Renzo Garlaschelli

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Renzo Garlaschelli
Personnel
birthday March 29, 1950
place of birth Vidigulfo ,  Italy
size 175 cm
position attack
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1968-1969 ACD Sant'Angelo 1907 32 0(6)
1969-1972 Como Calcio 72 0(6)
1972-1982 Lazio Rome 228 (51)
1982-1984 AC Pavia 46 (11)
1 Only league games are given.

Renzo Garlaschelli (born March 29, 1950 in Vidigulfo ) is a former Italian football player. He was part of the Lazio team that won the club's first ever championship title in 1974.

Career

Renzo Garlaschelli, born on March 29, 1950 in Vidigulfo , Lombardy , began playing football for the lower-class club ACD Sant'Angelo in 1907 , where the striker with South American roots played in 32 league games from 1968 to 1969. In the summer of 1969, the second division Como Calcio signed him , where Garlaschelli was under contract for three years until 1972. During this time he made a total of 72 league games and six goals for Como. In his last year at Lake Como , Garlaschelli and his team just barely missed promotion to Serie A , which this season secured, for example, Lazio Rome .

Renzo Garlaschelli then switched to this club in the summer of 1972 and heralded the most successful period of his footballing career. Lazio Rome established itself under coach Tommaso Maestrelli as a climber directly in the upper realm of Serie A. In the first season, Serie A 1972/73 , they came third as a newcomer, just two points behind champions Juventus Turin . A year later, Lazio achieved the big sensation. In 1973/74 Serie A they played an excellent season and ranked after the end of all game days in first place with two points ahead of Juventus Turin. This title win was the first ever for Lazio Rome in the club's history and the last for 26 years. Renzo Garlaschelli played a decisive role in the championship, with ten goals this season he was the most successful goalscorer in Maestrelli's championship team behind Giorgio Chinaglia . The years after the championship were less edifying for Lazio. After playing for the championship for a long time in 1974/75 , coach Maestrelli was diagnosed with cancer in April 1975, Roberto Lovati took over and was only able to lead his team in fourth place, six points behind champions Juventus. In the 1975/76 season it was only possible to avoid relegation by a hair. After a period of rebellion, the placements in the following years became increasingly miserable and Lazio had to go back to the second division in the 1979/80 season only six years after the championship title. The decisive factor here was the so-called Totonero scandal. In this bribery scandal, Lazio was most involved next to AC Milan and was forced to relegate from the first division. Unlike Milan , Lazio missed a direct return to the Italian football club, they only finished fourth in Serie B in 1980/81 behind AC Milan, AC Cesena and CFC Genoa . Only in eleventh place, Lazio completed the Serie B in 1981/82, which should also be Renzo Garlaschelli's last season with the club. Then the attacker turned his back on Lazio after 228 league games and 51 hits in the league. To date, Garlaschelli is tenth in the list of players with the most appearances for Lazio, and in seventh place in the list of top scorers.

After his departure from Lazio, Renzo Garlaschelli, who incidentally never played for the Italian national football team , ended his playing career at AC Pavia . He played there for two years and made 46 league games with eleven goals during that time.

successes

1973/74 with Lazio Rome

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personal data
SURNAME Garlaschelli, Renzo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH March 29, 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Vidigulfo , Italy