US Cremonese
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| Basic data | ||||
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| Surname | Unione Sportiva Cremonese | |||
| Seat | Cremona | |||
| founding | March 24, 1903 | |||
| Colours | grey Red | |||
| president |
 Luigi Simoni
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| Website | uscremonese.it | |||
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| Head coach |
Andrea Mandorlini
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| Venue | Stadio Giovanni Zini | |||
| Places | 20,034 | |||
| league | Series B | |||
| 2019/20 | 12th place | |||
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The Unione Sportiva Cremonese is an Italian football club from the Lombard city of Cremona .
The club colors are gray and red. The Stadio Giovanni Zini serves as the club's venue, with space for 20,034 spectators. For security reasons, the capacity is currently limited to 7,490 spectators. It is named after a former Cremonese goalkeeper who died in World War I. The club played in the seasons 1929/30, 1984/85, 1989/90, 1991/92 and 1993-1996 in Serie A and in the 2009/10 season in the Italian Lega Pro Prima Divisione . Currently, the club is in the second-rate Series B represented.
Former players
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Renato Olmi (1933-1936, 1944-1946)
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Pietro Arcari (1939-1943)
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Giacomo Mari (1942–1943, 1945–1946)
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Piero Pasinati (1946-1947)
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Emiliano Mondonico (1966–1968, 1972–1979)
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Aristide Guarneri (1970–1971)
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Walter Novellino (1973–1974)
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Antonio Cabrini (1973–1975)
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Cesare Prandelli (1974-1978)
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Gianluca Vialli (1980-1984)
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Władysław Żmuda (1984–1987) -
Attilio Lombardo (1985-1989)
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Michelangelo Rampulla (1985-1992)
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Giuseppe Favalli (1988–1992)
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Enrico Chiesa (1994–1995)
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Enrico Fantini (1995–1996)
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John Aloisi (1995-1997) -
Giandomenico Mesto (2000-2001)
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John Mensah (2005) -
Fabio Gatti (2006)
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Davide Astori (2007-2008)
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Giuseppe Gemiti (2016-2017) -
Daniele Galloppa (2017-2018)
Former trainers
successes
- A team:
- English-Italian Cup : 1 (1992/93)
- Series C : 3 (1935/36) (1941/42) and (1976/77)
- Series C1 : 1 (2004/05)
- Series D : 3 (1953/54) (1967/68) and (1970/71)
- Coppa Province Lombarde : 1 (1919)
Web links
- Official website (Italian)
