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Ettore Reynaudi (Italian pronunciation: [ˈɛttore reiˈnaudi]; 4 November 1895 – June 1968) was an Italian footballer who played as a midfielder.[2] He competed for Italy in the men's football tournament at the 1920 Summer Olympics.[3]

Ettore Reynaudi
Personal information
Date of birth	(1895-11-04)4 November 1895
Place of birth	Novara, Italy
Date of death	June 1968[1]
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1911–1915	Novara
1915–1919	Juventus
1920–1927	Novara	61	(7)
1927–1928	Juventus	2	(0)
1928–1929	Novara	5	(0)
1929–1930	Monza	2	(0)
National team
1920–1921	Italy	6	(0)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

References

"Reynaudi". Giornale del Piemonte (in Italian). 21 June 1968. p. 6. Retrieved 22 July 2021.
"Ettore Reynaudi". Olympedia. Retrieved 15 August 2021.
Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Ettore Reynaudi Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 2 October 2018.

External links

Ettore Reynaudi at National-Football-Teams.com

Ettore Reynaudi at Olympedia

v t e Italy football squad – 1920 Summer Olympics – fourth place
GK Campelli GK Giacone DF Bruna DF De Nardo DF De Vecchi (c) DF Rosetta DF Ara MF Badini MF Baloncieri FW Burlando MF De Marchi MF Forlivesi MF Lovati MF Meneghetti MF Parodi FW Reynaudi FW Brezzi FW Ferraris FW Marucco FW Roggero FW Santamaria FW Sardi Coach: Milano

A.C. Monza – managers

Lovati (1928–29)
Reynaudi (1929–30)
Conti (1935–36)
Stritzel (1936–37)
Albertoni (1937–38)
Conti (1938–39)
Scarioni (1939–40)
Piffarerio (1940–42)
Antonioli (1942–43)
Piffarerio (1945–47)
Bonizzoni (1947–48)
Barale (1948–49)
Frossi (1949–53)
Baldi (1953–54)
Quario (1954–55)
Rava (1955–56)
Monzeglio (1956–57)
Arcari (1956–58)
Rava (1958–59)
Cipolla (1959)
Kossovel (1959–60)
Lamanna (1960–64)
Malagoli (1964–65)
Rigamonti (1965–66)
Dazzi (1966)
Radice (1966–68)
Dazzi (1968)
Liedholm (1968–69)
Radice (1969–71)
Viviani (1971–73)
Pivatelli (1973)
David (1973–75)
Magni (1975–80)
Carpanesi (1980)
Giorgis (1980–81)
Fontana (1981–82)
Mazzetti (1982–83)
Magni (1983–86)
Carosi (1986)
Pasinato (1986–87)
Frosio (1987–90)
Varrella (1990–91)
Trainini (1991–93)
Sonetti (1993–94)
Boldini (1994–96)
Rumignani (1996–97)
Radice (1997)
Bolchi (1997–98)
Frosio (1998–00)
Antonelli (2000–01)
Salvemini (2001)
Boldini (2001)
Cazzaniga (2001)
Antonelli (2001–02)
Cazzaniga (2002)
Boldini (2002)
Piantoni (2002–03)
Pedrazzini (2003–04)
Trainini (2004–05)
Sala (2005)
Sonzogni (2005–07)
Pagliari (2007–08)
Marcolin (2008)
Sonzogni (2008–09)
Cevoli (2009–10)
De Petrillo (2010)
Verdelli (2010–11)
Motta (2011–12)
Asta (2012–14)
Pea (2014–15)
Delpiano (2015–16)
Salvioni (2016)
Delpiano (2016)
Zaffaroni (2016–18)
Brocchi (2018–21)
Stroppa (2021–)

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[fr] Ettore Reynaudi

Ettore Reynaudi (né le 4 novembre 1895 à Novare en Italie et mort en 1968) est un joueur de football international italien, qui jouait en tant que milieu de terrain.

[it] Ettore Reynaudi

Ettore Reynaudi (Novara, 4 novembre 1895 – giugno 1968[1]) è stato un calciatore italiano, di ruolo mediano.

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