Carlo Soldo

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Carlo Soldo

Personal information
Date of birth	(1942-04-13) 13 April 1942 (age 82)
Place of birth	Genivolta, Italy
Position(s)	Defender
Youth career
	Folgore Milano
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1960–1963	Novara	58	(0)
1963–1966	Varese	97	(2)
1966–1967	Inter	0	(0)
1967–1969	Lazio	73	(5)
1969–1971	Monza	24	(0)
1971–1972	Pro Vercelli	18	(0)
1972–1973	Messina	21	(1)
1973–1974	Triestina	6	(0)
Managerial career
1974–1975	Portogruaro
1975–1976	Novese
1978–1979	Pro Vercelli
1979	Treviso
1980–1981	Casale
1981–1982	Derthona
1982–1983	Pro Patria
1983–1985	Pergolettese
1985–1986	Voghera
1986–1987	Pergolettese
1987–1988	Varese
1988–1989	Fidelis Andria
1991–1992	Baracca Lugo
1992–1993	Varese
1993–1994	Palazzolo
1995	Pro Sesto
1995–1996	Baracca Lugo
1996–1997	Pavia
1997–1998	Südtirol
1998–1999	Baracca Lugo
2000	Imperia
2000–2001	Lecco
2001–2002	Alzano Seriate
2002–2003	Alessandria
2005–2020	Inter Milan (scout)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Carlo Soldo (born 13 April 1942) is an Italian football defender and later manager.

Soldo was raised in Milan, where he played in the youth teams of Folgore before moving to Novara, where he played for the first time in Serie B in 1960-61. He then moved to Varese, contributing to their promotion in Serie A in 1963-64. With Varese he played another two seasons in Serie A.

In 1966 he moved to Inter, with which he played the 1966-67 European Cup scoring a goal in the second round against Vasas Budapest.^[1] Not being considered much by Inter's manager Helenio Herrera he was never used in the league, and in November 1967 he moved to Lazio in Serie B. There he contributed again to their promotion in 1968-69. An injury to his knee made his further career unnoticeable in minor series until 1974.

Soldo scored a total of 67 appearances and 2 goals in Serie A and 86 appearances and 2 goals in Serie B.

He then moved to a manager career. Among his most notable appearances, he gained a promotion in Serie C1 in 1988-89 with Fidelis Andria.^{[citation needed]}

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