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10 de sept. de 2006 · The Inter Milan footballer Giacinto Facchetti, who has died aged 64, was the towering embodiment of the overlapping full back. He led Italy to the 1970 World Cup finals, and helped his club win ...
Giacinto Facchetti (* 18. Juli 1942 in Treviglio, Provinz Bergamo; † 4. September 2006 in Mailand) war ein italienischer Fußballspieler und -funktionär. Der Verteidiger spielte 18 Jahre lang für Inter Mailand und gewann in der Zeit von Grande Inter zahlreiche Titel mit der Mannschaft.
Sur le plan technique Giacinto Facchetti restera dans l'histoire du football comme l'homme qui a sorti les défenseurs latéraux de leur cage. Premier arrière offensif de l'ère moderne, il est considéré comme l'un des meilleurs de l'histoire. Né le 18 juillet 1942, en pleine Seconde Guerre Mondiale, à Treviglio, en Lombardie, Giacinto ...
19 de ene. de 2016 · It’s perhaps strange, then, that Giacinto Facchetti is often overlooked outside of Italy when the greatest, most pioneering, era-defining players are talked about. This was a man – who above all else played the game with impeccable spirit and morality – who was decades ahead of his time at full-back; a man who scored 75 goals in over 600 games for a largely defensive Inter Milan.
18 de nov. de 2020 · Giacinto Facchetti torna nerazzurro. 19 febbraio 1995. L’era Moratti inizia con una vittoria a San Siro sul Brescia: 1-0, gol di Berti. 23 febbraio 1995. Facchetti è nominato dirigente accompagnatore della squadra. 26 febbraio 1995. Fiorentina-Inter 2-2. Facchetti esordisce in panchina accanto a Ottavio Bianchi. 12 aprile 1995.
Giacinto Facchetti (ur. 18 lipca 1942 w Treviglio, zm. 4 września 2006 w Mediolanie) – włoski piłkarz niegdyś grający na pozycji lewego obrońcy, od 2004 do swojej śmierci prezes Interu Mediolan. Giacinto zaczynał swoją karierę piłkarską w rodzinnym Treviglio.
14 de ago. de 2022 · Giacinto Facchetti (Treviglio, July 18, 1942 - Milan, September 4, 2006) was an Italian footballer and sports manager, playing as a defender. He linked his name with that of Inter, of which he was a player from 1960 to 1978 - 634 games and 75 goals - and president from January 2004 to September 2006.
