
Franco Baresi
ItalyAssociation football player•coach
Also known as: Piscinin, Kaiser Franz
誕生日
May 8, 1960
星座
Taurus
出生地
Travagliato, Italy
年齢
66歳で死去
身長
5 ft 9 in (176 cm)
概要
生い立ちと背景
キャリアの歩み
バレージの躍進は1978-79シーズンのセリエA優勝で訪れました。彼は2度の降格を経験しながらもクラブに忠誠を誓い、1981年と1983年にセリエBで優勝しました。1982年のワールドカップ優勝メンバーに選ばれましたが、出場機会はありませんでした。1988年には2度目のスクデットを獲得し、ユーロ1988で唯一の国際ゴールを挙げました。アリゴ・サッキ監督の下でのミランの黄金時代には、ヨーロッパカップ3連覇(1989年、1990年、1994年)と1992年から1994年までのセリエA連覇を達成しました。バレージは1990年と1994年のワールドカップでイタリア代表のキャプテンを務め、いずれもPK戦で失敗しました。1997年に719試合出場で現役を引退し、その後ミランのユースチームを指導し、2020年からは名誉副会長を務めました。
キャリア年表
公的イメージとスタイル
名声とファンダム
Franco Baresi commanded a global presence that extended far beyond the football pitch, maintaining a steady resonance across media and cultural memory even after his passing. His standing in the digital pantheon remains robust, with iFANN data placing him as the 85th most famous person in Sri Lanka, a position he held steady from the previous cycle. This specific placement reflects the enduring reach of Italian football legends within South Asian markets, where historical achievements are tracked alongside contemporary stars through the iFANN Global Fame Rankings. While no single formal organization defines his fanbase, the reverence for Baresi is woven into the fabric of the AC Milan supporter community, known collectively as the Rossoneri. These followers do not merely cheer; they venerate, referring to him as The Captain, The Immortal, and The Rossonero of the Century. Following his death in July 2026, thousands gathered in Milan to bid farewell, transforming the streets into a sea of red and black. The phrase Ciao Capitano became the universal anthem of this mourning, spoken by fans, rivals, and pundits alike, marking a moment where personal grief merged with public history. There were no documented campaigns or specific fan-funded projects created solely for him during his life, yet his legacy persists through the club's Hall of Fame and the silent, enduring presence of his image at San Siro.
興味深い事実と伝説
His Milanese nickname Piscinin translates to little one, a gentle reference to his slight physical stature, though opponents often found themselves dwarfed by his tactical reach. He was also affectionately dubbed Kaiser Franz, drawing direct comparisons to the German legend Franz Beckenbauer. A notable deviation from his usual discipline occurred when he missed the 1986 World Cup following a disagreement with the national coach. As a child, he famously played barefoot to preserve his footwear, an early sign of his frugality and dedication. Family ties ran deep in the Derby della Madonnina, as his brother Giuseppe played for Inter, turning the local rivalry into a domestic affair. Baresi was renowned for meticulous preparation and rarely resorted to rash challenges. Legends of his career include his refusal to leave AC Milan despite interest from top European clubs, cementing the mythos of the one-club man who played 719 official matches. The 1994 Champions League final remains a defining story, where he captained Milan to a dominant 4-0 victory over Barcelona, neutralizing a star-studded opponent with sheer intelligence. Fans still retell the tale of his maturity during the 1982 World Cup, where he served as a key reserve before rising to become the undisputed leader of the defense.
注目の発言
“Ultimately, it was only a month: before the end of August, I was already back in Milan. I realised it wasn't the place for me, and in the end, I didn't even start working. The umbilical cord with Milan was never broken.”
“It will take me a little time to get all my strength back.”
家族と私生活
注目の関係
恋愛関係と交際歴
死去とその後
死没
July 31, 2026 (66歳没)
死没地
Milan, Italy
死因
Illness (specifics undisclosed)
Franco Baresi spent his final years residing in Milan, maintaining his long-standing connection to AC Milan as an honorary vice-president while managing a period of declining health. He passed away on July 31, 2026, at the age of 66 within the city where he had lived for most of his life. Although reports indicated a struggle with illness, the club did not disclose a specific medical cause or provide official coroner details regarding the exact nature of his passing. The football community responded with immediate and widespread mourning, with tributes flowing from global institutions and former teammates alike.
Real Madrid issued an official statement expressing deep regret over the loss of the Italian legend, while fans gathered in Milan wearing red and black shirts to honor the captain who had defined their defensive legacy. The sentiment "Ciao Capitano" dominated digital platforms and news cycles, reflecting the profound impact of his absence on the sport. A public funeral service was held on August 4, 2026, at the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio in Milan. Mourners lined the streets to pay their respects as pallbearers carried his coffin out of the church, marking a significant send-off attended by former teammates and football officials.
This ceremony served as a formal farewell to a figure revered by both the club and the national team. On August 21, 2026, AC Milan announced a tribute titled "6 PER SEMPRE," featuring a commemorative patch on the club jersey to honor Baresi. The decision followed messages from fans and solidified his status as an enduring icon. While the family acknowledged his passing, they have not released detailed statements regarding estate matters or new foundations in the immediate aftermath.
総資産(遺産評価額)
$50 Million
iFANN編集チームによる推定
Per iFANN's editorial analysis, Franco Baresi's estate is valued at approximately $50 Million as of 2026. During his professional tenure, he secured substantial salaries from AC Milan, including a period when he ranked among the highest-paid defenders globally. Following his retirement, he accepted compensation for his roles as a coach and later as honorary vice-president of the club. Additional wealth accumulated through endorsements and public appearances throughout his life. After his passing, the management of the estate fell to his family, who oversee income streams derived from image rights, merchandise sales, and any posthumous tributes.
受賞 (20)
フランコ・バレージは数多くのチームおよび個人の栄誉を獲得しました。ACミランではセリエA優勝6回、ヨーロピアンカップ3回、インターコンチネンタルカップ2回を達成しました。国際的には1982年のワールドカップ優勝、1994年の準優勝を経験しました。個人としては1989年のバロンドールで2位となり、1990年のワールドカップオールスターチームに選出されました。1999年にはACミランの世紀の選手に選ばれました。
1982 · 受賞者
Italy national team
1990 · 受賞者
AC Milan
1989 · 受賞者
AC Milan
代表作
AC Milan
1977 · ディフェンダー
Italy national team
1982 · ディフェンダー
キーワード
出典
クイック情報
- Full Name
- Franchino Baresi
- Birthdate
- May 8, 1960
- 出生地
- Travagliato, Italy
- Death
- July 31, 2026
- 身長
- 1.76 m
- Position
- Sweeper, Central Defender
- Senior Career
- AC Milan (1977-1997)
- International Career
- Italy (1982-1994)
個人情報
- 本名
- Franchino Baresi
- 身長
- 5 ft 9 in (176 cm)
よくある質問
フランコ・バレージはACミランでいくつのトロフィーを獲得しましたか?
なぜフランコ・バレージは他のクラブでプレーしなかったのですか?
フランコ・バレージはバロンドールを受賞しましたか?
フランコ・バレージはイタリア代表で何キャップ獲得しましたか?
1994年のワールドカップ決勝でフランコ・バレージに何が起こりましたか?
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