SWOS ECE 95/96
SWOS ECE 95/96

VINCENZO MONTELLA
VINCENZO MONTELLA
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Number
#9
Nationality
Italy
Team
GENOA (Italy)
Coach
GAETANO SALVEMINI
Position
A (Attacker)
Passing (P) Shooting (V) Heading (H) Tackling (T) Control (C) Speed (S) Finishing (F) Total Bargain Value
1 7 7 1 1 7 7 31 1.6 £2M

Vincenzo Montella

  • Full name: Vincenzo Montella
  • Date of birth: June 18, 1974
  • Place of birth: Pomigliano d'Arco, Italy
  • Nationality: Italian
  • Position: Striker (forward)

Club career — summary with emphasis on Genoa:

  • Early career: Montella began his professional career at Empoli (1990–1995), where he developed as a forward and earned recognition for his goal-scoring.
  • Fiorentina: He moved to Fiorentina in 1999 (after a spell at Sampdoria and a loan back to Empoli earlier in his career) and became a club icon, known as "L'Aeroplanino" for his goal celebration. He enjoyed considerable success and scored prolifically in Serie A and European competitions.
  • AS Roma: Montella later transferred to Roma (2007–2011), where he continued to contribute as an experienced striker, including winning the 2007–08 Serie A title with the club.
  • Later playing moves: After Roma he had shorter spells with Fulham (loan) and Catania before retiring as a player and moving into coaching.
  • Genoa association: Vincenzo Montella did not have a notable playing spell for Genoa as a first-team player in competitive senior matches. There is no significant record of him representing Genoa CFC in Serie A or other major competitions during his playing career. (Montella is most strongly associated as a player with Empoli, Sampdoria, Fiorentina and Roma.)

International career:

  • Montella was capped by the Italy national team and participated in international tournaments, including UEFA Euro 2000 (where Italy finished runners-up) and the 2000 Olympic squad. He scored goals for Italy and contributed as a squad player during his international appearances.

Coaching career (brief):

  • After retiring as a player, Montella became a coach. He has managed clubs including Fiorentina, Sampdoria, AC Milan, Sevilla, and others. His coaching career includes both domestic Serie A and a spell in La Liga with Sevilla.

Notes: If you are specifically looking for a different Vincenzo Montella who played for Genoa (for example a youth or lower-division player), or for detailed statistics (appearances, goals, seasons) for Montella at any club, I can provide season-by-season stats or clarify any discrepancy. Otherwise, the well-known Vincenzo Montella did not play competitive senior matches for Genoa.