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Massimo Rizzo

Free agent
51 years
Mar 14, 1974
Switzerland
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Massimo Rizzo is a 51-year-old football coach, born on March 14, 1974. Follow Massimo Rizzo on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Massimo Rizzo's career has included time at Schaffhausen and Wil as a player and Switzerland U17, Switzerland U19, FC Zürich, and FC Zürich Under 19 as a coach.

Massimo Rizzo is from Switzerland, and the national teams include Adrian Bajrami, Andi Zeqiri, Aurèle Amenda, Becir Omeragic, Breel Embolo, Cedric Itten, Christian Fassnacht, Dan Ndoye, Djibril Sow, Fabian Rieder, Granit Xhaka, Gregor Kobel, Isaac Schmidt, Johan Manzambi, Luca Jaquez, Manuel Akanji, Marvin Keller, Michel Aebischer, Miro Muheim, Nico Elvedi, Ricardo Rodriguez, Ruben Vargas, Silvan Widmer, Simon Sohm, Vincent Sierro, Yvon Mvogo, Alayah Pilgrim, Alisha Lehmann, Ana Maria Crnogorcevic, Aurelie Csillag, Coumba Sow, Elvira Herzog, Géraldine Reuteler, Iman Beney, Julia Stierli, Laia Ballesté, Leila Wandeler, Lia Wälti, Livia Peng, Meriame Terchoun, Nadine Boehi, Nadine Riesen, Noelle Maritz, Noemi Ivelj, Riola Xhemaili, Sandrine Gaillard, Smilla Vallotto, Svenja Fölmli, Sydney Schertenleib, and Viola Calligaris. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Massimo Rizzo, including career statistics, match-by-match ratings, transfer history, market value trends, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Massimo Rizzo to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.

Career

Coach

Switzerland U17Jul 2025 - Nov 2025
FC Zürich Under 19Nov 2016 - Dec 2016

Senior career

21*
1*
24*
1*
* Number of goals and matches before 2006 may be inaccurate in some cases.
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News

About

Massimo Rizzo is a 51-year-old football coach, born on March 14, 1974. Follow Massimo Rizzo on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Massimo Rizzo's career has included time at Schaffhausen and Wil as a player and Switzerland U17, Switzerland U19, FC Zürich, and FC Zürich Under 19 as a coach.

Massimo Rizzo is from Switzerland, and the national teams include Adrian Bajrami, Andi Zeqiri, Aurèle Amenda, Becir Omeragic, Breel Embolo, Cedric Itten, Christian Fassnacht, Dan Ndoye, Djibril Sow, Fabian Rieder, Granit Xhaka, Gregor Kobel, Isaac Schmidt, Johan Manzambi, Luca Jaquez, Manuel Akanji, Marvin Keller, Michel Aebischer, Miro Muheim, Nico Elvedi, Ricardo Rodriguez, Ruben Vargas, Silvan Widmer, Simon Sohm, Vincent Sierro, Yvon Mvogo, Alayah Pilgrim, Alisha Lehmann, Ana Maria Crnogorcevic, Aurelie Csillag, Coumba Sow, Elvira Herzog, Géraldine Reuteler, Iman Beney, Julia Stierli, Laia Ballesté, Leila Wandeler, Lia Wälti, Livia Peng, Meriame Terchoun, Nadine Boehi, Nadine Riesen, Noelle Maritz, Noemi Ivelj, Riola Xhemaili, Sandrine Gaillard, Smilla Vallotto, Svenja Fölmli, Sydney Schertenleib, and Viola Calligaris. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Massimo Rizzo, including career statistics, match-by-match ratings, transfer history, market value trends, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Massimo Rizzo to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.