Parma Calcio 1913 S.r.l. is an Italian professional football club based in Parma, Emilia-Romagna, which currently plays in the Serie A. It was founded in 1913 as Parma Foot Ball Club, began playing league football in 1919 and moved into current home the Stadio Ennio Tardini in 1923. Since those early days the club's first team has competed in numerous nationally and internationally organised competitions. All players who have played in 100 or more such matches are listed below. Appearances and goals are for league matches only; substitute appearances are included.

Alessandro Lucarelli is the player who has made most appearances for the club in league competition (333), while Luigi Apolloni has made more appearances than any other in all competitions (384). William Bronzoni is the club's record league goalscorer, having scored 78 league goals during his Parma career; those goals coming in 201 matches in an eight-year period following the Second World War ending in 1953. Hernán Crespo came close to beating that record, but just fell short when he left the club in early 2012, scoring 72 times in the league. He does, however, hold the scoring record for all competitions, having netted 94 times.

List of players Appearances and goals are for league matches only. Players are listed according to the date of their first team debut for the club.

Statistics correct as of 20 September 2026

Table headers Nationality – If a player played international football, the country/countries he played for are shown. Otherwise, the player's nationality is given as their country of birth. Parma career – The year of the player's first appearance for Parma to the year of his last appearance. Appearances – The number of games appeared in, including those played as a substitute.

+ Positions keyGKGoalkeeperDFDefenderMFMidfielderFWStriker

Players whose name is in bold currently play for the club.

+List of S.S.D. Parma Calcio 1913 players with at least 100 league appearancesNameNationalityPositionParma careerAppearancesGoalsRefFW1921–19271929–1931FW1921–19311933–1935MF1927–1938MF1921–19271929–1932GK1951–1958MF1922–1934MF1925–1932DF1928–1938MF1929–19351941–19461929–1936MF1929–19371929–19351930–1941MF1932–1940FW1933–19361940–19411946–1947MF1939–1946FW1945–1953FW1946–1953DF1948–1962MF1948–19521962–1965DF1949–1955MF1951–1956GK1951–1956MF1952–1958DF1953–1959MF1954–1958MF1956–1960MF1958–19611964–1965DF1958–1969DF1959–1964DF1959–1967MF1960–1964GK1960–1963DF1961–1969FW1961–19631964–1965GK1961–1969DF1964–1971MF1969–1974DF1969–1973FW1971–19721974–19751978–1980MF1971–1979FW1973–19741978–1982MF1972–1976DF1972–1977FW1972–19741975–1977FW1975–1980MF1980–1985MF1983–19851992–1996DF1984–19871994–1999MF1985–1989FW1985–19941995–1997GK1986–19871988–19901993–19972005–2008DF1987–2000DF1987–1991DF1987–1996MF1987–1993MF1989–1994FW1990–19951997DF1990–1994DF1991–2004DF1991–1996FW1992–19961998–1999MF1993–1998FW1993–1996MF1994–2000DF1994–19962005–2008DF1994–19992001–2002DF1995–2002GK1995–20012021–2023FW1996–20002010–2012DF1996–2001GK2001–2005DF2002–2006MF2002–2006MF2003–2008DF2006–2011DF2006–2010MF2007–2013DF2008–2018GK2009–2015DF2009–2013FW2009–20102011–20152018–2019MF2009–2015MF2010–20152018–2019DF2010–2015DF2017–20182018-2021DF2017–2022FW2018–2024GK2019–2021MF2020-2025DF2021-MF2019-20212023-2025FW2020-2025FW2021-2026FW2021-2025MF2021-MF2022-2026

Club captains The current captain is Enrico Del Prato.

+ Club captains Dates Name Notes William Bronzoni — 1991–1996 Lorenzo Minotti Captain for the 1992 Coppa Italia, 1993 European Cup Winners' Cup, 1993 European Super Cup and 1995 UEFA Cup victories 1996–1999 Roberto Sensini Captain for the 1999 UEFA Cup and 1999 Coppa Italia victories 1999–2001 Lilian Thuram — 2001–2002 Fabio Cannavaro Club captain for the 2002 Coppa Italia victory, although Antonio Benarrivo led the team on-field 2002 Marco Di Vaio — 2002–2003 Sabri Lamouchi — 2003–2004 Matteo Ferrari — 2004–2008 Giuseppe Cardone — 2008 Giulio Falcone — 2008–2009 Cristiano Lucarelli — 2009–2013 Stefano Morrone — 2013–2018 Alessandro Lucarelli — 2018–2021 Bruno Alves — 2021–2023 Gianluigi Buffon — 2023–present Enrico Del Prato —

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