Cois, Sandro

An Italian of Sardinian descent ^[1] , made his debut in the “Savillanese” in Series D 1988-1989 ^[2] . At the end of the season, Cois buys “Torino” ^[3] , and made his debut in Serie A against Lecce on March 17, 1991. In the following seasons, under the leadership of Emiliano Mondonico, Sandro started playing in the midfield and won the Italian Cup in 1993, and reached the UEFA Cup final where he lost to Ajax.

In 1994, he moved to Fiorentina for £ 4.5 billion ^[4] . In the young coach team, Claudio Ranieri is gaining a permanent place in the squad ^[5] . In 1996, he won another Italian Cup and joined the national team during the 1997-1998 season ^[1] .

In subsequent seasons, however, Cois lost his place in the first team and played only 11 matches in the 2001-2002 season. In August 2002, it was bought by Sampdoria ^[6] . In Sampdoria, he played only four games due to various injuries ^[7] , then moved to Piacenza in exchange for Salvatore Micheli ^{[7] [8]} , where he played only 5 games in the top division. At the end of the season, Kois began to pursue injury ^[9] and decided to end his professional career at the age of 31.

He played for the Italian national team 3 matches. He made his debut in January 1998 in a match against Slovakia , replacing Luigi Di Biagio ^[10] . He was in the application of the national team for the World Championship in France in 1998 ^[11] , but did not go on the field.

• Italian Cup
  • Torino : 1992-1993
  • Fiorentina : 1995-1996 , 2000-2001
• Italian Super Cup
  • Fiorentina : 1996
• Mitropa Cup
  • Torino : 1991

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