Premio Giovanni Mauro

O Premio Giovanni Mauro é um prêmio dado, anualmente (desde a temporada 1935-36), ao melhor árbitro do Campeonato Italiano de Futebol.^[1]

Lista de vencedores

Ano	Árbitro	Cidade de Origem
1935-36	Francesco Mattea	Turin
1936-37	Rinaldo Barlassina	Milan
1937-38	Raffaele Scorzoni	Bologne
1938-39	Giuseppe Scarpi	Mira-Dolo
1939-40	Generoso Dattilo	Rome
1940-41	Mario Ciamberlini	Gênes
1941-42	Giovanni Galeati	Bologne
1942-43	Giuseppe Zelocchi	Modène
1943-44	Giacomo Bertolio	Turin
1944-45	Não houve por causa da Segunda Guerra Mundial
1945-46	Ermanno Silvano	Turin
1946-47	Agostino Gamba	Naples
1947-48	Giorgio Bernardi	Bologne
1948-49	Ferruccio Bellè	Venise
1949-50	Giuseppe Carpani	Milan
1950-51	Vincenzo Orlandini	Rome
1951-52	Luigi Gemini	Rome
1952-53	Guido Agnolin	Bassano del Grappa
1953-54	Renzo Massai	Pise
1954-55	Riccardo Pieri	Trieste
1955-56	Francesco Liverani	Turin
1956-57	Tommaso Corallo	Lecce
1957-58	Gennaro Marchese	Naples
1958-59	Cesare Jonni	Macerata
1959-60	Giulio Campanati	Milan
1960-61	Pietro Bonetto	Turin
1961-62	Giuseppe Adami	Rome
1962-63	Concetto Lo Bello	Syracuse
1963-64	Raoul Righi	Milan
1964-65	Bruno De Marchi	Pordenone
1965-66	Antonio Sbardella	Rome
1966-67	Alessandro D'Agostini	Rome
1967-68	Francesco Francescon	Padoue
1968-69	Fabio Monti	Ancône
1969-70	Aurelio Angonese	Mestre
1970-71	Fulvio Pieroni	Rome
1971-72	Sergio Gonella	Turin
1972-73	Paolo Toselli	Cormons
1973-74	Alberto Michelotti	Parme
1974-75	Riccardo Lattanzi	Rome
1975-76	Gianfranco Menegali	Rome
1976-77	Paolo Casarin	Milan
1977-78	Cesare Gussoni	Tradate
1978-79	Enzo Barbaresco	Cormons
1979-80	Luigi Agnolin	Bassano del Grappa
1980-81	Paolo Bergamo	Livourne
1981-82	Pietro D'Elia	Salerno
1982-83	Claudio Pieri	Gênes
1983-84	Massimo Ciulli	Rome
1984-85	Maurizio Mattei	Macerata
1985-86	Rosario Lo Bello	Syracuse
1986-87	Carlo Longhi	Rome
1987-88	Tullio Lanese	Messine
1988-89	Pierluigi Pairetto	Turin
1989-90	Fabio Baldas	Trieste
1990-91	Sergio Coppetelli	Tivoli
1991-92	Carlo Sguizzato	Vérone
1992-93	Angelo Amendolia	Messine
1993-94	Gianni Beschin	Legnano
1994-95	Piero Ceccarini	Livourne
1995-96	Robert Anthony Boggi	Salerno
1996-97	Alfredo Trentalange	Turin
1997-98	Stefano Braschi	Prato
1998-99	Pierluigi Collina	Viareggio
1999-00	Graziano Cesari	Gênes
2000-01	Domenico Messina	Cava de' Tirreni
2001-02	Fiorenzo Treossi	Forlì
2002-03	Massimo De Santis	Rome
2003-04	Não houve
2004-05	Não houve
2005-06	Não houve
2006-07	Nicola Rizzoli	Bolonha
2007-08	Emidio Morganti	Ascoli Piceno
2008-09	Gianluca Rocchi	Florence
2009-10	Paolo Tagliavento	Terni
2010-11	Paolo Valeri	Rome
2011-12	Daniele Orsato	Schio
2012-13	Paolo Silvio Mazzoleni	Bérgamo

Referências

↑ «Giovanni Mauro was a co-founder of the AIA, the Italian referee association. He became AIA chairman in 1921 and was a big stimulation for it's growth until his death in 1958.» (em inglês). Worldreferee.com

[1] «Giovanni Mauro was a co-founder of the AIA, the Italian referee association. He became AIA chairman in 1921 and was a big stimulation for it's growth until his death in 1958.» (em inglês). Worldreferee.com

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