Which players played for both Palermo and Venezia?

60 players have played for both Palermo and Venezia, including Salvatore Sirigu, Joel Pohjanpalo, Emil Audero, Daniel Andersson, Igor Budan, Jesse Joronen, Giuseppe Iachini, Mario Santana, Stefano Morrone and Francesco Benussi.

Players Who Played for Both Palermo and Venezia (60 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 60 players have played for both Palermo and Venezia. The best known: Salvatore Sirigu, Joel Pohjanpalo and Emil Audero.

The list

#	Player	Born	Palermo	Venezia
1	Salvatore Sirigu	1987	2006–2011, 2024–2025	—
2	Joel Pohjanpalo	1994	2025	2024–2025
3	Emil Audero	1997	2025	2017–2018
4	Daniel Andersson	1977	2002	2001–2002
5	Igor Budan	1980	2002–2003, 2008–2013	1999–2002, 2002–2003
6	Jesse Joronen	1993	2025–	2022–2025
7	Giuseppe Iachini	1964	1994–1996	1997–2000
8	Mario Santana	1981	2002–2006, 2019–2021	2002
9	Stefano Morrone	1978	2002–2005	2001–2002
10	Francesco Benussi	1981	2010–2013	1999–2005
11	Fábio Bilica	1979	2002–2004	1998–2002
12	Ighli Vannucchi	1977	2002–2004	2001–2002
13	Kewullay Conteh	1977	2002–2006	2000–2002
14	Marco Pisano	1981	2006–2008	2014
15	Filippo Maniero	1972	2002–2004	1998–2002
16	Salvatore Masiello	1982	2003–2005	1999–2001
17	Leo Stulac	1994	2022–2023, 2023–2026	2016–2018
18	Arturo Di Napoli	1974	2002–2003	2000–2002, 2010
19	Frank Ongfiang	1985	2002–2005	2002
20	Valentino Lai	1984	2002–2005	2001–2002
21	Andrea Guerra	1972	2001–2003	2002–2003
22	Luigi Raffin	1936	1964–1966	1960–1963
23	Oscar Brevi	1967	2002–2003	2007–2008
24	Denis Godeas	1975	2006	2012–2013
25	Gianluca Petrachi	1969	1994–1995	1993–1994
26	Cristian La Grottería	1974	2000–2003	—
27	Stefano Moreo	1993	2018–2019	2016–2017, 2017
28	Daniele Amerini	1974	2001–2002	2002–2003
29	John Olufemi	1984	2002–2004	2004, 2005
30	Giuseppe Accardi	1964	1989–1990	1994–1995
31	Pietro Maiellaro	1963	1984–1985	1992–1993
32	Giovanni Orfei	1976	1997–1998	2002–2005
33	Stefano Guidoni	1971	2001–2002	2003–2005
34	Salvatore Campilongo	1961	1994–1995	1992–1994
35	Balilla Lombardi	1916	1937–1938	1938–1940
36	Mirko Gruden	1911	1933–1935	1937–1938
37	Antonio Marasco	1970	2002–2003	2000–2002
38	Pierluigi Di Già	1968	1995–1997	1992–1995
39	Armando Cavazzuti	1929	1952–1954	1959–1960
40	Luigi Ziroli	1903	1931–1940	—
41	Juán Agostino Alberti	1916	1936–1938	1938–1947
42	Claudio Bandoni	1939	1962–1964	—
43	Bruno Alfier	1927	1950–1952	—
44	Andrea Capitanio	1907	1934–1936	—
45	Victor Tortora	1914	1936–1946	—
46	Antonio De Bellis	1937	1957–1971	—
47	Pierpaolo Bresciani	1970	1989–1992	1997–1999
48	Dandolo Flumini	1918	1947–1948	—
49	Gastone Rizzato	1945	1968–1970	—
50	Luigi Valsecchi	1921	1946–1949	—
51	Valeriano Fiorin	1966	1993–1995	1995
52	Eugenio Fantini	1932	1960–1961	—
53	Fortunato Baldinotti	1908	—	—
54	Salvatore Tarantino	1960	1986–1991	—
55	Claudio Azzali	1937	1957–1959	—
56	Romolo Celant	1911	—	1931–1933
57	Secondo Roggero	1910	—	1930–1933
58	Giulio Cesare Spagni	1939	1962–1964	—
59	Claudio Bencina	1956	1980–1981	1988–1990
60	Cesidio Oddi	1956	1980–1982	—

Which way they moved

Palermo first, then Venezia: 18
Venezia first, then Palermo: 21

Test yourself

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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 Palermo and Venezia