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Davide Dionigi
Personal information
Date of birth
(1974-01-10) 10 January 1974 (age 44)
Place of birth
Modena, Italy
Height
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position
Attacking Midfielder
Youth career
1990–1991
Modena
Senior career*
Years
Team

Apps

(Gls)
1991–1992
Modena

20

(1)
1992–1993
Milan

0

(0)
1993–1994
Vicenza

1

(0)

Como

28

(14)
1994–1995
Reggiana

7

(0)

Como

23

(3)
1995–1996
Torino

22

(1)
1996–1997
Reggina

37

(24)
1997
Fiorentina

2

(0)
1998–1999
Piacenza

59

(13)
2000
Sampdoria

35

(12)
2001–2002
Reggina

51

(17)
2002–2004
Napoli

63

(27)
2004–2005
Reggina

10

(0)

→ Bari (loan)

21

(4)
2005–2006
→ Ternana (loan)

24

(3)
2006–2007
→ Spezia (loan)

15

(1)

→ Crotone (loan)

11

(0)
2007–2009
Taranto

31

(11)
2009
Andria BAT

15

(1)
National team
1991–1992
Italy U-18

13

(5)
1994–1995
Italy U-21

7

(5)
Teams managed
2010–2012
Taranto
2012–2013
Reggina
2014
Cremonese
2015
Varese
2015
Matera
2017–2018
Catanzaro

* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only

Davide Dionigi (born 10 January 1974) is a former Italian footballer and current manager.




Contents





  • 1 Career

    • 1.1 Player


    • 1.2 Manager



  • 2 Honours an awards


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links




Career[edit]



Player[edit]


Dionigi started his career at hometown club Modena and played 20 games in Serie B. He then signed by A.C. Milan and played on their youth team. He then transferred to Vicenza (Serie B), and in November 1993 left for Como. He won promotion with Como partially by his 14 goals. In summer 1994, he left for Reggiana of Serie A, but in November 1994 he left on loan back to Como, this time at Serie B. In summer 1995, he signed for his third Serie A team, A.C. Torino, due to Como's relegation. In summer 1996, he had to search club again, due to Torino relegation. This time, joined Reggina of Serie B. He won top-scorer that season, and he was signed by another Serie A team Fiorentina. He played his worst Serie A start, and moved to Piacenza in October 1998, where he played two seasons. In January 2000, Piacenza sent him to Sampdoria of Serie B, but they met again six months later, due to relegation of Piacenza and Sampdoria missed the chance to promote. In January 2001, he re-joined Reggina, this time at Serie A to avoid relegation. But Reggina relegated at last, but Dionigi was one of the players to help the club back to Series A just a year later. He was dropped from the club Serie A plan, and he joined newly relegated S.S.C. Napoli of Serie B on 31 August 2002. He played in Naples until the club went bankrupt. Dionigi started his third spells at Reggio Calabria since 9 July 2004. After played another 10 Serie A games, he left on loan to Bari, Ternana, Spezia and lastly Crotone, all were Serie B clubs.


In summer 2007, he joined Taranto of Serie C1, where he last played since at Como 1993–94 season.



Manager[edit]


Since 9 November 2010 until 26 June 2012 he has been the head coach of Taranto.[1]


On 2 July 2012 he was named new head coach of Reggina.



Honours an awards[edit]



  • Serie B Top-scorer: 1997
Promotion through

  • Serie B Third Place: 2002 (Reggina)


  • Serie C1 playoffs winner: 1994 (Como)


References[edit]




  1. ^ http://www.astaranto.it/index.php/i-campionati/organigramma/




External links[edit]



  • Stats. at Taranto Sport (In Excel File) (in Italian)


  • National Stats. at FIGC (in Italian)


  • Davide Dionigi coach profile at Soccerway



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