From Bassoli to Fink: These FCS players set season records

The long-running favorite: Alessandro Bassoli No other FCS player has been as hard-working in recent months as Alessandro Bassoli. The defensive chief played 31 games and 2.571 of a possible 3.060 minutes of action. Only his partner in central defense, Massimiliano Tagliani, received similar consideration from Stroppa.

Alessandro Bassoli 2.571 minutes of play Massimiliano Tagliani 2.376 Luca Bertoni 2.201

The goal getter: Ettore Gliozzi

Ettore Gliozzi was reliable. The striker from Calabria was the undisputed top scorer for FC Südtirol with 9 goals. Of his 28 missions, he was only able to complete 6 over the full distance. He is followed in the team's internal top scorer list by Giacomo Tulli.

Ettore Gliozzi 9 goals Giacomo Tulli 6 Hannes Fink 3 Fabian Tait 3 Alberto Spagnoli 3

The preparer: Michael Girasole

His crosses and passes were often an announcement of the next goal: midfielder Michael Girasole provided the assist for 7 goals. The outside players Fabian Tait and Andrea Bandini each had 3 assists.

Michael Girasole 7 assists Fabian Tait 3 Andrea Bandini 3

The bad guy: Massimiliano Tagliani

Massimiliano Tagliani lived up to his reputation as an uncompromising defensive giant in the past season. He saw the yellow box 7 times and became the number one card hunter. However, Nicolas Crovetto and Alessandro Furlan were hardly more harmless.

Massimiliano Tagliani 7 yellow cards Nicolas Crovetto 6 Alessandro Furlan 6

The Red Sinner: Giacomo Tulli

FC Südtirol only had to accept three dismissals in 3/2015. The impulsive Giacomo Tulli was sent to the shower early to cool down twice. Gabriel Brugger received exclusion number 16 when the penultimate championship game against Cremonese was just 2 minutes old.

Giacomo Tulli 2 red cards Gabriel Brugger 1

The Joker: Radoslav Kirilov

Radoslav Kirilov has 28 appearances to his name, but only 4 of them lasted longer than 90 minutes. The beefy Bulgarian appeared as a substitute 19 times alone. Only Ettore Gliozzi disputed this team record, although he was significantly more effective in his short appearances.

Radoslav Kirilov 19 substitutions Ettore Gliozzi 15 Michael Girasole 12

The part-time worker: Hannes Fink

While Kirilov usually watched the start of the game from the substitutes' bench, Hannes Fink was often already in the shower when the final whistle sounded. Stroppa's Rittner was replaced prematurely 13 times. Offensive player Giacomo Tulli also recorded a top value in this ranking with 11 substitutions.

Hannes Fink 13 substitutions Giacomo Tulli 11 Luca Bertoni 9

The greenhorn: Daniele Sarzi Puttini

At 19 years old, Daniele Sarzi was the youngest player to play for the FCS last season. However, due to a long-term injury, the defensive player was only able to play in the last third of the season. Lorenzo Melchiori from Bolzano, who was a few weeks older, was also able to get a taste of professional life as a 19-year-old.

Daniele Sarzi Puttini 19 years old Lorenzo Melchiori 19 Mirco Miori 20

The oldie: Achille Coser

With his 33 years, Achille Coser was the “old hand” in the team. Despite his experience, the goalkeeper was rarely a reliable support, which is why he was often replaced by Mirco Miori, who was 13 years his junior. In addition to Coser, the soon-to-be 31-year-old captain Alessandro Furlan was one of the most experienced players in the squad.

Achille Coser 33 years Alessandro Furlan 30 Nicolas Crovetto 30

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From Bassoli to Fink: These FCS players set season records

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