Cagliari Calcio is an Italian professional football club based in Cagliari, Sardinia, who play their matches in Stadio Sant'Elia. The club was formed in 1920, and joined the Italian league in 1930. Before that time they played regional competitions in the South and Sardinia.
The club has won one Serie A title. They also won the Serie B once and Serie C four times.
This list details the club's achievements in major competitions, and the top scorers for each season. Records of local or regional competitions are not included due to them being considered of less importance.
Key
Pld = Matches played W = Matches won D = Matches drawn L = Matches lost GF = Goals for GA = Goals against Pts = Points Pos = Final position
Serie A = 1st Tier in Italian League Serie B = 2nd Tier in Italian League Serie C = 3rd Tier in Italian League Prima Categoria = 1st Tier until 1922 Promozione = 2nd Tier until 1922 Prima Divisione = 1st Tier until 1926 Prima Divisione = 2nd Tier (1926–1929) Seconda Divisione = 2nd Tier until 1926 Seconda Divisione = 3rd Tier (1926–1929) Divisione Nazionale = 1st Tier (1926–1929)
F = Final SF = Semi-finals QF = Quarter-finals R16 = Last 16 R32 = Last 32 QR1 = First Qualifying Round QR2 = Second Qualifying Round QR3 = Third Qualifying Round PO = Play-Offs 1R = Round 1 2R = Round 2 3R = Round 3 GS = Group Stage 2GS = Second Group Stage
EC = European Cup (1955–1992) UCL = UEFA Champions League (1993–present) CWC = UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1960–1999) UC = UEFA Cup (1971–2008) UEL = UEFA Europa League (2009–present) USC = UEFA Super Cup INT = Intercontinental Cup (1960–2004) WC = FIFA Club World Cup (2005–present)
ChampionsRunners-upPromotedRelegated1st Tier2nd Tier3rd Tier4th Tier5th Tier
Seasons + Results of league and cup competitions by seasonSeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAPtsPosCoppa ItaliaSupercoppa ItalianaCupResultPlayer(s)Goals If not available in Wikipedia, the top goalscorer was found on this site for the Serie B seasonsLeagueUEFA – FIFATop goalscorer(s)Goals in all competitions (Serie A, Serie B or Serie C, Coppa Italia, European tournaments and Supercoppa Italiana) are counted.1928–29 n/a1929–30 n/a1930–31 n/a1931–32 Rodolfo Ostromann1932–33 Domenico D'Alberto Tonino Fradelloni1933–34 Ernesto Zambianchi1934–35 Otello Subinaghi1935–36 n/a1936–37 n/a1937–38 n/a1938–39 n/a1939–40 n/a1940–41 n/a1941–42 n/a1942–43 n/a1943–44n/a1944–45n/a1945–46n/a1946–47n/a1947–48Antonio Ragazzo1948–49n/a1949–50n/a1950–51n/a1951–52Erminio Bercarich1952–53Erminio Bercarich1953–54Giancarlo Mezzalira1954–55Aurelio Santagostino1955–56Tullio Ghersetich1956–57Tullio Ghersetich1957–58Gianni Meanti1958–59Carlo Regalia1959–60Umberto Serradimigni1960–61Guerrino Rossi1961–62 Danilo Torriglia 1962–63 Danilo Torriglia 1963–64 Ricciotti Greatti 1964–65 Gigi Riva 1965–66 Gigi Riva 1966–67 Gigi Riva 1967–68 Gigi Riva 1968–69 Gigi Riva 1969–70 Gigi Riva 1970–71ECR16 Gigi Riva Angelo Domenghini1971–72 Gigi Riva 1972–73UC1R Gigi Riva 1973–74 Gigi Riva 1974–75 Sergio Gori 1975–76 Gigi Riva Pietro Paolo Virdis1976–77 Pietro Paolo Virdis1977–78 Luigi Piras1978–79 Emanuele Gattelli 1979–80 Franco Selvaggi 1980–81 Franco Selvaggi 1981–82 Luigi Piras 1982–83 Luigi Piras 1983-84 Luigi Piras 1984–85 Gianni De Rosa 1985–86 Luigi Piras 1986–87 Luigi Piras Giampaolo Montesano1987–88 Guglielmo Coppola 1988–89 Guglielmo Coppola 1989–90 Fabrizio Provitali 1990–91 Daniel Fonseca 1991–92 Daniel Fonseca 1992–93 Luís Oliveira Enzo Francescoli 1993–94UCSF Dely Valdés 1994–95 Roberto Muzzi 1995–96 Luís Oliveira 1996–97 Sandro Tovalieri 1997–98 Roberto Muzzi 1998–99 Roberto Muzzi 1999–2000 Patrick M'Boma 2000–01 David Suazo Fabrizio Cammarata 2001–02 David Suazo 2002–03 David Suazo Mauro Esposito 2003–04 David Suazo 2004–05 Mauro Esposito 2005–06 David Suazo 2006–07 David Suazo 2007–08 Robert Acquafresca 2008–09 Robert Acquafresca 2009–10 Alessandro Matri 2010–11 Alessandro Matri 2011–12 Joaquín Larrivey 2012–13 Marco Sau 2013–14 Mauricio Pinilla 2014–15 Marco Sau 2015–16 Diego Farias 2016–17 Marco Borriello 2017–18 Leonardo Pavoletti 2018–19 Leonardo Pavoletti 2019–20 João Pedro 2020–21 João Pedro 2021–22 João Pedro 2022–23 Gianluca Lapadula 2023–24 Nicolas Viola 2024–25 Roberto Piccoli
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