Players of the “quinquennio” (1930-35). Juve won 5 scudettos in a row at the time
Giampiero Combi (Goalkeeper): Fusetta, “lightning” in piemontese dialect. It’s because he was fast as a lightning.
Virginio Rosetta: Viri. It’s because of his name.
Umberto Caligaris: Caliga. It’s because of his surname.
Felice Placido Borel: Farfallino, little butterfly. It’s because of his perfect and elegant dribblings.
Renato Cesarini (also trainer in the Sivori-era): Cè. Because of his surname.
Luisito Monti: Centromediano che cammina, Central midfielder that walks. Many said that he was not that fast

Also called “Doble Ancho” because of his large shulders.
Federico Munerati: Ricciolo, curl. Because of his hair. Also called Mune, abbreviation of his surname.
Raimondo Orsi: Mumo.
Guglielmo Gabetto: Il barone, the baron. Because of his elegance.
Giovanni Ferrari: Gioanin. “Giovanni” in the dialect of Milan. (btw, he, along with Furino, owns the record of scudettos, 8)
Pietro Sernagiotto: Ministrinho. He was called like this when he lived in Brasil.
Giovanni Vecchina: Nane. “Giovanni” in piemontese dialect
Giovanni Mazzonis: Stalin. He was very strict with the players and wanted rules to be respected.
TBC