ACF Fiorentina is a football club based in Florence, Tuscany, Italy, founded on 26 August 1926 and currently plays in the Italian Football League.
Fiorentina won the Serie A title twice in the 1950s and 1960s, and has since been in the middle and lower reaches of the league for a long time and has been relegated several times. In 2002, he declared bankruptcy due to a property deficit and was sentenced to relegation by the Italian Club. He was then supported by shoe merchant Diego Della Valle to form a new team, Florentia Viola, which began playing in the Italian C and second division. In the summer of 2003, De la Valle bought back the name "Fiorentina" and competed again under the name of Florence. In 2004, he defeated Perugia in the promotion play-offs, completed the triple jump, and returned to Serie A smoothly.
Red and white were initially chosen as team colours, but were later changed to purple and white. There is a pair of lilies on its emblem, so Florence is also known as a purple lily.
As one of the seven Sisters of Serie A, Fiorentina can be said to be not rich in their ancestors, but there are still some good stars, let's take a look at the best team in the history of Fiorentina! The formation is 4-4-2.
Tordo
Francesco Toldo (born 2 December 1971 in Padua) is a former Italian professional footballer, coach and goalkeeper who plays for Inter Milan, Verona, Trento, Ravenna and currently coaches the Italian U-21 national team.
Tordo's highlight was before the start of Euro 2000, due to the fracture of the hand of the main goalkeeper Buffon, Tordo was given the opportunity to play, in the semi-final, he saved four penalties from the Dutch team, helped Italy eliminate the Netherlands in the penalty shootout to enter the final, and finally won the French team golden ball and won the runner-up. After Euro 2004, Tordo announced his retirement from the Italian national team.
honor:
2010 UEFA Champions League
2-time Italian Football League Champion
2 Coppa Italia titles
Salvatore
Sergio Servato was born in 1928 and played for Fiorentina from 1948 to 1959.
One of the best defenders in Serie A, he is an exceptionally fast and tireless player, with ferocious shooting and free kicks and penalties. He has often contributed to the Purple Lily attack, scoring 31 goals in his 10 years with Fiorentina.
1 Italian Football League Champion
1 Coppa Italia winner
Magnini
Aldico Magnini is a footballer who plays as a defender.
The super right-back in the 1956 championship team, his timely stealing ability earned him a reputation as a prominent man-marker. MAGNINI was also a member of the national team in the 50s.
Passarella
Daniel Alberto Passarella (born 25 May 1953 in Chacabuco) is an Argentine footballer who plays as a central defender.
Passarella plays as centre-back and his fierce defence is his hallmark, but his style of play is somewhat different. On the pitch, he often stepped forward into the midfield to participate in the attack, and also had a strong long-range shot, it is worth mentioning that although he is only 1 meter 74 tall, Passarella's ability to compete for the top header is extremely strong, often able to score in corners and free kicks, in addition, he also has the ability to take direct free kicks.
1978 World Cup winner
1986 World Cup winner
Rosetta
Francisco Rosetta was born in 1927 and played for Fiorentina from 1948 to 1957.
In the 50s, the center-back of the Fervio Bernardini era, tough and elegant. He moved from Turin, where he had already won the Serie A title. He played a prominent role in the FIO system, conceding only 20 goals in the 1955-1956 season.
Chapela
Giuseppe Chapelle is an Italian footballer who plays as a midfielder.
A master midfielder, he was positioned in the middle of his career early in the morning and subsequently transitioned to a more liberal role. He is considered the most important member of the brilliant 1955-56 team. When it comes to taking responsibility and being bold, no one in the Italian team can match. It is still highly respected in the city of Florence.
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Tenacious, loyal midfielder, part of the team of champions in '69. A combination of clever offensive tactics and ball-winning abilities with an excellent sense of position. Known for his elegant mid-range passes, he is also a fearless stealmaker.
1 Italian Super Cup
Antonione
Antononi played for Fiorentina for 15 years from 1972 to 1987 and was perhaps the most beloved Florentine player, an elegant organiser who spent 15 years at the club. Hidden behind the striker, he is a typical strategist---- running quickly and with a precise and powerful right foot. His excellent long-passing ability has instigated many counterattacks, and he has a good vision to choose the right way in an instant.
Rui Costa
Rui Costa ,full name Rui Manuel César Costa(born 29 March 1972 in Lisbon, Portugal) is a former Portuguese professional male footballer who plays as football director of Benfica F.C. in the Portuguese Premier League.
Rui Costa was an outstanding representative of Portugal's golden generation. Whether in the booming Serie A or in the brutal European Championship, Rui Costa has left too many indelible aesthetic memories for football. He doesn't have Luis Figo's wind-like breakthrough, no waltz-dancing like Cristiano Ronaldo, and no paula writing his name in the goalscoring book again and again. And Rui Costa has a light swinging swan dance step signature action, accurate and deadly direct assists, seemingly understated touches, always bringing wonderful assists and goals to the team, he is one of the image spokesmen of the classical front.
1993–94 Portuguese First Division Champion
2002–03 UEFA Champions League winner
2003–04 Italian Football League Champion
UEFA European Championship Squad (1996, 2000)
Hamlin
Kurt Hamlin is a Swedish footballer who has played for Stockholm AIK, Juventus, Padua, Fiorentina, AC Milan, Napoli and Casertana.
The destructive Swedish right winger is also a goalscoring machine. The 150 league goals he scored for the club were an unbreakable record in more than 30 years. He still exists in the memory of the city. Fast and direct, his advantage is to cut from the flanks. A super opportunist and excellent goalscorer in front of goal.
Buddy
Gabriel Batistuta, full name Gabriel Omar Batistuta, born 1 February 1969 in Reconquista, Santa Fe Province, Argentina, is a former Argentine professional footballer who plays as a centre forward and retired as Sporting Director of Atlético Köln.
Gabriel Batistuta is a formidable striker that all defenders fear. At its peak, Batistuta was full of technology, strong assault power, extremely threatening in the air and feet, and powerful shots were his signature skills. Barty's goal is called "BATIGOL", which is marked by a vigorous shot, Barty's shot is accurate, full of power, and the strong explosive force can ensure that he can shoot in any position.
2000–01 Italian Football League Champion
Winner of the Copa America in 1991 and 1993
Top scorer in Serie A in 1994–95 and 1998–99
Top scorer in the 1993 and 1995 Copa America
1999 FIFA World Footballer of the Year third place
The above 11 are the best team in the history of Florence in my heart, among which everyone should be familiar with Tordo, Rui Costa and Batistuta, and these three people should also be the eternal love in the hearts of post-80s fans, I don't know who the best team in the history of Florence in your heart is those people? Let me know in the comments section!
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