For many Lecce fans, Giuliano Terraneous he is one of the strongest goalkeepers seen at Via del Mare. The goalkeeper of the Giallorossi’s first successes in Serie A (91 appearances in three seasons) began his career in Alfredo Magni’s Monza, then playing in the 1980s with Torino and Milan. Monza, for Terraneo, represents his debut among the pros dated 23 November 1975. In Monza-Belluno, Terraneo replaced Colombo, actually becoming a permanent starter after a match with only one difficult save. That year, Monza was promoted to Serie B with the satisfaction of winning the Anglo-Italian Cup.
In Lecce, Terraneo arrived as an expert goalkeeper. Authoritativeness, reflexes between the posts and leadership of the rearguard are his most important qualities in giving peace of mind to a team playing in a packed Via del Mare with ‘South American’ heat.
After the double promotion with Ventura, Cosimo Frenchman he left Lecce by not playing the 1997/1998 Serie A championship, thus finishing with 36 goals in 66 appearances. Francesco Palmieri’s partner, purchased from Casarano in Serie C, after a period in Ravenna, remained in Serie B to lead to salvation in Monza. In 23 games, Francioso confirmed himself as a class sniper: 14 goals in 23 caps and Lombardi still in the cadertier.
