Which players played for both Cremonese and Torino?

53 players have played for both Cremonese and Torino, including Salvatore Sirigu, Antonio Sanabria, Marco Benassi, Soualiho Meïté, Federico Bonazzoli, Paolo Castellini, David Okereke, Emiliano Mondonico, Walter Novellino and Elvis Abbruscato.

Players Who Played for Both Cremonese and Torino (53 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 53 players have played for both Cremonese and Torino. The best known: Salvatore Sirigu, Antonio Sanabria and Marco Benassi.

The list

#	Player	Born	Cremonese	Torino
1	Salvatore Sirigu	1987	2007–2008	2017–2021
2	Antonio Sanabria	1996	2025–2026	2021–2025
3	Marco Benassi	1994	2023	2014–2017
4	Soualiho Meïté	1994	2022–2023	2018–2021
5	Federico Bonazzoli	1997	2024–	2020–2021
6	Paolo Castellini	1979	1996–2000, 2014–2015	2000–2004
7	David Okereke	1997	2022–2026	2024
8	Emiliano Mondonico	1947	1966–1968, 1972–1979	1968–1970
9	Walter Novellino	1953	1973–1974	1970–1971, 1972–1973
10	Elvis Abbruscato	1981	2013–2014	2006, 2006–2007, 2008–2010
11	Pasquale Rocco	1970	1999	1995–1997
12	Enrico Fantini	1976	1995–1996	2005–2006
13	Mauro Bonomi	1972	1990–1992	1997–2001
14	Emanuele Pesaresi	1976	2008–2009	2005
15	Matteo Melara	1978	2000–2001	2005–2008
16	Giorgio Bresciani	1969	1996–1997	1986–1992
17	Matjaž Florjančič	1967	1991–1996	1996–1997
18	Luigi Garzja	1969	1994–1996	2001–2003
19	Manuel De Luca	1998	2025	—
20	Mauro Milanese	1971	1994–1995	1995–1996
21	Sergiu Suciu	1990	2016	2009–2016
22	Massimo Loviso	1984	2013–2014	2009–2011
23	Vittorio Staccione	1904	1924–1925	1924–1927
24	Luigi Scaglia	1986	2011	2010–2011
25	Gianluca Petrachi	1969	1995–1997	1994
26	Claudio Ferrarese	1978	2008–2009	2006–2007
27	Salvatore Bruno	1979	1999–2000	2005
28	Manolo Pestrin	1978	2011–2012	2010
29	Marco Carparelli	1976	2005–2007	1997–1998
30	Alessandro Pedroni	1971	1989–1995	1996–1999
31	Riccardo Maspero	1970	1988–1994, 1995–1997	2000–2003
32	Giuseppe Minaudo	1967	1997–1998	1995–1996
33	Claudio Sclosa	1961	1994–1995	1979–1982, 1984–1985
34	Domenico Doardo	1974	1996–1997	1992–1994, 1995–1996
35	Mattia Collauto	1973	1997–1999	—
36	Andrea Cuicchi	1967	2000–2001	1985–1987
37	Marcello Albino	1971	1997–1999	1990–1991
38	Gabriele Graziani	1975	—	—
39	Luigi Cabrini	1906	1924–1930	1931–1932
40	Francesco Franzoni	1904	1933–1934	1924–1932
41	Steno Gola	1945	1978–1979	1964–1965
42	Massimo Lombardini	1971	1990–1993	1996–1997
43	Filippo Masolini	1970	2000–2001	2003–2004
44	Dario Rizzoni	1926	1948–1949	1950–1951
45	Giacomo Tomasini	1906	1932–1933	1926–1927
46	Luca Ungari	1974	1998–1999	2005–2006
47	Mario Manfredi	1910	1929–1930	1935–1936
48	Pierantonio Bortot	1955	1975–1976	1973–1975
49	Marco Torresani	1955	1971–1973	1973–1974
50	César Bertolo	1911	1936–1937	1931–1933
51	Luigi Ganelli	1920	1943–1944	1939–1941
52	Claudio Bencina	1956	1981–1988	1975–1976
53	Nevio Varglien	1936	1958–1959	1958–1959

Which way they moved

Cremonese first, then Torino: 20
Torino first, then Cremonese: 28

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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 Torino