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Italian footballer and manager (born 1955) Not to be confused with Walter Dei Vecchi.

Walter De Vecchi
Personal information
De Vecchi with Varese in 1975
Date of birth	(1955-02-18) 18 February 1955 (age 69)
Place of birth	Milan, Italy
Height	1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)
Position(s)	Defender
Team information
Current team	Milan (youth manager)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1973–1974	Milan	1	(0)
1974–1975	Varese	9	(0)
1975–1978	Monza	97	(10)
1978–1981	Milan	93	(11)
1981–1984	Ascoli	84	(11)
1984–1985	Napoli	23	(0)
1985–1986	Bologna	33	(5)
1986–1992	Reggiana	185	(7)
Managerial career
1996–1997	Venezia
1997–1998	Carpi
1998–1999	Cosenza
1999–2000	Como
2000–2002	Cesena
2002–2003	SPAL
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Walter De Vecchi (born 18 February 1955 in Milan, Italy) is an Italian professional football coach and a former player who played as a defender or midfielder. He is currently managing one of the youth teams of A.C. Milan.

Career

De Vecchi began with his hometown club A.C. Milan, but would play for Varese and Monza- most notably playing a key role in the latter club's bid to win promotion to Serie A. Returning to Milan for the 1978–79 season, he would be a regular player in a side that won the Serie A championship before moving to Ascoli Calcio 1898 in 1981.

He forged a midfield partnership at Ascoli with Giuseppe Greco, and the two finished joint top scorers in the 1982–83 season with 7 goals each. He later played for Napoli, Bologna and Reggiana, retiring in 1992.

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Career Stats

v t e Como 1907 – managers
Bazzi (1913–14) Carrer (1914–20) Airoldi (1922–23) Barini (1923–24) Furth (1924–26) Carrer (1926–27) Ara (1927–29) Airoldi (1929–30) Lukács (1930–32) Baloncieri (1932–34) Cevenini (1934–35) Butti (1935–38) Cetti (1938–44) Benincasa (1944–45) Battista (1945–46) Monzeglio (1946–47) Viola (1947) Winkler (1947–48) Varglien (1948–51) Mazzoni (1951) Winkler (1951–52) Mazzoni (1952) Winkler (1952–53) Bonizzoni (1953) Lamanna (1953–60) Baldini (1960–62) Tortatolo (1962) Cappelli (1962–63) Pedersen (1963) Zanollo (1963) Augustine (1963) V. Viani (1963–65) Trezzi (1965–67) F. Viviani (1967–69) Lerici (1969) Neri (1969–70) Giaroli (1970–71) Bersellini (1971–73) Marchioro (1973–75) Cancian (1975–76) Bagnoli (1976–77) Rambone (1977–78) Suárez (1978) Pezzotti (1978) Marchioro (1978–82) Seghedoni (1982) Burgnich (1982–84) Bianchi (1984–85) Clagluna (1985) Marchesi (1985–86) Mondonico (1986–87) Agroppi (1987–88) Burgnich (1988) Marchesi (1988–89) Pereni (1989) Vitali (1989) Galeone (1989–90) Massola (1990) Bersellini (1990–91) Frosio (1991–92) Valdinoci (1992–93) Burgnich (1993) Tardelli (1993–95) Scanziani (1995–97) Marini (1997) Beretta (1997) Catuzzi (1997) Beretta (1997) Centi (1997–98) Trainini (1998–99) De Vecchi (1999–2000) Marini (2000) Dominissini (2000–02) Fascetti (2002–03) Galia (2003–04) Fontolan (2004) Boldini (2004–05) Gattuso (2005–06) Falsettini (2006) Parolini (2006) Ramella (2006–07) Corda (2007–08) Cotta (2008–09) Di Chiara (2009) Strano (2009) Brevi (2009–10) Garavaglia (2010–11) Ramella (2011–12) Paolucci (2012–13) Colella (2013–14) Sabatini (2014–15) Festa (2015–16) Coughi (2016) Gallo (2016–17) Iuliano (2017) Andreucci (2017–18) Banchini (2018–20) Gattuso (2020–22) Guidetti (2022) Longo (2022–23) Fàbregas (2023) Cassetti (2023) Roberts (2023–24) Fàbregas (2024–) (c) = interim and caretaker manager

Como 1907 – managers

Bazzi (1913–14)
Carrer (1914–20)
Airoldi (1922–23)
Barini (1923–24)
Furth (1924–26)
Carrer (1926–27)
Ara (1927–29)
Airoldi (1929–30)
Lukács (1930–32)
Baloncieri (1932–34)
Cevenini (1934–35)
Butti (1935–38)
Cetti (1938–44)
Benincasa (1944–45)
Battista (1945–46)
Monzeglio (1946–47)
Viola (1947)
Winkler (1947–48)
Varglien (1948–51)
Mazzoni (1951)
Winkler (1951–52)
Mazzoni (1952)
Winkler (1952–53)
Bonizzoni (1953)
Lamanna (1953–60)
Baldini (1960–62)
Tortatolo (1962)
Cappelli (1962–63)
Pedersen (1963)
Zanollo (1963)
Augustine (1963)
V. Viani (1963–65)
Trezzi (1965–67)
F. Viviani (1967–69)
Lerici (1969)
Neri (1969–70)
Giaroli (1970–71)
Bersellini (1971–73)
Marchioro (1973–75)
Cancian (1975–76)
Bagnoli (1976–77)
Rambone (1977–78)
Suárez (1978)
Pezzotti (1978)
Marchioro (1978–82)
Seghedoni (1982)
Burgnich (1982–84)
Bianchi (1984–85)
Clagluna (1985)
Marchesi (1985–86)
Mondonico (1986–87)
Agroppi (1987–88)
Burgnich (1988)
Marchesi (1988–89)
Pereni (1989)
Vitali (1989)
Galeone (1989–90)
Massola (1990)
Bersellini (1990–91)
Frosio (1991–92)
Valdinoci (1992–93)
Burgnich (1993)
Tardelli (1993–95)
Scanziani (1995–97)
Marini (1997)
Beretta (1997)
Catuzzi (1997)
Beretta (1997)
Centi (1997–98)
Trainini (1998–99)
De Vecchi (1999–2000)
Marini (2000)
Dominissini (2000–02)
Fascetti (2002–03)
Galia (2003–04)
Fontolan (2004)
Boldini (2004–05)
Gattuso (2005–06)
Falsettini (2006)
Parolini (2006)
Ramella (2006–07)
Corda (2007–08)
Cotta (2008–09)
Di Chiara (2009)
Strano (2009)
Brevi (2009–10)
Garavaglia (2010–11)
Ramella (2011–12)
Paolucci (2012–13)
Colella (2013–14)
Sabatini (2014–15)
Festa (2015–16)
Coughi (2016)
Gallo (2016–17)
Iuliano (2017)
Andreucci (2017–18)
Banchini (2018–20)
Gattuso (2020–22)
Guidetti (2022)
Longo (2022–23)
Fàbregas (2023)
Cassetti (2023)
Roberts (2023–24)
Fàbregas (2024–)

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