Squad
Alfred Gomis2010current
Alessandro Gazzi2012currentAlexander Farnerud2013current
- Antonio Barreca2013current
Daniele Padelli2013current
Emiliano Moretti2013current
Nikola Maksimović2013current
Vittorio Parigini2013current
Cristian Molinaro2014current
Gastón Silva2014current
Luca Castellazzi2014current
Marco Benassi2014current
Pontus Jansson2014current
Afriyie Acquah2015currentDaniele Baselli2015current
Danilo Avelar2015current
Danilo Avelar2016current
Tomás Rincón2017current- Krisztofer Horváth2020current
Emirhan İlkhan2022current
Nikola Vlašić2023current
Valentino Lazaro2023current
Duván Zapata2024current
Ardian Ismajli2025current
Cesare Casadei2025current- Franco Israel2025current
Zakaria Aboukhlal2025current
Ricardo Rodriguez2026current- Armando Segatocurrent
Fabrizio Cacciatorecurrent- Fernando de Abreu Ferreiracurrent
Ferruccio Novocurrent
Filippo Berardicurrent
Gvidas Gineitiscurrent
Karol Linettycurrent
Kevin Bonifazicurrent
Marco Capuanocurrent
Ola Ainacurrent
Vanja Milinković-Savićcurrent
Wilfried Singocurrent
Vittorio Pozzo1906–1911
Antonio Janni1920–1937
Heinrich Schönfeld1923–1925
Adolfo Baloncieri1925–1932- Gino Rossetti1926–1933
Julio Libonatti1926–1934- Fernando Guidicelli1931–1933
- Benedicto de Moraes Menezes1933–1935
- Heitor Canalli1933–1934
- Heitor Canalli1934–1935
- Raf Vallone1934–1939
- Gino Rossetti1937–1938
Aldo Olivieri1938–1942- Libero Marchini1939–1940
- Raf Vallone1940–1941
Riccardo Carapellese1940–1942
Felice Borel1941–1942
Guglielmo Gabetto1941–1949
Mario Rigamonti1941–1943
Pietro Ferraris1941–1948
Romeo Menti1941–1943
Ezio Loik1942–1949
Giuseppe Grezar1942–1943
Valentino Mazzola1942–1949
Mario Rigamonti1943–1949
Silvio Piola1943–1944
Aldo Ballarin1945–1949
Eusebio Castigliano1945–1949
Giuseppe Grezar1945–1949
Valerio Bacigalupo1945–1949
Virgilio Maroso1945–1949
Romeo Menti1946–1949
Július Schubert1948–1949
Émile Bongiorni1948–1949
Riccardo Carapellese1949–1952
Teobaldo Depetrini1949–1951
Johannes Pløger1950–1951
Kjell Rosén1950–1951
Yeso Amalfi1951–1952
Faas Wilkes1952–1953
Carlo Tagnin1953–1954
Enzo Bearzot1954–1956
Romano Fogli1955–1958Eduardo Ricagni1956–1958
Hasse Jeppson1956–1957
Antoine Bonifaci1957–1960
Enzo Bearzot1957–1964
Giancarlo Cella1958–1965
Lido Vieri1958–1969
Giorgio Ferrini1959–1975
Lucidio Sentimenti1959–1959
Rino Ferrario1959–1961
Giovanni Invernizzi1960–1961
Roberto Rosato1960–1966- Steve Mokone1960–1961
Denis Law1961–1962- Joe Baker1961–1962
Fabrizio Poletti1962–1971
Gerry Hitchens1962–1965
Joaquín Peiró1962–1964- Steve Mokone1962–1962
Aldo Agroppi1963–1975
Giorgio Puia1963–1972
Gigi Meroni1964–1967
Luigi Simoni1964–1967- Sergio Brighenti1964–1965
Alberto Orlando1965–1966
Bruno Bolchi1965–1970
Cesare Maldini1966–1967
Mario Trebbi1966–1969
Nestor Combin1966–1968
Paolo Pulici1967–1982
Emiliano Mondonico1968–1970
Claudio Sala1969–1980
Renato Zaccarelli1969–1970
Luciano Castellini1970–1978
Walter Novellino1970–1971
Claudio Garella1972–1973
Walter Novellino1972–1973
Francesco Graziani1973–1981
Renato Zaccarelli1974–1987
Eraldo Pecci1975–1981
Patrizio Sala1975–1981
Giuseppe Dossena1976–1977
Andrea Mandorlini1978–1980- Giovanni Francini1980–1987
Michel van de Korput1980–1983
Giuseppe Dossena1981–1987- Roberto Cravero1981–1983
Franco Selvaggi1982–1984- Giancarlo Corradini1982–1988
- Marco Rossi1982–1984
Patricio Hernández1982–1984
Walter Schachner1983–1986
Aldo Serena1984–1985Júnior1984–1987
- Roberto Cravero1985–1992
Diego Fuser1986–1989
Gianluigi Lentini1986–1992
Wim Kieft1986–1987- Klaus Berggreen1987–1988
- Massimo Crippa1987–1988
Toni Polster1987–1988- Benito Carbone1988–1990
- Edu Marangon1988–1989
Luca Marchegiani1988–1993
Müller1988–1991- Sandro Cois1988–1994
Dino Baggio1989–1991- Francesco Romano1989–1991
Giuseppe Pancaro1989–1992
Roberto Mussi1989–1994- Franco Tancredi1990–1991
- Luca Danilo Fusi1990–1994
Rafael Martín Vázquez1990–1992
Christian Vieri1991–1992
Enzo Scifo1991–1993
Samuel Kuffour1991–1993
Walter Casagrande1991–1993
Andrea Silenzi1992–1995- Carlos Aguilera1992–1994
Marcelo Saralegui1992–1994- Mohammed Gargo1992–1993
- Benito Carbone1993–1994
Enzo Francescoli1993–1994Giovanni Galli1993–1994
- Giulio Falcone1993–1996
Michele Marcolini1993–1994- Robert Jarni1993–1994
Abedi Pele1994–1996
Gianluca Pessotto1994–1995- Jocelyn Angloma1994–1996
- Luca Pellegrini1994–1995
- Ruggiero Rizzitelli1994–1996
- Augustine Simo1995–1996
Hakan Şükür1995–1995- Roberto Cravero1995–1998
Marco Ferrante1996–2004- Samuel Ipoua1996–1997
- Samuel Ipoua1996–1996
Sergio Pellissier1996–1998
Gianluca Comotto1997–2005
Gianluigi Lentini1997–2000- Lorenzo Minotti1997–2000
- Luca Bucci1997–2003
Massimo Ficcadenti1997–2000
- Tony Dorigo1997–1998
Federico Balzaretti1998–1999
Franco Semioli1998–2000
Hernán Rodrigo López1998–1998- Massimo Crippa1998–2000
Stefano Sorrentino1998–2005
Andrea Silenzi1999–2000- André Cruz1999–1999
Emanuele Calaiò1999–2003
Erik Edman1999–2000
Fabio Galante1999–2004
Fabio Pecchia1999–2001
Fabio Quagliarella1999–2005
Federico Balzaretti1999–2005- Francesco Coco1999–2000
- Gustavo Méndez1999–2001
Krunoslav Jurčić1999–2001- Alessandro Grandoni2000–2000
Franco Semioli2000–2002
Paolo Castellini2000–2004- Benoît Cauet2001–2002
Cristiano Lucarelli2001–2003- Yksel Osmanovski2001–2002
- Federico Magallanes2002–2003
Federico Marchetti2002–2005- Yksel Osmanovski2002–2003
Alex Manninger2003–2003
Andrea Mantovani2003–2005
Diego Fuser2003–2004
Johan Walem2003–2004
Massimo Donati2003–2003
Gaby Mudingayi2004–2005
Giovanni Marchese2004–2005
Massimo Marazzina2004–2005
Patrizia Panico2004–2006
Paul Codrea2004–2005
Robert Acquafresca2004–2005
Alessandro Rosina2005–2009
Davide Nicola2005–2006- Massimo Taibi2005–2007
Roberto Muzzi2005–2007
Angelo Ogbonna2006–2013
Christian Abbiati2006–2007- Francesco Coco2006–2007
Gianluca Comotto2006–2008
Giuseppe Pancaro2006–2007
Masashi Oguro2006–2008- Nikola Lazetić2006–2008
Simone Barone2006–2009
Stefano Fiore2006–2006
Zisis Vryzas2006–2006
Cesare Bovo2007–2007
Cesare Natali2007–2009
David Di Michele2007–2010
Eugenio Corini2007–2009- Francesco Coco2007–2007
Marco Motta2007–2008
Matteo Sereni2007–2010
Nicola Ventola2007–2009
Saša Bjelanović2007–2009
Vince Grella2007–2008
Álvaro Recoba2007–2008Aimo Diana2008–2011
Blerim Džemaili2008–2009
Ignazio Abate2008–2009
Jürgen Säumel2008–2010
Kwadwo Asamoah2008–2008- Nicola Amoruso2008–2009
Rolando Bianchi2008–2013- Andrea Gasbarroni2009–2012
Blerim Džemaili2009–2010
julio tronco de león2009–2010
Ahmed Barusso2010–2010Alen Stevanović2010–2015
Danilo D'Ambrosio2010–2014- Dejan Lazarević2010–2011
Isaac Cofie2010–2011- Rubinho2010–2011
Ferdinando Coppola2011–2012Giuseppe Vives2011–2017
Kamil Glik2011–2016- Luis Pedro Cavanda2011–2011
Matteo Darmian2011–2015
Migjen Basha2011–2012- Nnamdi Oduamadi2011–2012
Simone Verdi2011–2015Alessio Cerci2012–2014
Cristian Pasquato2012–2012
Francesco Benussi2012–2012
Guillermo Daniel Rodríguez2012–2014
Jean-François Gillet2012–2015
Mario Santana2012–2013- Marko Bakić2012–2013
Matteo Brighi2012–2014
Migjen Basha2012–2015
Pablo Cáceres Rodríguez2012–2013
Riccardo Meggiorini2012–2014
Valter Birsa2012–2013
Cesare Bovo2013–2017
Ciro Immobile2013–2014
Ferdinando Coppola2013–2013- Giovanni Pasquale2013–2014
Jonathas de Jesus2013–2013
Marcelo Larrondo2013–2015
Omar El Kaddouri2013–2015- Paulo Vitor Barreto De Souza2013–2015
- Tommaso Berni2013–2014
Ahmed Barusso2014–2014
Amauri2014–2016
Antonio Nocerino2014–2015
Fabio Quagliarella2014–2016Jasmin Kurtić2014–2014
Josef Martínez2014–2017
Juan Sánchez Miño2014–2015
Marko Vešović2014–2015
Panagiotis Tachtsidis2014–2014
Rubén Pérez del Mármol2014–2014
Vlada Avramov2014–2015- Andrea Belotti2015–2022
Davide Zappacosta2015–2017
Joel Obi2015–2018
Maxi López2015–2017
Sanjin Prcić2015–2016
Álvaro Rafael González2015–2015Adem Ljajić2016–2019
Arlind Ajeti2016–2018
Ciro Immobile2016–2016
Iago Falque2016–2017
Joe Hart2016–2017
Leandro Castán2016–2017
Lucas Boyé2016–2021
Panagiotis Tachtsidis2016–2017
Saša Lukić2016–2023- Alejandro Berenguer Remiro2017–2020
Iago Falque2017–2021
Mbaye Niang2017–2018Nicolas Nkoulou2017–2018
Nicolás Burdisso2017–2018
Sadiq Umar2017–2018
Salvatore Sirigu2017–2021
Alessandro Buongiorno2018–2024- Armando Izzo2018–2023
Bremer2018–2022
Mbaye Niang2018–2019Nicolas Nkoulou2018–2021
Simone Zaza2018–2019
Vitalie Damașcan2018–2021
Diego Walter2019–2020
Simone Zaza2019–2022
Mërgim Vojvoda2020–2025
Ricardo Rodriguez2020–2024
Antonio Sanabria2021–2025
Dennis Praet2021–2022
Etrit Berisha2021–2022
Marko Pjaca2021–2022- Matthew Garbett2021–2023
Etrit Berisha2022–2023
Nemanja Radonjić2022–2024
Nikola Vlašić2022–2023
Valentino Lazaro2022–2023
Duván Zapata2023–2024
Mihai Popa2023–2026
Raoul Bellanova2023–2024
Borna Sosa2024–2025
Eljif Elmas2025–2025
Torino FC is an Italian football club based in Turin, Piedmont, known for its rich history and passionate fanbase.
The club has been awarded the prestigious Star to Sports Merit for its contributions to Italian football.
Torino FC competes in Serie A, the top tier of the Italian football league system.
Biography
Formation
Torino Football Club, commonly known as Torino or Toro, was established on December 3, 1906, in Turin, Piedmont, Italy. The club was formed through a merger of Football Club Torinese and a group of dissidents from Juventus, led by Swiss financier Alfred Dick. The first official match took place shortly after, on December 16, 1906, where Torino triumphed over Pro Vercelli with a score of 3-1. The club quickly made its mark in Italian football, defeating their city rivals Juventus in their first derby on January 13, 1907.
Breakthrough
Torino rose to prominence in the Italian football scene, particularly during the 1940s, known as the Grande Torino era. The club secured seven Serie A titles, with their most recent championship win occurring in 1976. Torino's success was not limited to league play; they also claimed the Coppa Italia five times and won the Mitropa Cup in 1991, showcasing their competitive spirit on both domestic and international stages.
Legacy
Throughout its history, Torino FC has been recognized for its contributions to Italian football, earning the Star to Sports Merit award. The club's legacy is marked by its passionate fanbase and a rich history that includes numerous domestic titles and a significant impact on the sport in Italy. Despite challenges over the years, Torino remains a symbol of pride in Turin and continues to compete in Serie A, striving to reclaim its former glory.
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Career & Clubs
The foundation and first steps
Football first arrived in the city of Turin at the end of the 19th century, introduced by the industrial Swiss and English. By 1887, Football & Cricket Club—the oldest Italian football club—had already been founded in the capital of Piedmont, followed in 1889 by Nobili Torino. In 1891 the two clubs merged to form Internazionale Torino, after which Football Club Torinese was founded in 1894.
The new game quickly supplanted the popularity of pallapugno, which led to the foundation of the football sections of the sports clubs Ginnastica Torino and Juventus. On 8 May 1898 Internazionale Torino, Football Club Torinese and Ginnastica Torino, along with Genoa as part of the International Exhibition for the fiftieth anniversary of the Statuto Albertino gave birth to the first Italian Football Championship. In 1900, Football Club Torinese absorbed Internazionale Torino, and on 3 December 1906 at the Voigt brewery (now bar Norman) on Via Pietro Micca an alliance was formed with a group of Juventus dissidents, led by the Swiss financier Alfred Dick. Through the merger of Football Club Torinese and the aforementioned group, "Foot-Ball Club Torino" was formed. The first official match was played on 16 December 1906 in Vercelli against Pro Vercelli, won 3–1 by Torino.
The first derby was played in the new year, dated 13 January 1907, in which Torino defeated Juventus 2–1. Torino successfully replicated this by a margin of 4–1 a month later and…
- League
- Serie A
Trophies & Awards
- Award
- Star to sports merit
Legacy
Domestic
League
Italian Football Championship / Serie A Winners (7): 1927–28, 1942–43, 1945–46, 1946–47, 1947–48, 1948–49, 1975–76 1 Runners-up (7): 1907, 1914–1915, 1928–1929, 1938–1939, 1941–42, 1976–77, 1984–85 Serie B Winners (3): 1959–60, 1989–90, 2000–01 Runners-up (2): 2004–05, 2011–12
Cups
Coppa Italia Winners (5): 1935–36, 1942–43, 1967–68, 1970–71, 1992–93 Runners-up (8): 1937–38, 1962–63, 1963–64, 1969–70, 1979–80, 1980–81, 1981–82, 1987–88 Supercoppa Italiana Runners-up (1): 1993
European
Mitropa Cup Winners (1): 1990–91 UEFA Cup Runners-up (1): 1991–92
Others
Torneo Internazionale Stampa Sportiva: Runners-up (1): 1908 Anglo-Italian League Cup Runners-up (1): 1971
Friendly
Eusébio Cup Winners (1): 2016 Amsterdam Tournament: Runners-up (1): 1987 Torneo Interfederale Coppa Torino: Runners-up (1): 1910
Notes: ^1 Torino won the title in the 1926–27 season, but it was later revoked.
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Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Torino Football Club, colloquially referred to as Toro, is a professional football club based in Turin, Piedmont, Italy, that plays in Serie A, the top tier of the Italian football league system. Founded in 1906 as Foot-Ball Club Torino, they are historically among the most successful clubs in the nation with seven league titles, many of which coming from the Grande Torino era in the 1940s. Their most recent Serie A title was won in 1976. Torino have won the Coppa Italia five times, and have won one international, now-defunct tournament—the Mitropa Cup—in 1991.
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