Giovanni Paramithiotti
Giovanni Paramithiotti was an Italian sporting director. He was one of the founders and first chairman of the football club Internazionale Milano (1908–1909). Biography  
Giovanni Paramithiotti was born in Venice into a wealthy family of Cham Albanian origins. In the 18th century, his ancestors escaped the Ottoman conquest, joining the Albanian diaspora. They moved away from Yanina Sanjack, in the region of Epirus, and precisely from the current area of Paramythia, and preserved their origin as being from Paramythia with the surname Paramithiotti. They moved to Venice, Italy where he was born. He was one of the founders of Inter Milan in 1908 after losing ties with A.C. Milan and was elected as the first chairman of the new football club, remaining in office for only one year. According to the chronicles of the time, Paramithiotti was not particularly liked by the supporters due to his reputation as a jinx, which forced him not to show up at the stadium. However, one day, he was not recognized because he was watching the match with a fake beard and moustache, and as Inter won the match, his bad reputation was put to an end. In 1909, after one year, he was succeeded by Ettore Strauss his place, following the wishes of the Swiss majority of the club's members. He died in New York City on the 11th of March 1943

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Inter Milan chairmen and investors
Italian football chairmen and investors
1943 deaths