Which clubs did Nick De Santis play for?

Montreal Supra (1988–1992), A.S.D. Termoli Calcio 1920 (1992–1993), CF Montréal (1993–1998), Raleigh Express (1999–1999), CF Montréal (2000–2003).

Where does Nick De Santis rank among Canada's greatest footballers?

The 33 Legends almanac ranks Nick De Santis #30 of Canada's 33 greatest players of all time, in the Stalwart tier.

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‹ Canada's 33

Canada · 1994–2009

Nick De Santis

Stalwart CAM, also CM, SS Right-footed playmakerdribbler

Rating

Life

1967

Clubs

A.S.D. Termoli Calcio 1920, CF Montréal, Raleigh Express

#30

Editorial rank of 33 for Canada

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The people's rank, live from duel votes

Montreal's first professional soccer championship came on 15 October 1994, De Santis in the side that beat the Colorado Foxes 1-0 with 8,169 packed into the Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard. He won the same championship as head coach in 2004 and as technical director in 2009, played 219 games in ten seasons for the Impact, was USL First Division Coach of the Year in 2005 and took 11 caps for Canada. Career record: club career at A.S.D. Termoli Calcio 1920, CF Montréal, Raleigh Express.

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Career record

1988–1992	Montreal Supra
1992–1993	A.S.D. Termoli Calcio 1920
1993–1998	CF Montréal
1999–1999	Raleigh Express
2000–2003	CF Montréal

Shared the era

Canada legends whose careers overlapped Santis's

The world's great CAMs

Around Santis in the almanac

One rank above: Mike Sweeney at #29.

One rank below: Samuel Piette at #31.

Canada's editorial top five: Alphonso Davies · Atiba Hutchinson · Jonathan David · Dwayne De Rosario · Craig Forrest.