10 Greatest Italian Football Clubs Of All Time
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As World Cup 2022 is finally back and drawing massive attention around the world, we would like to highlight Italian football today. If you are a worldwide football aficionado, you certainly learn that Italian football is hands down admirable. It’s steeped in history and culture, reflecting the country in general. Series A - the top domestic league of Italy, was all the rage by the 20th Century’s end, dominating Europe and being the most charming league on the planet.
In this post, we’ve curated the 10 greatest Italian football clubs of all time to show you how incredible the football scene is in Italy. This list includes some familiar names like Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan. Scroll down to check them out.
Juventus's "golden years" are difficult to pinpoint because they have been constantly profitable since the 1930s. Only in the 1940s, 1960s, and 2000s were awards a little more difficult to obtain. With eight Championships and 96 of its 447.5 total points gained, the 2010s are without a doubt Juventus' most prosperous decade. Additionally, they have accomplished the extraordinary achievement of winning every UEFA trophy available, including two EC/CLs. So far, they have achieved a total of 71 national and international titles.
Since its establishment, the team has won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and the UEFA Europa Conference League once each. So far, they have won a total of 3 Italian Serie A titles. They also snagged 9 Coppa Italia titles and 2 Supercoppa Italiana titles up until the most recent football season.
Milan took off in the second half of the 20th century. The team won four titles in the 1950s with the legendary Swedish attacking trio 'Gre-No-Li' among its ranks, three more in the 1960s, and six Serie As during its and Serie A's gilded era in the 1990s. They have also won the joint second most ECs/CLs in Europe, with seven victories to date.
Although they have made many strides so far, the team has struggled to win much since the beginning of the 2010s. Because of the stronghold that the city's No. 1 team still has, the epicenter of Italian football has relocated from Milan to Turin.
This famous Italian football club has won 12 national and international trophies as of the 2022 football season. So far, the team has won seven Italian Serie A titles. They have also won 5 Coppa Italia titles until the current football season.
After Juventus and AC Milan had their points docked owing to a match-fixing scandal that year, Inter was given their 14th championship that season. It would reach its pinnacle once more under legendary manager Jose Mourinho, who in the 2009–10 season guided the team to an unheard-of "European Treble."
Inter Milan has a well-established global profile, having won significant trophies in every decade save the 1940s, and the Milan club ended Juventus' monopoly on Serie A by winning the title in 2021.
Bologna FC's current home venue is Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, which has a capacity of 38,279. They are dubbed “Rossoblu” or “The Red-Blues” by their fans.
Over 100 years, they have achieved 7 Coppa Italia titles, 5 Supercoppa Italiana titles, and 2 Italian Serie A titles. They have also won the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and UEFA Super Cup.
Up till this point, SSC Napoli has won two Serie A championships in total. In their club history up until the most recent football season, they also won six Coppa Italia titles and two Supercoppa Italiana titles. Since its founding, the club has only won the UEFA Cup once.
As World Cup 2022 is finally back and drawing massive attention around the world, we would like to highlight Italian football today. If you are a worldwide football aficionado, you certainly learn that Italian football is hands down admirable. It’s steeped in history and culture, reflecting the country in general. Series A - the top domestic league of Italy, was all the rage by the 20th Century’s end, dominating Europe and being the most charming league on the planet.
In this post, we’ve curated the 10 greatest Italian football clubs of all time to show you how incredible the football scene is in Italy. This list includes some familiar names like Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan. Scroll down to check them out.
#1 Juventus
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Juventus is a name that needs no introduction. The club has had the world falling in love with its incredible football performances, as well as the team of many talented players and the genius of the coach.Juventus's "golden years" are difficult to pinpoint because they have been constantly profitable since the 1930s. Only in the 1940s, 1960s, and 2000s were awards a little more difficult to obtain. With eight Championships and 96 of its 447.5 total points gained, the 2010s are without a doubt Juventus' most prosperous decade. Additionally, they have accomplished the extraordinary achievement of winning every UEFA trophy available, including two EC/CLs. So far, they have achieved a total of 71 national and international titles.
#2 AS Roma
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AS Roma was founded as Associazione Sportiva Roma SpA on July 22, 1927, by Italo Foschi. They are also called aI Giallorossi” or “The Yellow-Reds” by their fans. With a plethora of talented players and the clever lead of José Mourinho, AS Roma has graced the scene in Italian football.Since its establishment, the team has won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and the UEFA Europa Conference League once each. So far, they have won a total of 3 Italian Serie A titles. They also snagged 9 Coppa Italia titles and 2 Supercoppa Italiana titles up until the most recent football season.
#3 AC Milan
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The Rossoneri were established towards the end of the 19th century and won their first title only two years later. Two more titles were won before part of its members split to become strong rivals Internazionale in 1908.Milan took off in the second half of the 20th century. The team won four titles in the 1950s with the legendary Swedish attacking trio 'Gre-No-Li' among its ranks, three more in the 1960s, and six Serie As during its and Serie A's gilded era in the 1990s. They have also won the joint second most ECs/CLs in Europe, with seven victories to date.
Although they have made many strides so far, the team has struggled to win much since the beginning of the 2010s. Because of the stronghold that the city's No. 1 team still has, the epicenter of Italian football has relocated from Milan to Turin.
#4 Torino FC
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Torino FC was founded as Foot-Ball Club Torino on December 3, 1906, and changed its name to Torino Football Club S.p.A on September 1, 2005. Their followers now refer to the team as il Toro, or "The Bull." Torino FC's home stadium is the Stadio Olimpico, which has a capacity of 28,140 people.This famous Italian football club has won 12 national and international trophies as of the 2022 football season. So far, the team has won seven Italian Serie A titles. They have also won 5 Coppa Italia titles until the current football season.
#5 Inter Milan
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Inter Milan is also a big football club in Italy and has had many achievements. They won their very first championship in 1910. In 1939, the club won its first ‘'Coppa.'’ Its heyday was in 1960, when coach Helenio Herrera arrived from Barcelona FC. He used a modified version of the 'door bolt' system of play, which was designed to allow more flexibility for counterattacks. Inter won three titles and two European Cups during Herrera's first tenure as manager.After Juventus and AC Milan had their points docked owing to a match-fixing scandal that year, Inter was given their 14th championship that season. It would reach its pinnacle once more under legendary manager Jose Mourinho, who in the 2009–10 season guided the team to an unheard-of "European Treble."
Inter Milan has a well-established global profile, having won significant trophies in every decade save the 1940s, and the Milan club ended Juventus' monopoly on Serie A by winning the title in 2021.
#6 Bologna FC
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Established as Bologna Football Club in 1909, S.p.ABologna FC has won a total of ten national and international trophies. They have won two Coppa Italia titles up till the current football season. Besides, the club has won a total of 7 Italian Serie A titles, and once won the UEFA Intertoto Cup.Bologna FC's current home venue is Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, which has a capacity of 38,279. They are dubbed “Rossoblu” or “The Red-Blues” by their fans.
#7 SS Lazio
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With a total of 6 national and international titles so far, SS Lazio is a shoo-in on this list. The club was established as Società Podistica Lazio on 9th January 1900. Fans called them “Biancocelesti” or “The White and Sky Blues”.Over 100 years, they have achieved 7 Coppa Italia titles, 5 Supercoppa Italiana titles, and 2 Italian Serie A titles. They have also won the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and UEFA Super Cup.
#8 ACF Fiorentina
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Over 90 years in the football scene, ACF Fiorentina became a big name thanks to many great strides. They have won 10 national and international titles as of the 2022 football season. Their trophies include 2 Serie A titles, 6 Coppa Italia titles, and 1 Supercoppa Italiana title. They also became the winner of the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup once since its establishment.#9 Genoa C.F.C.
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Founded around 129 years ago as Genoa Cricket and Football Club SpA, Genoa C.F.C. has achieved a total of 10 national and international titles as of the 2022 football season. They have won a total of 9 Italian Serie A titles, and also once 1 Coppa Italia title so far. The club’s nickname is “Il Grifone” or “The Griffin”#10 SSC Napoli
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As of the 2022 football season, Italian football club SSC Napoli has won a total of 11 domestic and international championships. Associazione Calcio Napoli was the club's original name; today, their fans refer to them as Gli Azzurri or The Blues.Up till this point, SSC Napoli has won two Serie A championships in total. In their club history up until the most recent football season, they also won six Coppa Italia titles and two Supercoppa Italiana titles. Since its founding, the club has only won the UEFA Cup once.
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