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Cagliari Calcio (Sardinian: Casteddu) are an Italian club based in Cagliari, Sardinia. The club was formed in 1920 and its colours are blue and red. In 2015, Cagliari were relegated to Serie B, the Second Tier of Italian football, since they finished 18th in 2014-15 Serie A season, but two seasons later (2016-17), they managed to make a comeback in Serie A.

INFORMATION[]

Cagliari won their only championship title in 1970, 50 years after the club's establishment. They are known for reaching the UEFA Cup semi finals in 1994.

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LOGO CONTROVERSY[]

Cagliari Calcio changed their logo and the new design, which will be used from this season (2015-16) onwards, has caused many controversies. It consists of a red shield half, a blue shield half, "CAGLIARI" above the inner white shield and the Sardinian flag depicted. There is a major difference though... All the older versions, even the first ones, were a way to show that Sardinians differ from Italians. How? By depicting the flag "as it is", with the four moor heads facing in the west, thus turning their backs to Italy. The non-localist flag accepted by Italy has blindfolded moor heads facing the east (Italy), which is depicted in 2015 logo.

Cagliari Calcio (logo comparison)

The difference between the previous (left) and the current (right) logo version.

PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER[]

Cagliari Calcio have appeared in the series since PES 4, the first to introduce a new arrangement of the clubs (and more licensed clubs than its prequel). The Sardinian side haven't been featured in every PES version and their only unlicensed appearances were in PES 5 and PES 2016. Cagliari Calcio's first fake name was "Teste di Moro", which means "Moor Heads" in Italian, those four heads depicted in the logo and in the Sardinian flag. This + the players, who are real ones (and were Cagliari players at the time) + the club colors + the logo similarity leads us to the assumption that Teste di Moro is actually Cagliari Calcio.

PES 2016 became the second game to include unlicensed Cagliari Calcio, not by naming it with the old unlicensed name (Teste di Moro), but as "SR Blue Red", with SR referring to Sardinia, the home region of the club.

Note: Some fake names have survived all those years, e.g.

  • Chelsea FC = London FC
  • Fulham FC = West London White
  • Manchester City FC = Man Blue

Some others have changed at least once, e.g.

FC BAYERN MUNICH

PES 3 -> Rekordmeister

PES 4 & PES 5 -> Isar

CRYSTAL PALACE

PES 4 -> Crisisbless

PES 2015 -> South Northwood

NORWICH CITY

PES 4 & PES 2012 & PES 2013 & PES 2014 -> Northluck C

PES 2015 -> Norfolk City

CAGLIARI FAKE LOGOS[]

PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER MANAGEMENT[]

Somehow though Cagliari disappeared from PESM and was replaced by Cluesusritchi, a generic club with a flying donkey in its emblem, a South African (Boer) coach named "Eneal Kuwair" & purple and green as the club colours. Cluesusritchi players don't exist, thus leaving us the option to do whatever we want with this club. Note that in PESM the user can't change any player's nationality. I don't think KONAMI ever bothered to explain why Cagliari Calcio were missing...

FACT: Cagliari Calcio forward Mauro Esposito was featured in PESM as an Italy national team player.

SQUADS[]

PES 4 SQUAD (first appearance) -COMING SOON-

PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 5 (first unlicensed kit)
Position Nationality Name Surname #
GK
Italy (icon)
Andrea Campagnolo 12
GK
Panama (icon)
Jaime Penedo 50
GK
Italy (icon)
Gennaro Iezzo 34
GK
Italy (icon)
Alex Brunner 53
GK
Italy (icon)
Luca Tomasig* 22
CB
Italy (icon)
Francesco Bega 4
CB
Italy (icon)
Roberto Maltagliati 35
SB
Italy (icon)
Francesco Pisano 14
SB
Uruguay (icon)
Luis Diego López 6
SB
Italy (icon)
Michele Canini 3
SB
Italy (icon)
Fabio Vignati 13
DM
Italy (icon)
Daniele Conti 5
DM
Italy (icon)
Massimo Brambilla 19
DM
Uruguay (icon)
Nelson Abeijón 18
DM
Italy (icon)
Alessandro Budel 16
WB
Honduras (icon)
Edgar Álvarez 52
CM
Italy (icon)
Massimo Gobbi 8
CM
Italy (icon)
Loris Del Nevo 49
SM
Italy (icon)
Marcello Albino 51
WF
Italy (icon)
Mauro Esposito 7
SS
Italy (icon)
Andrea Cossu 27
CF
Honduras (icon)
David Suazo 9
CF
Italy (icon)
Antonio Langella 23
CF
Italy (icon)
Rolando Bianchi 32
CF
Italy (icon)
Andrea Capone 21

*Note: originally Tomašić[]

PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2016 (second unlicensed kit)
Position Nationality Name Surname #
GK
Brazil (icon)
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Rafael Pinheiro 1
GK
Italy (icon)
Gabriel Montaperto 12
GK
Italy (icon)
Roberto Colombo 22
GK
Italy (icon)
Marco Storari 30
CB
Slovenia (icon)
Luka Krajnc 15
CB
Italy (icon)
Fabio Pisacane 19
CB
Italy (icon)
Luca Ceppitelli 23
CB
Italy (icon)
Marco Capuano 24
CB
Poland (icon)
Bartosz Salamon 35
CB
Italy (icon)
Alessio Bernardi 37
LB
Italy (icon)
Antonio Barreca 3
LB
Italy (icon)
Nicola Murru 29
LB
Italy (icon)
Paolo Arca 31
RB
Italy (icon)
Antonio Balzano 21
DMF
Italy (icon)
Luigi Scanu 39
CMF
Italy (icon)
Daniele Dessena 4
CMF
Italy (icon)
Matteo Cottali 6
CMF
Italy (icon)
Antonio Cinelli 13
CMF
Colombia (icon)
Andrés Tello 20
CMF
Italy (icon)
Gianni Munari 26
CMF
Italy (icon)
Marco Fossati 33
CMF
Argentina (icon)
Santiago Colombatto 36
CMF
Italy (icon)
Alessio Murgia 38
RMF
Italy (icon)
Alessandro Deiola 27
AMF
Italy (icon)
Davide Di Gennaro 8
AMF
Brazil (icon)
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João Pedro 10
LWF
Italy (icon)
Niccolò Giannetti 32
SS
Brazil (icon)
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Diego Farias 17
CF
Italy (icon)
Federico Melchiorri 9
CF
Italy (icon)
Marco Sau 25
CF
Italy (icon)
Alberto Cerri 28
CF
Italy (icon)
Davide Arras 34
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