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2003–04 AC Perugia season
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AC Perugia were relegated from Serie A with a bang, following a chaotic season, in which president Luciano Gaucci managed to upset the Italian football society, by claiming that the referees' were deliberately trying to relegate Perugia to Serie B. Prior to the season, he performed a PR-stunt, when signing Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's son Al-Saadi Gaddafi He also continued trying to sign female players, trying to sign both Hanna Ljungberg and Victoria Svensson, according to Swedish daily Aftonbladet.
In the same paper, Ancona goalkeeper Magnus Hedman accused his teammates for throwing away the final match of the season, in which Perugia won 1–0. That victory qualified Perugia for the relegation playoffs against Fiorentina, where Enrico Fantini scored in both matches for Fiorentina, ensuring Perugia was being relegated, only one year before the club folded.
The list of players representing the club during the season included 35 players, which meant the team drastically changed from game to game.
== Squad ==
=== Goalkeepers ===
Željko Kalac
Michele Tardioli
Stefano Pardini
=== Defenders ===
Zé Maria
Marco Di Loreto
Souleymane Diamoutene
Giovanni Ignoffo
Fabio Grosso
Fabiano
Salvatore Fresi
Ferdinand Coly
Konstantinos Loumpoutis
Evangelos Nastos
Jamal Alioui
Roberto Cardinale
=== Midfielders ===
Christian Obodo
Fabio Gatti
Massimiliano Fusani
Giovanni Tedesco
Guilherme do Prado
Eusebio Di Francesco
Paul Codrea
Christian Manfredini
Gaël Genevier
Al-Saadi Gaddafi
=== Attackers ===
Jay Bothroyd
Massimo Margiotta
Fabrizio Ravanelli
Dario Hübner
Franco Brienza
Zisis Vryzas
Emanuele Berrettoni
Marcelo Zalayeta
Luigi Giandomenico
Francesco Zerbini
Gabriele Scandurra
== Competitions ==
=== Serie A ===
==== League table ====
==== Matches ====
==== Relegation play-offs ====
Fiorentina were promoted to 2004–05 Serie A; Perugia were relegated to 2004–05 Serie B.
==== Topscorers ====
Zé Maria 7
Jay Bothroyd 4
Fabrizio Ravanelli 4
Massimo Margiotta 4
Zisis Vryzas 3
== References ==
== Sources ==
RSSSF - Italy 2003/04