Atalanta B.C. - Presidential History

Presidential History

Atalanta have had several presidents over the course of their history. Some of them have been the main shareholder of the club, while others have been honorary presidents. The past president is Ivan Ruggeri, who was relieved of his duties after he suffered a stroke in January 2008, being replaced by his son Alessandro that was named president of Atalanta in September 2008.Alessandro's father is unable to manage the team due to the consequences of the stroke. In June 2010 after another relegation in Serie B Alessandro Ruggeri sold his share of Atalanta to Antonio Percassi that become president of Atalanta.

Name Years
Enrico Luchsinger 1920–21
Antonio Gambirasi 1926–28
Pietro Capoferri 1928–30
Antonio Pesenti 1930–32
Emilio Santi 1932–35
Lamberto Sala 1935–38
Nardo Bertoncini 1938–44
Guerino Oprandi 1944–45
Daniele Turani 1945–64
Attilio Vicentini 1964–69
Name Years
Mino Baracchi 1969–70
Achille Bortolotti 1970–74
Enzo Sensi 1974–75
Achille Bortolotti 1975–80
Cesare Bortolotti 1980–90
Achille Bortolotti 1990
Antonio Percassi 1990–94
Ivan Ruggeri 1994–08
Alessandro Ruggeri 2008–10
Antonio Percassi 2010–

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