This article is about S.S.D. Parma Calcio 1913 players with at least 100 league appearances. For a list of all S.S.D. Parma Calcio 1913 players with a Wikipedia article, see Category:Parma Calcio 1913 players. For a list of current S.S.D. Parma Calcio 1913 players, see S.S.D. Parma Calcio 1913 § Current squad.

S.S.D. Parma Calcio 1913 is an Italian professional football club based in Parma, Emilia-Romagna, which currently plays in the Serie D. It was founded in 1913 as Parma Foot Ball Club, began playing league football in 1919 and moved into current home the Stadio Ennio Tardini in 1923. Since those early days the club's first team has competed in numerous nationally and internationally organised competitions. All players who have played in 100 or more such matches are listed below. Appearances and goals are for league matches only; substitute appearances are included.

Alessandro Lucarelli is the player who has made most appearances for the club in league competition (333), while Luigi Apolloni has made more appearances than any other in all competitions (384). William Bronzoni is the club's record league goalscorer, having scored 78 league goals during his Parma career; those goals coming in 201 matches in an eight-year period following the Second World War ending in 1953. Hernán Crespo came close to beating that record, but just fell short when he left the club in early 2012, scoring 72 times in the league. He does, however, hold the scoring record for all competitions, having netted 94 times.

List of players[edit]

  Players who represented their country while at the club.

Statistics correct as of 19 December 2021

Table headers
Positions key
GK Goalkeeper
DF Defender
MF Midfielder
FW Striker

Players whose name is in bold currently play for the club.

List of S.S.D. Parma Calcio 1913 players with at least 100 league appearances
Name Nationality Position Parma career Appearances Goals Ref
Tito Mistrali  Italy FW 1921–1927
1929–1931 		109 40
Alfredo Mattioli  Italy FW 1921–1931
1933–1935 		206 33
Saulle Franzini  Italy MF 1921–1927
1929–1932 		117 11
Giovanni Mazzoni  Italy MF 1922–1934 242 9 [1]
Bruno Cresci  Italy MF 1927–1938 183 5
Antonio Quaglietti  Italy MF 1925–1932 121 21
Walter Negroni  Italy DF 1928–1938 175 2
Gino Giuberti  Italy MF 1929–1935
1941–1946 		113 2
Giuseppe Stocchi  Italy 1929–1936 128 52
Dino Paini  Italy MF 1929–1937 119 30
Riccardo Poli  Italy 1929–1935 122 32
Augusto Ponticelli  Italy 1930–1941 236 12 [1]
Marino Cavazzuti  Italy MF 1932–1940 123 4
Luigi Del Grosso  Italy FW 1933–1936
1940–1941
1946–1947 		115 42
Venuto Lombatti  Italy MF 1939–1946 123 27
William Bronzoni  Italy FW 1945–1953 206 79
Elios Bonzagni  Italy FW 1946–1953 115 4
Francesco Berruti  Italy MF 1946–1951 113 15
Raimondo Taucar  Italy DF 1949–1955 182 1
Renzo Sassi  Italy MF 1948–1952
1962–1965 		122 2
Ivo Cocconi  Italy DF 1950–1962 307 3 [1]
Július Korostelev  Czechoslovakia MF 1951–1956 113 49
Gino Menozzi  Italy GK 1951–1956 120 0
Bruno Alfier  Italy GK 1951–1958 109 4
Cestmír Vycpálek  Czechoslovakia MF 1952–1958 151 29
Claudio Darni  Italy DF 1953–1959 131 1
Piero Miniussi  Italy MF 1954–1958 106 3
Carlo Azzali  Italy MF 1956–1960 118 8
Giuseppe Calzolari  Italy MF 1958–1961
1964–1965 		113 29
Ermes Polli  Italy DF 1958–1969 310 2 [1]
Primo Sentimenti  Italy DF 1959–1964 113 0
Aldo Silvagna  Italy DF 1959–1967 213 6 [1]
Olmes Neri  Italy MF 1960–1964 114 4
Alberto Recchia  Italy GK 1960–1963 108 0
Gian Paolo Fontana  Italy DF 1961–1969 193 6
Giovanni Meregalli  Italy FW 1961–1963
1964–1965 		104 15
Gianni Uccelli  Italy GK 1961–1969 122 0
Giuseppe Grulla  Italy DF 1964–1971 133 1
Giuseppe Regali  Italy MF 1969–1974 157 12
Bruno Piaser  Italy DF 1969–1973 116 2
Fabio Bonci  Italy FW 1971–1972
1974–1975
1978–1980 		121 44
Giovanni Colonnelli  Italy MF 1971–1979 242 18 [1]
Italo Toscani  Italy FW 1973–1974
1978–1982 		103 4
Fausto Daolio  Italy MF 1972–1976 159 9
Michele Benedetto  Italy DF 1972–1977 174 1
Alberto Rizzati  Italy FW 1972–1974
1975–1977 		130 49
Marco Torresani  Italy FW 1975–1980 172 8
Fabio Aselli  Italy MF 1980–1985 139 6
Gabriele Pin  Italy MF 1983–1985
1992–1996 		165 9
Roberto Mussi  Italy DF 1984–1987
1994–1999 		213 2 [1]
Valeriano Fiorin  Italy MF 1985–1989 126 3
Alessandro Melli  Italy FW 1985–1994
1995–1997 		241 56 [1][2]
Luca Bucci  Italy GK 1986–1987
1988–1990
1993–1997
2005–2008 		181 0
Luigi Apolloni  Italy DF 1987–2000 304 8 [1]
Enzo Gambaro  Italy DF 1987–1991 132 4
Lorenzo Minotti  Italy DF 1987–1996 280 29 [1]
Marco Osio  Italy MF 1987–1993 175 29
Daniele Zoratto  Italy MF 1989–1994 144 0
Tomas Brolin  Sweden FW 1990–1995
1997 		144 20
Georges Grün  Belgium DF 1990–1994 109 9
Antonio Benarrivo  Italy DF 1991–2004 258 5 [1][3]
Alberto Di Chiara  Italy DF 1991–1996 142 5
Faustino Asprilla  Colombia FW 1992–1996
1998–1999 		106 26
Massimo Crippa  Italy MF 1993–1998 147 9
Gianfranco Zola  Italy FW 1993–1996 102 49
Dino Baggio  Italy MF 1994–2000 173 19
Fernando Couto  Portugal DF 1994–1996
2005–2008 		102 5
Roberto Néstor Sensini  Argentina DF 1994–1999
2001–2002 		191 11
Fabio Cannavaro  Italy DF 1995–2002 213 4 [1][4]
Gianluigi Buffon  Italy GK 1995–2001
2021–present 		186 0 [5]
Hernán Crespo  Argentina FW 1996–2000
2010–2012 		163 72 [6]
Lilian Thuram  France DF 1996–2001 163 1
Sébastien Frey  France GK 2001–2005 132 0 [7]
Marco Marchionni  Italy MF 2001–2006
2012–2014 		173 15 [8]
Daniele Bonera  Italy DF 2002–2006 114 1 [9]
Mark Bresciano  Australia MF 2002–2006 123 19 [10]
Domenico Morfeo  Italy MF 2003–2008 112 16
Massimo Paci  Italy DF 2006–2011 124 5 [11]
Paolo Castellini  Italy DF 2006–2010 136 1 [12]
Stefano Morrone  Italy MF 2007–2013 169 9 [13]
Alessandro Lucarelli  Italy DF 2008–2018 333 20 [1]
Antonio Mirante  Italy GK 2009–2015 204 0 [14]
Cristian Zaccardo  Italy DF 2009–2013 118 10 [15]
Jonathan Biabiany  France FW 2009–2010
2011–2015
2018–2019 		155 20 [16]
Daniele Galloppa  Italy MF 2009–2015 105 4 [17]
Massimo Gobbi  Italy MF 2010–2015
2018–2019 		171 4 [18]
Gabriel Paletta  Italy DF 2010–2015 122 5 [19]
Riccardo Gagliolo  Sweden DF 2017–2021 132 11
Simone Iacoponi  Italy DF 2017–present 145 4
Luigi Sepe  Italy GK 2019–present 107 0

Club captains[edit]

The current captain is Gianluigi Buffon.

Club captains
Dates Name Notes
Italy William Bronzoni[20] —
1991–1996[21] Italy Lorenzo Minotti Captain for the 1992 Coppa Italia, 1993 European Cup Winners' Cup, 1993 European Super Cup and 1995 UEFA Cup victories
1996–1999 Argentina Roberto Sensini Captain for the 1999 UEFA Cup and 1999 Coppa Italia victories
1999–2001 France Lilian Thuram —
2001–2002[21] Italy Fabio Cannavaro Club captain for the 2002 Coppa Italia victory, although Antonio Benarrivo led the team on-field
2002 Italy Marco Di Vaio —
2002–2003 France Sabri Lamouchi — —
2003–2004[22][23] Italy Matteo Ferrari —
2004–2008[24] Italy Giuseppe Cardone —
2008 Italy Giulio Falcone —
2008–2009[25] Italy Cristiano Lucarelli —
2009–2013[26] Italy Stefano Morrone —
2013–2018[26] Italy Alessandro Lucarelli —
2018–2021 Portugal Bruno Alves — —
2021–present Italy Gianluigi Buffon —

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