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Modena
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Full name Modena Football Club SpA
Nickname(s) Canarini (Canaries),
Gialloblu (Yellow-blues)
Founded 1912
Ground Stadio Alberto Braglia,
Modena, Italy
(Capacity: 20,507)
Chairman Italy Alfredo Amadei
Caretaker manager Italy Luigi Apolloni
League Serie B
2007-08 Serie B, 16th
Home colours
Away colours
Third colours

Modena Football Club is a football club based in Modena, Emilia-Romagna. The club was formed in 1912 and currently plays in Italian Serie B, after being relegated from a two year period in Serie A in the year 2004. The team's previous stay in Italy's top division ended in 1964. The team colors are yellow and blue.

Modena F.C. is the only team to have won the Anglo-Italian Cup twice (in 1981 and 1982).

Contents

[edit] Current squad

As of 25 September 2009.[1]
No. Position Player
3 Côte d'Ivoire FW Koffi
4 Italy MF Raffaele Bianco (on loan from Juventus)
5 Italy DF Cesare Rickler (on loan from Chievo)
6 Mali DF Mahamet Diagouraga
7 Italy MF Domenico Giampà
8 Italy MF Alex Pinardi
9 Italy FW Salvatore Bruno
10 Italy MF Michele Troiano
11 Italy FW Aiman Napoli (on loan from Internazionale)
12 Italy GK Marco Silvestri
13 Italy DF Simone Gozzi
14 Italy MF Cris Gilioli
18 Tunisia MF Ahmed Guilouzi
19 Italy DF Roberto Cortellini (on loan from Cesena)
20 Italy MF Leonardo Colucci
No. Position Player
21 Italy DF Paolo Ricchi
22 Italy MF Leonardo Colucci
23 Italy DF Juri Tamburini
24 Italy MF Alessandro Prandi
25 Italy DF Emanuele Martini
26 Romania DF Cristian Daminuţă (on loan from Internazionale)
27 Italy GK Antonio Narciso
33 Italy FW Andrea Catellani (on loan from Catania)
37 Italy FW Domenico Girardi (on loan from Chievo)
50 Italy DF Armando Perna
61 Italy GK Daniele Battara
66 Italy DF Filippo Carini
70 Italy MF Giorgio Russo
77 Italy MF Carlo Luisi
88 Italy GK Enrico Alfonso (on loan from Internazionale)

[edit] Notable former players

See also Cat:Modena F.C. players.

[edit] Notable former managers

See Cat:Modena F.C. managers.

[edit] Records

[edit] References

  1. ^ "ROSA MODENA F.C." (in Italian). modenafc.net. http://www.modenafc.net/squadra/squadra_titolare.asp. Retrieved 2009-02-11. 

[edit] External links


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