List of ACF Fiorentina players

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Below is a list of footballers who have played at least 100 matches for ACF Fiorentina .

Contents

In bold, players that still play for Fiorentina.

List

Players are listed according to the date of their first-team debut for the club. Appearances and goals are for first-team official matches only. Substitute appearances included.

NameNationalityPositionFiorentina careerAppearancesGoalsReferences
Renzo Magli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1929–19392120 [1]
Mario Pizziolo Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1929–19362033 [2]
Bruno Ballante Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1930–19341240 [3]
Giuseppe Bigogno Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1931–19361914 [4]
Lorenzo Gazzari Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1931–19382160 [5]
Carlos Gringa Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay MF1932–193610425 [6]
Luigi Griffanti Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1938–19461680 [7]
Giuseppe Chiappella Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1939–19493455 [8]
Renato Gei Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1941–194811943 [9]
Augusto Magli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1941–19542463 [10]
Alberto Galassi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1947–195213763 [11]
Egisto Pandolfini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1948–195214836 [12]
Leonardo Costagliola Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1948–19552300 [13]
Francesco Rosetta Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1948–19572551 [14]
Sergio Cervato Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1948–195933431 [15]
Ardico Magnini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1950–19582416 [16]
Armando Segato Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1952–196025519 [17]
Guido Gratton Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1953–196021519 [18]
Giuseppe Virgili Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1954–195811562 [19]
Alberto Orzan Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1954–19632461 [20]
Giuliano Sarti Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1954–19632200 [21]
Miguel Montuori Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina MF1956–196118884 [22]
Enzo Robotti Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1957–19652732 [23]
Francisco Lojacono Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina MF1957–196010736 [24]
Gianfranco Petris Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1958–196420064 [25]
Kurt Hamrin Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden FW1958–1967362208 [22]
Enrico Albertosi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1958–19682400 [26]
Sergio Castelletti Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1959–19662620 [27]
Giuseppe Brizi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1961–19733892 [28]
Ugo Ferrante Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1963–19722516 [29]
Mario Bertini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1964–196812220 [30]
Luciano Chiarugi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1965–197219356 [31]
Claudio Merlo Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1965–197637728 [32]
Mario Maraschi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1967–197011548 [33]
Franco Superchi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1967–19763180 [34]
Giancarlo Galdiolo Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1970–19803155 [35]
Andrea Orlandini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1971–1973
1977–1982
1955 [36]
Domenico Caso Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1971–197819235 [37]
Claudio Desolati Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1972–198220058 [38]
Giancarlo Antognoni Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1972–198742972 [39]
Giovanni Galli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1977–19863230 [40]
Renzo Contratto Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1980–19882850 [41]
Daniel Bertoni Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina MF1981–198412331 [42]
Daniele Massaro Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1981–198618115 [43]
Paolo Monelli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1981–198716540 [44]
Daniel Passarella Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina DF1982–198613935 [45]
Stefano Carobbi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1982–1989
1991–1993
2105 [46]
Gabriele Oriali Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1983–198713912 [47]
Roberto Baggio Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1985–199013655 [48]
Sergio Battistini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1985–199017213 [49]
Dunga Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil MF1988–199215412 [50]
Stefano Pioli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1989–19951721 [51]
Gabriel Batistuta Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina FW1991–2000333207 [52]
Francesco Baiano Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1992–199714135 [53]
Anselmo Robbiati Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW1993–1999
2001–2002
19236 [54]
Francesco Toldo Flag of Italy.svg  Italy GK1993–20013370 [55]
Sandro Cois Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1994–20022189 [56]
Daniele Adani Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1999–20021037 [57]
Angelo Di Livio Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1999–20052148 [58]
Christian Amoroso Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF1996–20021543 [59]
Moreno Torricelli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF1998–20021263 [60]
Rui Costa Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal MF1994–200127650 [61]
Luís Oliveira Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium
FW1996–199911626 [62]
Tomáš Řepka Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic DF1998–20011272 [63]
Christian Riganò Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW2002–200510062 [64]
Gianluca Comotto Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF2003
2008–2011
1190 [65]
Tomáš Ujfaluši Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic DF2004–20081492 [66]
Dario Dainelli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF2004–20101718 [67]
Martin Jørgensen Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark MF2004–201018217 [66]
Giampaolo Pazzini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW2005-200913633 [68]
Sébastien Frey Flag of France.svg  France GK2005–20112180 [69]
Alessandro Gamberini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF2005–20122246 [66]
Manuel Pasqual Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF2005–201635610 [70]
Massimo Gobbi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF2006–20101112 [71]
Mario Santana Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina FW2006–201113718 [72]
Per Krøldrup Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark DF2006–20121467 [73]
Juan Manuel Vargas Flag of Peru (state).svg  Peru FW2008–201518625 [74]
Adrian Mutu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania FW2006–201114370 [22]
Riccardo Montolivo Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF2005–201226119 [75]
Alberto Gilardino Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW2008–201115763 [76]
Stevan Jovetić Flag of Montenegro.svg  Montenegro FW2008–201313540 [77]
Khouma Babacar Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal FW2009–2012
2014–2018
12839 [78]
Neto Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK2011–20151010 [79]
Alberto Aquilani Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF2012–201510515 [80]
David Pizarro Flag of Chile.svg  Chile MF2012–20151114 [81]
Juan Cuadrado Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia FW2012–201510626 [82]
Stefan Savić Flag of Montenegro.svg  Montenegro DF2012–20151084 [83]
Matías Fernández Flag of Chile.svg  Chile MF2012–20161317 [84]
Gonzalo Rodríguez Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina DF2012–201720325 [85]
Borja Valero Flag of Spain.svg  Spain MF2012–201721217 [86]
Josip Iličić Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia FW2013–201713737 [87]
Ciprian Tătărușanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania GK2014–20171010 [88]
Milan Badelj Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF2014–2018

2019–2020

1406 [89]
Davide Astori Flag of Italy.svg  Italy DF2015–20181093 [90]
Federico Chiesa Flag of Italy.svg  Italy FW2016–202215334 [91]
Marco Benassi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF2017–2020
2021–2023
10617 [92]
Cristiano Biraghi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF2018–26015 [93]
Dušan Vlahović Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia FW2018–202210849 [94]
Gaetano Castrovilli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF2019–202413114 [95]
Sofyan Amrabat Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco MF2020–20231111 [96]
Giacomo Bonaventura Flag of Italy.svg  Italy MF2020–202416222 [97]
Nicolás González Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina FW2021–202412538 [98]

Key

Nationalities are indicated by the corresponding FIFA country code.

See also

Footnotes

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