Marchesetti, goleador in tutte le categorie: "Ho pianto dopo il record. E adesso smetto"
Mattia Marchesetti: Historic Goalscorer Retires After Unique All-Division Record
Italian Football Legend Reaches Unprecedented Milestone, Announces Retirement
Mattia Marchesetti has achieved a truly historic milestone in Italian football. After scoring for Trescore in the Seconda Categoria, he became one of only four players to have found the net in every domestic division, spanning from Terza Categoria all the way up to Serie A. This final, record-breaking goal, a moment he had eagerly awaited for over a year, proved incredibly emotional for Marchesetti. He openly wept tears of joy, admitting that the pursuit of this unique record had become an "anguish" he was desperate to overcome. At 42 years old, the veteran striker has now announced his retirement from active playing, with a clear intention to embark on a coaching career, specifically focusing on youth football.
During a candid interview, Marchesetti reflected extensively on his illustrious career. He fondly recalled his sole Serie A goal, scored for Chievo against Parma – a moment he still proudly shows his children today. He shared several engaging anecdotes from his time at Chievo, highlighting former coach Del Neri's tactical instructions and the "immense quality with his feet" possessed by goalkeeper Julio Cesar. Marchesetti also spoke highly of influential sports directors like Giovanni Sartori, known for his encyclopedic knowledge of players, and Giuseppe Marotta, who personally introduced him at Sampdoria.
Among his most cherished memories, Marchesetti described the unparalleled thrill of stepping onto the pitch at San Siro, having played both with Milan and against Inter. He also pointed to another profoundly significant goal: one he scored at the age of 21 for Cremonese in the playoffs for Serie C1, describing the stadium's explosive reaction and the crowd chanting his name as an "indescribable emotion." With over a hundred career goals meticulously logged in what he refers to as his "database," Marchesetti confirmed that his journey as a player has now come full circle.
"It was a dream come true. After seeing the ball go into the net, I burst into tears. So did the coach and several of my teammates."
— Mattia Marchesetti on his record-breaking goal
"I remember the Serie A goal as if it happened yesterday. We were playing against Parma: a pass from Zanchetta, I cut behind Paolo Cannavaro and beat Frey in goal. A dream. That goal will stay with me forever."
— Mattia Marchesetti on his Serie A goal
Il Traguardo Unico di Mattia Marchesetti: Un Goleador da Serie A alla Terza Categoria Annuncia il Ritiro
La Leggenda del Calcio Italiano Raggiunge un Primato Senza Precedenti e si Ritira dal Gioco
Mattia Marchesetti ha scritto una pagina storica nel calcio italiano: dopo aver segnato con la maglia del Trescore in Seconda Categoria, è diventato uno dei soli quattro calciatori ad aver realizzato almeno un gol in tutte le divisioni, dalla Terza Categoria fino alla Serie A. Questo gol, atteso da oltre un anno, ha scatenato un'emozione incontenibile in Marchesetti, che è scoppiato a piangere di gioia, ammettendo che la ricerca del record era diventata una vera e propria "angoscia". A 42 anni, l'attaccante ha annunciato il suo addio al calcio giocato, con l'intenzione di intraprendere la carriera di allenatore, magari in un settore giovanile professionistico.
Durante l'intervista, Marchesetti ha ripercorso la sua lunga carriera, ricordando con affetto il suo unico gol in Serie A, siglato con il Chievo contro il Parma, un momento che ancora oggi mostra con orgoglio ai suoi figli. Ha condiviso numerosi aneddoti legati alla sua esperienza al Chievo, menzionando le direttive di Del Neri e la "qualità immensa con i piedi" del portiere Julio Cesar. Ha inoltre parlato dei grandi direttori sportivi con cui ha lavorato, come Giovanni Sartori, descritto come un "gigante" per la sua conoscenza del calcio, e Giuseppe Marotta alla Sampdoria.
Tra le emozioni più grandi, Marchesetti ha citato l'ingresso in campo a San Siro, sia con il Milan che contro l'Inter, un'esperienza che ancora oggi gli provoca i brividi. Ha infine ricordato il gol più importante della sua carriera, al di là di quello in Serie A e del record, ovvero quello segnato a 21 anni con la Cremonese nei playoff per la Serie C1, descrivendo l'esplosione dello stadio e i cori che gridavano il suo nome come un'emozione indescrivibile. Con oltre cento gol in carriera, meticolosamente registrati in un suo "database", Marchesetti ha dichiarato di aver finalmente "chiuso un cerchio".
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