Which players played for both Pisa and Torino?

54 players have played for both Pisa and Torino, including Christian Vieri, Alessio Cerci, Wim Kieft, Daniele Padelli, Walter Schachner, Patrizio Sala, Klaus Berggreen, Roberto Muzzi, Marco Ferrante and Mirco Antenucci.

Players Who Played for Both Pisa and Torino (54 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 54 players have played for both Pisa and Torino. The best known: Christian Vieri, Alessio Cerci and Wim Kieft.

The list

#	Player	Born	Pisa	Torino
1	Christian Vieri	1973	1992–1993	1991–1992
2	Alessio Cerci	1987	2007–2008	2012–2014
3	Wim Kieft	1962	1983–1986	1986–1987
4	Daniele Padelli	1985	2008–2009	2013–2017
5	Walter Schachner	1957	1986	1983–1986
6	Patrizio Sala	1955	1983–1984	1975–1981
7	Klaus Berggreen	1958	1982–1986	1987–1988
8	Roberto Muzzi	1971	1993–1994	2005–2007
9	Marco Ferrante	1971	1991–1992	1996–2004
10	Mirco Antenucci	1984	2009	2011–2012
11	Pasquale Rocco	1970	1992–1994	1995–1997
12	Enrico Colombari	1905	1920–1926, 1937–1938	1926–1930
13	Alessandro Nista	1965	1986–1990	1999–2001
14	Luciano Zavagno	1977	2007–2009	2010–2012
15	Gianluca Sordo	1969	2000–2001	1987–1994
16	Roberto Lovati	1927	1947, 1949–1952	1954–1955
17	Albano Vicariotto	1931	1958–1959	1951–1952
18	Rachid Arma	1985	2013–2015	2009–2010
19	Corrado Colombo	1979	2008	2000–2001
20	Gaël Genevier	1982	2007–2009, 2012	2010
21	Manuel Iori	1982	2014–2015	2011–2012
22	Emiliano Mascetti	1943	1965–1967	1973–1975
23	Gianni Bui	1940	1961–1962	1970–1974
24	Iacopo Balestri	1975	1995–1997	2005–2007
25	Denilson Gabionetta	1985	2008	2011
26	Pietro Biagioli	1929	1950–1951	—
27	Davide Morello	1978	2007–2010	2010–2012
28	Marco Carparelli	1976	2009–2012	1997–1998
29	Massimiliano Farris	1971	1993–1994	1988–1990
30	Rosario Rampanti	1949	1969–1970	1968–1974
31	Claudio Sclosa	1961	1986–1988	1979–1982, 1984–1985
32	Aldo Cantarutti	1958	1979–1981	1976–1977
33	Pietro Baisi	1945	1969–1970	1967–1968
34	Giuseppe Argentesi	1965	1989–1991	1984–1985
35	Bruno Baiardo	1945	1976–1978	1963–1965
36	Luciano Teneggi	1941	1970–1971	1962–1966
37	Paolo Cristallini	1971	1988–1994	1994–1997
38	Marco Masi	1959	1984–1985	1977–1981
39	Filippo Masolini	1970	2004–2005	2003–2004
40	Mariano Riva	1953	1981–1983	1971–1972
41	Giovanni Quadri	1951	1980–1981	1968–1975
42	Luca Giannini	1948	1972–1975	—
43	Riccardo Fimognari	1970	1991–1993	1988–1994
44	Maggiorino Mongero	1911	1936–1940	1929–1934
45	Alvise Zago	1969	1991–1992	1988–1993
46	Massimo Gallaccio	1970	1991–1993	1988–1990
47	Sandro Crivelli	1948	1969–1970	1967–1973
48	Giorgio Bettini	1936	1960–1963	—
49	Antonio Cavallo	1964	1985–1990	—
50	Giampaolo Piaceri	1939	1967–1971	1958–1963
51	Luigi Simoni	1965	1989–1991	1994–1995
52	Amedeo Balestrieri	1939	1963–1964	1962
53	Silvio Picci	1965	1991–1992	1981–1985
54	Franco Grillone	1925	1942–1946	—

Which way they moved

Pisa first, then Torino: 20
Torino first, then Pisa: 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 Pisa and Torino