Massimo Bonini
Sammarinese footballer · San Marino · On the map · Footballers · Born 1959 · age 67
Massimo Bonini is a Sammarinese former professional football player and coach who played as a midfielder for Italian sides Bellaria Igea, Forlì, Cesena, Juventus, and Bologna.
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Michel Platini Teammate at Juventus FC, 1982-1987
Gaetano Scirea Teammate at Juventus FC, 1981-1988
Antonio Cabrini Teammate at Juventus FC, 1981-1988
Stefano Tacconi Teammate at Juventus FC, 1983-1988
Sergio Brio Teammate at Juventus FC, 1981-1988- Beniamino Vignola Teammate at Juventus FC, 1983-1985
- Ivano Bonetti Teammate at Juventus FC, 1985-1988
Luciano Bodini Teammate at Juventus FC, 1981-1988- Mirco Gennari Teammate at S.S. Juvenes, 1995-1997
Michael Laudrup Teammate at Juventus FC, 1985-1988
Paolo Rossi Teammate at Juventus FC, 1981-1985
Dino Zoff Teammate at Juventus FC, 1981-1983
Zbigniew Boniek Teammate at Juventus FC, 1982-1985
Roberto Bettega Teammate at Juventus FC, 1981-1983
Aldo Serena Teammate at Juventus FC, 1985-1987- Paolo Negro Teammate at Bologna F.C. 1909, 1990-1992
Geovani Silva Teammate at Bologna F.C. 1909, 1989-1991- Massimo Mauro Teammate at Juventus FC, 1985-1988
- Nicola Caricola Teammate at Juventus FC, 1983-1987
- Marco De Marchi Teammate at Bologna F.C. 1909, 1988-1990
- Ivan Matteoni Teammate at San Marino national team, 1990-1995
- Pierluigi Benedettini Teammate at San Marino national team, 1990-1995
- Luca Gobbi Teammate at San Marino national team, 1990-1995
- Romano Galvani Teammate at Bologna F.C. 1909, 1988-1992
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His greatest achievements in club football were at Juventus, where his workrate enabled him to form a notable midfield partnership with Michel Platini and Marco Tardelli, having won three Scudetti, one Italian Cup, one European Cup, one Cup Winners' Cup, one European Super Cup, and one Intercontinental Cup, becoming the first and only Sanmarinese footballer to win a UEFA club competition. At the international level, he gained 19 caps for the San Marino national football team.
