Squad
- Tonino Sorrentino2010current
- Manuel Fischnaller2014current
Radoslav Kirilov2015current
Jasmin Kurtić2024current- Antonio Barrecacurrent
Gabriel Lunettacurrent- Moustapha Cissécurrent
Attilio Giovannini1946–1947
Simone Motta2000–2002
Domenico Di Carlo2001–2001
Alessio Sestu2003–2004
Cristian Bertani2003–2003
Michael Agazzi2003–2004- Andrea Guerra2004–2006
Manuel Scavone2004–2010- Michael Cia2004–2007
- Azdren Llullaku2007–2008
- Manuel Fischnaller2008–2012
- Roberto Mirri2009–2011
Omar El Kaddouri2010–2011- Alessandro Iacobucci2011–2012
- Luca Franchini2011–2012
Michael Odibe2011–2011
Michał Miśkiewicz2011–2012- Simone Iacoponi2011–2012
Alessandro Bassoli2012–2014
Daniel Cappelletti2012–2014
Mame Thiam2012–2013
Niccolò Giannetti2012–2012- Riccardo Bocalon2012–2013
- Simone Iacoponi2012–2013
- Valon Ahmedi2012–2014
Alessandro Micai2013–2014- Alessio Innocenti2013–2014
Caleb Ekuban2013–2014- Emanuele Testardi2013–2013
- Simone Corazza2013–2014
Ivan Lendrić2014–2014
Luca Mazzitelli2014–2015- Sebastian Mladen2014–2015
- Alessandro Bassoli2015–2017
- Sebastian Mladen2015–2016
- Soma Novothny2015–2015
Emmanuel Gyasi2017–2018
F.C. Südtirol is an Italian association football team based in Bolzano, South Tyrol.
The club was formerly known as F.C. Südtirol – Alto Adige before simplifying its name.
F.C. Südtirol was founded in the early '90s to bring professional football back to South Tyrol after a long absence.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
F.C. Südtirol, an Italian association football club based in Bolzano, was established in the early 1990s with the aim of reviving professional football in South Tyrol. Following the decline of FC Bolzano in the 1980s, a local entrepreneurial group took over SV Milland, a club founded in 1974, which had been struggling in the regional leagues. In 1995, the team was renamed FC Südtirol–Alto Adige and began its journey in the regional Promozione league, achieving immediate promotion to Eccellenza. By the 1997-98 season, they had advanced to Serie D, and in 2000, under coach Giuseppe Sannino, they reached Serie C2, marking their entry into professional football.
Growth and Achievements
In 2000, the club was officially incorporated as Fußballclub Südtirol S.r.l. and relocated to Bolzano, although it remained legally based in Brixen until 2011. Over the next decade, F.C. Südtirol established itself in Serie C2, consistently improving its performance. The club's dedication paid off when they won the Serie C2 title in the 2009-10 season. Their persistence culminated in a significant achievement when they were crowned Serie C champions in the 2021-22 season, which allowed them to compete in Serie B for the first time during the 2022-23 season.
Recent Developments and Legacy
F.C. Südtirol's rise through the ranks of Italian football reflects the club's commitment to excellence and community representation in South Tyrol. Their journey from amateur leagues to Serie B showcases their resilience and ambition, making them a notable presence in Italian football today. With a strong foundation and a growing fanbase, F.C. Südtirol continues to strive for success in the competitive landscape of Serie B.
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Career & Clubs
In the early ‘90s came the idea to bring professional football back to South Tyrol, because since the ‘80s with FC Bolzano, no South Tyrolean team played in a professional league. Negotiations for the takeover of FC Bolzano, which was in financial difficulties, failed. A South Tyrolean entrepreneurial group then took over SV Milland, founded in 1974 and based in a district of Brixen, which played before the acquisition in the season 1994/95 in the regional Eccellenza, but was relegated after that season into the Promozione.
1995–2000: In the amateur leagues
The team was renamed FC Südtirol–Alto Adige in 1995; Alto Adige is the Italian name of the province, while Südtirol is its German name. The club started its first season in 1995 in the regional Promozione (then still the seventh-highest league in Italy). Immediate promotion to the Eccellenza was achieved via a first-place finish. From the 1997/98 season, the club played in the national league Serie D (V). Each season, the FC Südtirol was able to improve. In 2000, then under coach Giuseppe Sannino, it was promoted to Serie C2 (IV), the lowest professional league.
2000–2010: FC Südtirol in Serie C2 (IV)
In 2000, the company incorporated as Fußballclub Südtirol S.r.l., thus becoming F.C. Südtirol and relocating to Bolzano, though it was legally based in Brixen until 2011. The club was able to establish itself quickly in the professional league. The aim of the club was to achieve promotion into Serie…
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Identifiers & aliases
Fußball Club Südtirol, commonly referred to as Südtirol, is an Italian association football club, based in the city of Bolzano, in the autonomous province of South Tyrol. The club was formerly known as its bilingual name F.C. Südtirol – Alto Adige. They played for the first time in their history in Serie B during the 2022–23 season after having been crowned Serie C champions in the 2021–22 campaign.
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