ferraris was not related or related by marriage to Attilio Ferraris . Since there were several players with the surname Ferraris during his active time, he often appears in statistics as Ferraris II .

Career

In the club

Pietro Ferraris began his career at the largest club in his hometown, Pro Vercelli , for whom he made his Serie A debut on November 10, 1929, at the age of 17, in the 3-1 defeat against Triestina . After three seasons as a regular at Pro Vercelli, Ferraris II moved to SSC Napoli in southern Italy for the 1932/33 season , where he played for four years.

In the summer of 1936 Ferraris went to Ambrosiana-Inter in Milan for five years . There he played in Sturm at the side of the absolute superstar of the time, Giuseppe Meazza , and scored 43 goals in 139 Serie A games. With Inter he also won his first two Scudetti , in 1937/38 and 1939/40 and in 1939 the Coppa Italia .

For the 1941/42 season Pietro Ferraris left Milan and returned to his Piedmontese homeland for AC Turin . In the following years he was an integral part of the team that dominated Italian football for almost a full decade and went down in history as Grande Torino . In 1942/43 he won his third championship title with the Toro , after which there was no game operation in Serie A for two years because of the Second World War . The 1944 war championship ended Ferraris II with Torino in second place. After the championship was resumed, Pietro Ferraris won his championship titles number four to six at AC Turin between 1946 and 1948 .

In the summer of 1948 Ferraris went to Serie A rivals Novara Calcio , where he ended his active career in 1950. Moving to Novara saved his life in all likelihood, as the Grande Torino crew was completely wiped out on May 4, 1949 in the Superga plane crash ( Superga tragedy ).

Pietro Ferraris made a total of 469 Serie A games in his career and scored 123 goals.

In the national team

During his time at SSC Napoli , Pietro Ferraris was appointed to the national team for the first time by coach Vittorio Pozzo . He made his debut on February 17, 1935 in a 2-1 win against France . In 1938 he was part of the Italian squad for the World Cup in France . Pietro Ferraris scored a goal in his only use in the tournament, the 2-1 after extra time in the round of 16 against Norway . By beating Hungary 4-2 in the final , he was finally world champion with the Squadra Azzurra . Ferraris II played for the national team until 1947, the last of his 14 international matches he played against Hungary on May 11, 1947.

successes

In the club

In the national team

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personal data
SURNAME Ferraris, Pietro
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH February 15, 1912
PLACE OF BIRTH Vercelli , Italy
DATE OF DEATH October 11, 1991