Renato Greco
Birth date20 January 1969 (age 57)
Birth placePalermo, Italy
Height1.80 m[1]
PositionForward
Years 11989–1991
Clubs 1Mazara
Caps 147
Goals 110
Years 21991–1992
Clubs 2Pizzoli
Caps 230
Goals 217
Years 31992–1996
Clubs 3Torres
Caps 3123
Goals 343
Years 41996–1997
Clubs 4Pescara
Caps 434
Goals 43
Years 51997–1998
Clubs 5Salernitana
Caps 520
Goals 57
Years 61998–2000
Clubs 6Lecce
Caps 613
Goals 60
Years 71999
Clubs 7→ Monza (loan)
Caps 715
Goals 70
Years 82000–2001
Clubs 8Savoia
Caps 847
Goals 813
Years 92001–2002
Clubs 9Vis Pesaro
Caps 927
Goals 94
Years 102002–2004
Clubs 10Foggia
Caps 1042
Goals 104
Years 112004–2005
Clubs 11Cremonese
Caps 1119
Goals 112
Years 122005–2007
Clubs 12Nocerina
Caps 1257
Goals 1210
Years 132007
Clubs 13Cavaliere
Years 142007–2009
Clubs 14Gelbison
Caps 1419
Goals 142
Years 152009
Clubs 15Real Montecchio
Caps 1514
Goals 152
Years 162009–2010
Clubs 16Sulmona
Years 172010
Clubs 17Amiternina
Years 182010–2011
Clubs 18Angizia Luco
Totalcaps507
Totalgoals117

Renato Greco (born 20 January 1969) is an Italian former professional footballer who played as a forward.

Career

Having started his career at Mazara, Greco stood out playing for several teams, especially Torres, Salernitana, Cremonese and Foggia, where he was champion in the lower divisions of Italian football. Currently, he works at the USD Follonica Gavorrano.[2][3][4][5]

Honours

Torres

Salernitana

Foggia

Cremonese

References

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  2. ^ "RENATO GRECO, IL BOMBER DICE ADDIO AL CALCIO GIOCATO" (in Italian). Abruzzo Web. 1 July 2011. Retrieved 1 November 2024.
  3. ^ "Il doppio ex di Lecce e Salernitana, Renato Greco: "Il pubblico di Salerno è differente"" (in Italian). Salerno Sport 24. 31 March 2021. Retrieved 1 November 2024.
  4. ^ "Carriera di Renato Greco" (in Italian). ilcalcio.net. Retrieved 1 November 2024.
  5. ^ "Giovanissimi, Renato Greco del Follonica Gavorrano: "Speriamo di tornare presto in campo"." (in Italian). Grosseto Sport. 24 November 2020. Retrieved 1 November 2024.