Giancarlo Rebizzi

Italian footballer

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Giancarlo RebizziPersonal information

Date of birth|  (1933-10-05) October 5, 1933 (age 91)
Place of birth|  Milan, Italy
Position(s)|  Striker
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1953–1954|  Internazionale|  0|  (0)
1954–1956|  Legnano|  31|  (15)
1956–1957|  Brescia|  23|  (7)
1957|  Internazionale|  4|  (1)
1957–1959|  Bari|  20|  (10)
1959–1960|  Ozo Mantova|  19|  (5)
1960–1961|  Triestina|  18|  (4)
1961–1962|  Akragas|  19|  (?)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Giancarlo Rebizzi (born October 5, 1933 in Milan) is a retired Italian professional football player.[1]

## Honours

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* Serie B top scorer: 1954/55 (14 goals).[citation needed]

## References

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1. ^ "G. Rebizzi". Soccerway. Archived from the original on 2023-04-22. Retrieved 2023-04-22.

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Serie B top scorers

* 1930: Demarchi
* 1931: Prendato
* 1932: Radice
* 1933: Romano
* 1934: Galli
* 1935: Romano
* 1936: Viani
* 1937: Arcari
* 1938: Torri
* 1939: Diotalevi
* 1940: Viani
* 1941: Gei & Sentimenti
* 1942: Costanzo
* 1943: Costanzo & Gallanti
* 1944–1946
* 1947: Boffi
* 1948: Pavesi
* 1949: Frizzi
* 1950: Bertoni
* 1951: Bertoni
* 1952: Frizzi
* 1953: Zian
* 1954: Manenti
* 1955: Fraschini, Motta & Rebizzi
* 1956: Milani
* 1957: Erba
* 1958: Biagioli
* 1959: Vernazza
* 1960: Virgili
* 1961: Fanello
* 1962: Cappellaro
* 1963: Nocera
* 1964: Taccola
* 1965: Clerici & De Paoli
* 1966: Bui
* 1967: Francesconi
* 1968: Mujesan
* 1969: De Paoli
* 1970: Bettega, Bonfanti & Braida
* 1971: Magistrelli & Spelta
* 1972: Chinaglia
* 1973: Enzo
* 1974: Calloni
* 1975: Bonci
* 1976: Musiello & Pruzzo
* 1977: Rossi
* 1978: Palanca
* 1979: Damiani
* 1980: Nicoletti
* 1981: Antonelli
* 1982: De Rosa
* 1983: Giordano
* 1984: Pacione
* 1985: Bivi
* 1986: Garlini
* 1987: Rebonato
* 1988: Marronaro
* 1989: Schillaci
* 1990: Silenzi
* 1991: Baiano, Balbo & Casagrande
* 1992: Ganz
* 1993: Bierhoff
* 1994: Agostini
* 1995: Pisano
* 1996: Hübner
* 1997: Dionigi
* 1998: Di Vaio
* 1999: Ferrante
* 2000: Francioso
* 2001: Caccia
* 2002: Oliveira
* 2003: Protti
* 2004: Toni
* 2005: Spinesi
* 2006: Bucchi
* 2007: Del Piero
* 2008: Godeas
* 2009: Tavano
* 2010: Éder
* 2011: Piovaccari
* 2012: Immobile
* 2013: Cacia
* 2014: Mancosu
* 2015: Cocco
* 2016: Lapadula
* 2017: Pazzini
* 2018: Caputo
* 2019: Donnarumma
* 2020: Simy
* 2021: Coda
* 2022: Coda
* 2023: Lapadula
* 2024: Pohjanpalo

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