Which players played for both Como and Cremonese?

60 players have played for both Como and Cremonese, including Emil Audero, Aristide Guarneri, Gabriel Strefezza, Matteo Bianchetti, Pol García, Bruno Mazza, Stefano Rossini, Antonio Rigamonti, Giuseppe Cozzolino and Egidio Capra.

Players Who Played for Both Como and Cremonese (60 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 60 players have played for both Como and Cremonese. The best known: Emil Audero, Aristide Guarneri and Gabriel Strefezza.

The list

#	Player	Born	Como	Cremonese
1	Emil Audero	1997	2024–	2025–2026
2	Aristide Guarneri	1938	1957–1958	1970–1973
3	Gabriel Strefezza	1997	2024–2025	2018
4	Matteo Bianchetti	1993	—	2019–
5	Pol García	1995	2015	2017–2018
6	Bruno Mazza	1924	1944	1942–1943
7	Stefano Rossini	1971	2003–2004	2005–2006
8	Antonio Rigamonti	1949	1973–1976	1972–1973
9	Giuseppe Cozzolino	1985	2009–2011	2007–2009
10	Egidio Capra	1914	1946–1947	1945–1946
11	Denis Godeas	1975	2002–2003	1997–1998
12	Franco Pancheri	1958	1977–1979	1984–1985
13	Robson Toledo	1981	2011–2012	2011
14	Tarcisio Catanese	1967	1997	1997–1998
15	Luca Mondini	1970	1992–1993	2004–2006
16	Ricardo Villar	1989	2011	2010
17	Marco Carparelli	1976	2004	2005–2007
18	Renato Cattaneo	1923	1945–1953	1946–1948
19	Lorenzo Carotti	1985	2004–2005	2005–2010
20	Giovanni Fietta	1984	2013–2017	2008–2013
21	Umberto Guarnieri	1919	1936–1938	1943–1944
22	Carlo Gervasoni	1982	1999–2001	2010–2011
23	Francesco De Francesco	1977	2003–2004	2005–2006
24	Daniel Semenzato	1987	2011	2011–2012
25	Rubén Palomeque	1994	2013–2014	2014–2015
26	Michele Franco	1985	2008–2011	2006–2007
27	Marcello Campolonghi	1975	2004	2005
28	Alberto Filippini	1987	2010, 2011–2012	2012–2013
29	Roberto Colacone	1974	2001–2002	2010–2011
30	Giacomo Casoli	1988	2014–2016	2013–2014
31	Claudio Sclosa	1961	1983–1984	1994–1995
32	Emanuele Brioschi	1975	2008–2010	2007–2008
33	Gianfranco Cinello	1962	1982–1983	1988–1989
34	Mattia Collauto	1973	1990–1997	1997–1999
35	Marco Nicoletti	1959	1977–1983	1983–1988
36	Francesco Franzoni	1904	1932–1933	1933–1934
37	Alessandro Chiodini	1958	1990–1992	1979
38	Gianni Comini	1944	1967–1969	1963–1964
39	Massimo Lombardini	1971	2000–2002	1990–1993
40	Filippo Masolini	1970	1999–2000	2000–2001
41	Luigi Oscar Moroni	1905	1935–1936	1925–1929
42	Roberto Bellinazzi	1946	1972–1973	1978–1979
43	Guido Quadri	1923	1940–1954	1946–1947
44	Alberto Sironi	1943	1962–1968	1971–1978
45	Carlo Brasca	1917	1946–1947	1942–1946
46	Giuseppe De Gradi	1958	1981–1982	1974–1979
47	Andrea Dugnani	1915	1942–1943	1939–1941
48	József Gulyás	—	1925–1926	1921–1922
49	Stefano Ghirardello	1973	2003–2004	1998–1999
50	Walter Mirabelli	1968	1991–1994	1996–1999
51	Luca Ungari	1974	1995–2000	1998–1999
52	Paolo Mozzini	1975	1997	1997–1998
53	Mario Manfredi	1910	1932–1934	1929–1930
54	Ildebrando Prosperi	1899	1931–1932	1929–1930
55	Alfredo Bassani	1970	1994–1995	1993–1996
56	Stefano De Agostini	1964	1997–1998	1993–1996
57	Christian Terni	1972	2001–2002	2005
58	Mirko Benin	1978	2002–2004	2004–2006
59	Giorgio Granata	1924	1944–1945	1948–1959
60	Ruggero Radice	1971	1997–1999	2007

Which way they moved

Como first, then Cremonese: 31
Cremonese first, then Como: 24

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Source: Wikidata (CC0), Wikipedia club articles and player infoboxes (years at each club). Youth spells and appearances that look unplayed are left out; volunteer-kept records can contain gaps or errors.

Players who played for both Como and Cremonese