The players with most matches played in Serie A

Last update July 5, 2020 by Javier Argudo

Playing regularly in the elite is very complicated. Overcome the barrier 600 parties in such a demanding league like A series Italian and do even more with a single shirt (List all but one of them did) it's almost impossible. These are the only four players who have achieved in the history of Calcio.

Gigi Buffon (648 MATCHES, PARMA AND JUVENTUS)

Buffon Parma
He debuted in Serie A in the best Parma ever and later became a legend of Juve with which he only needs to win the Champions. With 41 years he managed to place himself leader in the classification surpassing Paolo Maldini.

PAOLO MALDINI (647 MATCHES, AC MILAN)

Maldini Serie A
Maldini is a true legend AC Milan and Serie A. He made his debut in the team of his entire life in the season 1984-1985 and disputed 647 league matches with the same jersey. Quite an achievement (crossbar reviews).

FRANCESCO TOTTI (618 MATCHES, AS ROMA)

Totti Serie A
AC Milan gave him a blank check and tried to sign him repeatedly but Totti never wanted to play in any club that it was not Rome. Myth and legend that managed to be crowned champion with his team of a lifetime (The vanguard)

Javier Zanetti (615 MATCHES, INTER DE MILAN)

Javier Zanetti
In this poker legends of Italian football an Argentine player sneaks. Javier Zanetti, Inter Milan myth with which even won the European Cup (Wiki Inter)

Other players who were very close 600 games in the top flight of Italian football were two goalkeepers: Pagliuca (592) Y Dino Zoff (570) although in the case of both it was in four different teams.

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