FC Chiasso
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| Pełna nazwa | Football Club Chiasso | ||
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| Adres | Via Primo Agosto, 6830 Chiasso | ||
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| Prezes | Giona Pifferi | ||
| Trener | Alessandro Lupi | ||
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Football Club Chiasso – szwajcarski klub piłkarski, mający siedzibę we wsi Chiasso, leżącym w kantonie Ticino. Obecnie występuje w Swiss Promotion League.
Historia
Klub został założony w 1905 roku. W latach 1914–1923 występował we włoskiej Serie A, z uwagi na niską aktywność piłkarską w Szwajcarii, od 1923 ponownie zaczął występować w lidze szwajcarskiej[1]. Największe sukcesy święcił w latach 1948–1961, kiedy występował w pierwszej lidze. W 1951 roku został wicemistrzem Szwajcarii, a w 1952 roku zajął 3. miejsce. W 2008 roku spadł z Challenge League (odpowiednik drugiej ligi) do trzeciej.
Sukcesy
- wicemistrzostwo (1): 1951
- 3. miejsce (1): 1952
- wicemistrzostwo (1): 1951
Piłkarze
Skład na sezon 2019/2020
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Reprezentanci kraju grający w klubie
Philippe Douglas- Marco Grassi
- Dario Rota
- Régis Rothenbühler
- Germano Vailati
- Philipp Walker
Asim Skaljić
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José Altafini
John Danielsen
Yohan Kely Viola
Philippe Fargeon
Catilina Aubameyang
Chupe Ela
Thomas Beck
Herbert Neumann
Ike Kalu
Martin Ďurica- Giorgio Morini
Przypisy
- ↑ Storia F.C. Chiasso (wł.). fcchiasso.ch. [dostęp 2022-01-02].
Linki zewnętrzne
- Oficjalna strona klubu (wł.)
Mistrzostwa Szwajcarii w piłce nożnej
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- ↑ W 1931 w języku niemieckim nadal stosowano nazwę wcześniejszą.
- ↑ W latach 1930 - 2003 stosowano potrójne nazewnictwo po niemiecku, francusku i włosku (w szablonie od góry w języku: niemieckim, francuskim, włoskim).
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