S.S. Juve Stabia
Состав
- Jan Polák2014сейчас
Alessandro Celin2015сейчас
Ciro Polito2015сейчас
Jakub Navrátil2016сейчас
Davide Di Gennaroсейчас- Giuseppe Torrominoсейчас
- Salvatore Eliaсейчас
- Archimede Nardi1940–1942
- Virgilio Levratto1940–1941
- Hugo Lamanna1946–1947
Francesco Grosso1950–1952- Gennaro Olivieri1960–1961
- Michele Nappi1969–1970
- Giovanni Cervone1979–1980
Gennaro Iezzo1989–1990- Costanzo Celestini1993–1995
- Antonio Bucciarelli1994–1995
- Gennaro Monaco1996–1998
- Jonathan Bachini1996–1996
- Angelo Orlando1997–1998
- Gaetano Fontana1997–2000
Stefano Sorrentino1999–2000
Giuseppe Vives2000–2001
Giorgio Bresciani2001–2001- Luigi Castaldo2003–2007
- Salvatore Avallone2004–2005
- Cristian Agnelli2005–2006
- Ivan Benito2005–2006
Allan Pierre Baclet2006–2007
Emanuele D'Anna2006–2006- Federico Viviani2006–2007
- Gennaro Esposito2006–2007
Massimiliano Benassi2006–2007- Massimiliano Caputo2006–2008
- Matías Claudio Cuffa2006–2006
- Allan Pierre Baclet2007–2008
- Andrea Pisani2007–2008
Antonio Ghomsi2007–2008
Giuseppe Rizza2007–2008- Mathew Olorunleke2007–2008
Alex Brunner2008–2009- Antonio Marino2008–2009
Danilo D'Ambrosio2008–2010- Gaetano Grieco2008–2010
- Marco Capparella2008–2010
Massimo Rastelli2008–2009- Raffaele Ametrano2008–2010
- Alessandro Fabbro2009–2012
- Diego Acoglanis2009–2010
- Mathieu Gomes2009–2010
Nazzareno Tarantino2009–2012- Stefano Dall'Acqua2009–2010
Sébastien Piocelle2009–2009
Adriano Mezavilla2010–2014- Andrea Raimondi2010–2012
- Gennaro Scognamiglio2010–2013
Giorgio Corona2010–2011
Jerry Mbakogu2010–2013
Leonardo Pavoletti2010–2011
Riccardo Cazzola2010–2011- Alessandro Romeo2011–2012
Andrea Seculin2011–2013
Cristiano Biraghi2011–2012
César Cervo Luca2011–2011- Francesco Di Tacchio2011–2012
- Giuseppe Rizza2011–2011
Horacio Erpen2011–2013
Ivano Baldanzeddu2011–2013
Marco Sau2011–2012
Matteo Scozzarella2011–2012
Savio Nsereko2011–2011
Simone Colombi2011–2012
Simone Zaza2011–2012- Tomas Danilevičius2011–2013
Boadu Maxwell Acosty2012–2013
Daniel Cappelletti2012–2012
Daniel Kofi Agyei2012–2013
Diego Falcinelli2012–2012- Fabio Caserta2012–2015
- Gaël Genevier2012–2013
- Giacomo Beretta2012–2012
Giuseppe Figliomeni2012–2013- Giuseppe Scurto2012–2013
- Marco Cellini2012–2013
- Marco Gorzegno2012–2013
- Riccardo Improta2012–2013
- Salvatore Bruno2012–2013
- William Jidayi2012–2015
- Alex Calderoni2013–2014
Ali Sowe2013–2014
Francesco Zampano2013–2014- Laurențiu Brănescu2013–2014
- Luca Martinelli2013–2013
- Luca Martinelli2013–2014
Luigi Vitale2013–2014
Matteo Contini2013–2014- Matteo Scozzarella2013–2014
- Maurizio Lanzaro2013–2014
Samuel Di Carmine2013–2015- Sergio Viotti2013–2014
- Sergiu Suciu2013–2014
Simone Verdi2013–2013- Suliman Doukara2013–2014
Vittorio Parigini2013–2014- Yves Baraye2013–2014
Andrea De Falco2014–2014
Antonio Di Nardo2014–2014- Filippo Falco2014–2014
- Giovanni La Camera2014–2015
- Jefferson Alves Oliveira2014–2015
Manuel Giandonato2014–2014- Marco Piccioni2014–2014
- Massimiliano Benassi2014–2014
- Matteo Liviero2014–2014
- Matthias Lepiller2014–2015
- Mattia Montini2014–2014
Alessandro Carrozza2015–2015- Marco Migliorini2015–2016
- Salvatore Burrai2015–2015
- Bright Addae2019–2020
- Sergiu Suciu2021–2021
- Christian Santos2022–2023
Patryk Peda2025–2025
Juve Stabia is a professional football club based in Castellammare di Stabia, Italy.
The team plays in Serie B, the second tier of Italian football, following promotion from Serie C in the 2023–24 season.
The club was originally founded in 1907 as Stabia Sporting Club by the Weiss brothers.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
Società Sportiva Juve Stabia, an Italian football club based in Castellammare di Stabia, Campania, was founded in 1907 as Stabia Sporting Club by brothers Romano and Pauzano Weiss. The club joined the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) in 1914, marking its entry into competitive football. After a brief hiatus during World War I, the club was re-established in 1919 and achieved promotion to the 1919–20 Promozione championship through a merger with another local club. The club experienced fluctuating fortunes, including relegations and promotions, until financial difficulties led to its rebranding as Football Club Stabiese in 1930, ultimately resulting in bankruptcy in 1933.
The AC Stabia Era
Following its bankruptcy, the club was re-founded as Associazione Calcio Stabia and began anew in the Terza Divisione. The club found success in 1945 by winning the Campania championship. Over the years, AC Stabia continued to compete in various divisions, achieving notable successes, including winning the Campionato Italia Liberata in 1945 and multiple promotions through the Serie C and Serie D leagues.
Recent Developments
In recent years, Juve Stabia has made significant strides, including promotion to Serie B for the 2023–24 season after a successful campaign in Serie C. The club's history reflects resilience and a commitment to the sport, with a legacy of competitive spirit and community support that continues to thrive in Italian football today.
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Карьера и клубы
From Stabia SC (1907–1930) to FC Stabiese (1930–1933)
Football in Castellammare di Stabia originated in 1907 with the foundation of Stabia Sporting Club by the brothers Romano and Pauzano Weiss. The club joined the Campania regional branch of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) in 1914 and began competing officially in Terza Categoria championships. Following World War I, the club was re-established in 1919 under the leadership of lawyer Vincenzo Bonifacio. In 1920, a merger with Sport Club War, another local club founded the previous year, secured promotion to the 1919–20 Promozione championship. Stabia later joined the Confederazione Calcistica Italiana (CCI) and competed in the 1921–22 Prima Divisione, the highest level of Italian football at the time. Financial difficulties led to relegation to the Seconda Divisione in 1924, although the club immediately returned to the top tier the following season. After another relegation in 1925–26, it remained in the second division until 1929. Facing severe financial problems, the club voluntarily dropped down a division in 1930 and changed its name to Football Club Stabiese. The club eventually went bankrupt in 1933.
The AC Stabia era (1933–1953)
Re-founded as Associazione Calcio Stabia, the club was required to restart as a newly affiliated side and therefore began again from the Terza Divisione. In 1945, it won the Campania championship after a closely contested title race with Salernitana. During this…
- League
- Serie B
Наследие
Campionato Italia Liberata Winners: 1945 Serie C Champions: 1950–51, 2018-2019 Lega Pro Prima Divisione Promoted: 2010–11 (After Play-Offs) Lega Pro Seconda Divisione Champions: 1992–93 (Serie C2), 2009–10 Serie D Promoted: 1971–72, 1978–79, 1990–91, 2003–04 Coppa Italia Lega Pro Winners: 2010–11 Coppa Italia Serie D Winners: 2003–04
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Идентификаторы и алиасы
Società Sportiva Juve Stabia is a professional football club based in Castellammare di Stabia, Campania, Italy. The team plays in Serie B, the second tier of Italian football, following promotion from Serie C in the 2023–24 season.
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