Bruno Brizzi

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Bruno Brizzi
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Bruno Brizzi in 1963 in the FC Zurich dress
Personnel
birthday November 2, 1933
place of birth Switzerland
Size 188 cm
position midfield player
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1952-1955 FC Blue Stars Zurich
1955-1959 FC Winterthur
1959-1965 FC Zurich 128 (73)
1965 FC St. Gallen 1(0)
1969-1971 FC Red Star Zurich
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National team
Years selection Games (goals)
1958-1964 Switzerland 5 (0)
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Stations as a trainer
Years station
1969-1971 FC Red Star Zurich (player-coach)
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1 Only league games are given.

Bruno Brizzi (born November 2, 1933 in Switzerland ) is a Swiss - Italian football player . During his career he played for FC Winterthur (FCW) and FC Zurich (FCZ) in the top league. With Zurich he became Swiss champion in 1962 and reached the European Cup semi-finals with the FCZ in the following season. For the Swiss national team , he was able to complete five games.

Career

Brizzi began his career together with his older brother Raffael Brizzi at Sparta Zurich, which took part in the workers' sports championship organized by SATUS . From 1952 he moved to the Blue Stars Zurich in the third class first division. With these he rose to the National League B.

In 1955 he moved to FC Winterthur in Eulachstadt, where he was the Winterthur playmaker for four seasons. Under coach Josef Lachermeier , Winterthur won the NLB championship title with Brizzi in the first season and was promoted to the National League A. The FCW was able to hold out there for two seasons, Brizzi contributed 24 goals in 53 games. In the spring of 1964 Brizzi was able to appear in the jersey of the Swiss national team for the first time. After relegation in the summer of 1958, Winterthur managed direct resurgence under player- coach Branislav Vukosavljević , to which Brizzi contributed 13 goals.

Then Brizzi moved to FC Zurich in the summer of 1959, where he worked as a winger. With the Zurich team, Brizzi became Swiss champions in the 1962/63 season. He missed the 1962 World Cup and the start of the 1962/63 season due to injury. In the European Cup of National Champions , for which Zurich was qualified as champion, Zurich made it to the semi-finals in the following season. After surviving an injury, Brizzi contributed one goal each in three games in the quarter-finals and semi-finals against PSV Eindhoven and Real Madrid .

After four games with FCZ in the new 1965/66 season, Brizzi moved to FC St. Gallen in the National League B. When he tore a ligament there in November during the first game for the eastern Swiss, Brizzi ended his career. Most recently, Brizzi was still active as a player- coach for Red Star Zurich in the first division in the 1969/70 and 1970/71 seasons .

After the end of his career, Brizzi worked in consulting facade construction.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ FC Winterthur - overall NLA player statistics. In: SFL Glory. Swiss Football League , accessed December 10, 2018 .
  2. Bruno Brizzi. In: suisselegends.ch. Retrieved December 10, 2018 .