Which players played for both Cremonese and Parma?

50 players have played for both Cremonese and Parma, including Franco Vázquez, Enrico Chiesa, Zlatko Dedić, Milan Djuric, Paolo Castellini, Alberto Grassi, Giuseppe Pezzella, Domenico Morfeo, Massimo Coda and Gabriel Strefezza.

Players Who Played for Both Cremonese and Parma (50 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 50 players have played for both Cremonese and Parma. The best known: Franco Vázquez, Enrico Chiesa and Zlatko Dedić.

The list

#	Player	Born	Cremonese	Parma
1	Franco Vázquez	1989	2023–2026	2021–2023
2	Enrico Chiesa	1970	1994–1995	1996–1999
3	Zlatko Dedić	1984	2006	2001–2007
4	Milan Djuric	1990	2012–2013, 2026–	2010–2012, 2025–2026
5	Paolo Castellini	1979	1996–2000, 2014–2015	2006–2012
6	Alberto Grassi	1995	2025–	2018–2020, 2020–2023
7	Giuseppe Pezzella	1997	2025–	2019–2020, 2020–2023
8	Domenico Morfeo	1976	2009	2003–2008
9	Massimo Coda	1988	2008–2010, 2010–2011, 2023–2024	2013–2015
10	Gabriel Strefezza	1997	2018	2026
11	Simone Romagnoli	1990	—	2022–2023
12	Emanuele Valeri	1998	2022–2023	?–
13	Alessandro Vogliacco	1998	2026–	2024–2025
14	Abderrazzak Jadid	1983	2014–2015	2010–2012
15	Fabio Ceravolo	1987	2019–2021	2017–2018, 2018–2019
16	Stefano Rossini	1971	2005–2006	1987–1989
17	Enrico Piccioni	1965	1987–1992	—
18	Fausto Pizzi	1967	1998–1999	1989–1990, 1992–1993
19	Mauro Milanese	1971	1994–1995	1997–1999
20	Mohamed Coly	1984	2002–2005	2016–2017
21	Giuseppe Carlo Ferrari	1910	1938–1939	1940–1943
22	Tarcisio Catanese	1967	1997–1998	1989–1992, 1995–1997
23	Luigi Scaglia	1986	2011	2017–2019
24	Vincenzo Pepe	1987	2006–2008	—
25	Leandro Antonio Martínez	1989	2012–2013	2008–2010
26	Alessandro Savelli	1905	1928–1930	1922–1923
27	Gilberto Pogliano	1908	1935–1936	1933–1935
28	Fabrizio Larini	1953	1980–1981	1981–1983
29	Lorenzo Carotti	1985	2005–2010	—
30	Pietro Strada	1969	2004–2005	1996–1998
31	Riccardo Pasi	1990	2015	2010–2011
32	Massimo Susic	1967	1996–1997	1987–1990, 1994–1996
33	Roberto Colacone	1974	2010–2011	1993–1994
34	Roberto Bruno	1963	1983–1984	1984–1987
35	Riccardo Musetti	1983	2009–2013	2015–2016
36	Tiziano Ascagni	1954	1980–1981	1983–1984
37	Bruno Cresci	1909	1932–1933	1927–1938
38	Gino Giuberti	1912	1935–1940	1929–1946
39	Bruno Porcelli	1919	1945–1946	1941–1942
40	Adriano Rossi	1931	1954–1955	1953–1954
41	Sergio Rampini	1917	1934–1940	1949–1950
42	Luigi Del Grosso	1916	1936–1939	1933–1947
43	Gianni Uccelli	1937	1969–1972	1961–1969
44	Marco Torresani	1955	1971–1973	1975–1980
45	Leo Trovati	1912	1929–1948	1940–1942
46	Fausto Braga	1921	1953–1954	1953–1954
47	Franco Marmiroli	1938	1966–1967	1957–1960
48	Luciano Marchi	1923	1950–1951	1947–1950
49	Marco Giandebiaggi	1969	1990–1997	1986–1990
50	Alfredo Mattioli	1902	1931–1933	1921–1935

Which way they moved

Cremonese first, then Parma: 15
Parma first, then Cremonese: 29

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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 Cremonese and Parma