Como

Como 1907 was founded on 25 May 1907 in the city of Como, Lombardy, and plays its home matches at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia (used since 1928). The club has enjoyed several spells in Serie A, winning the Serie B championship three times (1948-49, 1979-80 and 2001-02) and returning to the top flight in 2024 under the ownership of the Hartono family. Its best-ever league finish was sixth place in Serie A in the 1949-50 season.

Honours

all-time

League

Serie C4×

Serie B3×

Serie D2×

Domestic cups

Coppa Italia Serie C1×

Coppa Italia Serie D1×

All-time top scorers

club record

1Antonio Cetti91goals

2Marco Romano71goals

3Alessandro Gabrielloni62goals

4Giuseppe Baldini57goals

5Renato Preziati48goals

Club legends

BrunoBallarini

Defender1958–1970Libero and long-serving captain who holds the club's all-time appearance record with 350 games.

PietroVierchowod

Defender1976–1981Commanding centre-back who launched his career at Como before becoming a World Cup winner with Italy.

GianlucaZambrotta

Defender1994–1997Emerged through Como as a winger before developing into a World Cup-winning full-back.

MarcoTardelli

Midfielder1974–1975Rising midfielder who helped Como win promotion and later returned to manage the club.

CescFàbregas

Midfielder2022–2024Spanish playmaker and part-owner who joined as a player and went on to become head coach.

LuigiMeroni

Forward1960–1962Gifted winger who began his career at Como before starring for Torino.

Recent record

2024/25–2025/26

76

P

33

W

21

D

22

L

43%

Win %

114

Goals

+33

GD

Recent top scorers

2024/25–2025/26

NicoPaz 18GAnastasiosDouvikas 16GAssaneDiao 10GLucasDa Cunha 9GPatrickCutrone7GGabrielStrefezza6GMartinBaturina6GMaxenceCaqueret4G

Recent top assisters

2024/25–2025/26

NicoPaz 14AMaxenceCaqueret9AJesúsRodríguez9AMáximoPerrone7ALucasDa Cunha 7APatrickCutrone4AGabrielStrefezza4AMërgimVojvoda4A

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