Angelo Alessio

Angelo Alessio (born 27 June 1965, in Frattamaggiore, Italy) is an Italian former professional footballer who played as a defender and later became a coach. Though best known for his coaching career alongside Antonio Conte, Alessio also had a playing spell with Cosenza Calcio during his professional career.

• Full name: Angelo Alessio
• Date of birth: 27 June 1965
• Place of birth: Frattamaggiore, Italy
• Position: Defender

Playing career (selected)

• Alessio began his career in Italian football in the early 1980s and played for several clubs across Serie B and lower divisions.
• Cosenza Calcio: Alessio was on the books of Cosenza during his playing career; records show he spent time with the club in the late 1980s and early 1990s as part of a journeyman career that included multiple Italian clubs. Exact season-by-season appearance totals for lower-division spells can vary between sources.
• Other clubs he represented include Juventus (youth and early career connections), Reggiana, Mantova and others across Serie B/C levels.

After playing

• After retiring as a player, Alessio moved into coaching and is widely known for his long association with Antonio Conte as assistant coach at clubs including Siena, Juventus, the Italy national team, Chelsea and Inter Milan.
• He also had head-coach spells, notably at Siena (2012–2013) and later roles in Italy.

Notes: Historical appearance and goal statistics for lower-division seasons (including some spells at Cosenza) can vary between databases. For precise season-by-season stats at Cosenza, consult specialised historical records or club archives.