Claudio Alberto Scalise — Empire FGA Bio Stub

This is a bio stub, not a graded Empire FGA profile. There is no video evidence behind this page — no OBI/SII, no core-12 sub-metrics, no ultProxy. Every field below comes from a single secondary source: the Solo Fútbol Guía 1986/87 preseason squad guide (Editorial Sineret S.A.). Facts (birthdates, birthplaces, squad listings) are reproduced directly since facts aren't copyrightable. Unlike the PC Fútbol-sourced 1997 bio stubs elsewhere on this platform, this source has no season match or goal data — it is a single preseason squad snapshot, not a stats database. There is accordingly no Trajectory table on this page; see "Squad Listing" below for the raw transcribed row instead.

This player shares a name with an existing file already on this platform (the original filename this record would have used was Claudio_Scalise.html). To avoid any risk of overwriting whatever that file contains, this bio stub uses a fuller name variant and a distinct filename/pid, per the same disambiguation convention used elsewhere on this platform (e.g. the San Lorenzo 1997 batch). The existing file was left untouched. If this is the same real person, cross-reference both pages before using either for anything client-facing.

Club Context

Rosario Central was founded 24 de diciembre de 1889, with Escr. Víctor J. Vesco as club president at the time of this guide. Club colors: amarilla y azul a rayas verticales. Home ground: Cardiviola 1224, Rosario. Head coach for the 1986/87 preseason per the guide: Angel Tulio Zoff. Claudio Alberto Scalise was one of 27 players listed in the Rosario Central first-team squad in this edition of the guide, playing as a forward (Delantero in the source).

Squad Listing (Solo Fútbol Guía 1986/87)

Apellido/Nombres (as printed)	F./Nacim.	Lugar	Puesto	Proced./Condición
SCALISE, Claudio Alberto	12-11-62	Rosario	Delantero	Boca Jrs. Devolución

Transcribed verbatim from the club's page in the guide. The "Proced./Condición" column is reproduced as printed and not editorially expanded beyond common football-transfer shorthand: back at the club after a loan spell away (“Devolución”); source names Boca.

Source

Solo Fútbol Guía 1986/87, Editorial Sineret S.A. Uploaded by Jim Totime, 1 September 2026. Cross-reference against a modern source (Transfermarkt / RSSSF) recommended before this is used for anything client-facing — this stub has not been independently verified against a second source.