Corrado Benedetti

Corrado Benedetti (born January 20, 1957 in Cesena , † February 15, 2014 ) was an Italian football player and coach.

Career

Benedetti made his debut for AC Cesena in Serie A in early 1977 . With the club he dismounted at the end of the season to 1980, he ran for the club in the second-rate series B on. He then returned to the first division when he joined Bologna FC . When this in turn relegated to the second division in 1982, he returned to AC Cesena, who are now back in Serie A. Here, too, he was relegated and moved on to second division rivals AC Perugia Calcio after only one season . He stayed there until 1986, before the club had to be relegated after being involved in a betting scandal. With Catania Calcio , Benedetti was relegated from the second division, so he only stayed here for one season. However, he moved to the third division Trento Calcio in 1921 in the C1 series , from there he moved on to AS Livorno after one season . From 1989 he let his career end with the amateur club Forlì FC .

From 1993 Benedetti first worked as a youth coach at his home club AC Cesena, three years later he was promoted to head coach. Under his leadership, the team rose to Serie B in 1998. After his resignation after the end of the season, when Alberto Cavasin replaced him, he took over the fate of the second division relegated ASD Castel di Sangro in 1999 . This was followed by engagements with the third division clubs AC Pisa , Benevento Calcio and US Grosseto , before he returned to AC Perugia Calcio in 2006. In 2007 he took over the coaching position at US Pistoiese , with whom he only managed to stay in the relegation games against AC Sangiovannese in 1927 and was then replaced by Roberto Miggiano .

From 2011 Benedetti worked as technical director at Torre Savio Cesena .

Web links

• Corrado Benedetti in the database of weltfussball.de

Individual evidence

1. ^ "Oggi i funerali di Corrado Benedettie". Obituary on romagnanoi.it of February 17, 2014 (Italian, accessed February 17, 2014).