Carlo Parola

Italian footballer and manager

Carlo Parola - Italian footballer and manager
Born

1921
104 years ago

Died

March 22nd, 2000
24 years ago — 79 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Italy

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A notable figure in Italian football, contributed as both a player and manager. Played for Juventus from 1944 to 1954, winning three Serie A titles. Transitioned to management after retirement, leading several clubs, including Casale and Catania. Had a significant influence on youth development in Italian football, emphasizing training and mentorship. Served as a respected coach, guiding teams in various leagues.

Won three Serie A titles with Juventus

Managed several clubs including Casale and Catania

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