Juventus F.C. Youth Sector - Notable Former Youth Team Players

Notable Former Youth Team Players

Below is a list of some footballers who have played at some Juventus youth squads:

  • Giancarlo Bercellino Iº
  • Roberto Bettega
  • Carlo Bigatto Iº
  • Giampiero Boniperti
  • Sergio Brio
  • Gianpiero Combi
  • Alessandro Del Piero
  • Andrea Fortunato
  • Giuseppe Furino
  • Guglielmo Gabetto
  • Giuseppe Galderisi
  • Guido Marchi
  • Pio Marchi
  • Carlo Mattrel
  • Domenico Marocchino
  • Federico Munerati
  • Carlo Parola
  • Pietro Rava
  • Tommaso Rocchi
  • Paolo Rossi
  • Gianluigi Roveta
  • Salvatore Schillaci
  • Umberto Colombo
  • Giovanni Viola

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