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Parma
Est. 1913 · Parma, Italy
Stadium
Stadio Ennio Tardini
27,906 capacity
Manager
Carlos Antón Cuesta
since 2025
Parma Calcio 1913 was founded on 27 July 1913 in Parma, Emilia-Romagna, and plays its home games at the Stadio Ennio Tardini. Despite never winning a Serie A title, the club enjoyed a golden era between 1992 and 2002, winning eight major trophies including three Coppa Italia, two UEFA Cups, a UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and a UEFA Super Cup. Its best league finish came as Serie A runners-up in 1996-97.
Honours
all-timeLeague
Serie C4×
Domestic cups
Coppa Italia3×
Supercoppa Italiana1×
Europe
UEFA Europa League2×
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup1×
UEFA Super Cup1×
All-time top scorers
club record1Hernán Crespo94goals
2William Bronzoni78goals
3Gianfranco Zola64goals
4Luciano Degara62goals
5Alessandro Melli56goals
Club legends
GianluigiBuffon
Goalkeeper1995–2001Emerged from the Parma youth academy to become one of the greatest goalkeepers in history before his move to Juventus.FabioCannavaro
Defender1995–2002Anchored Parma's defence for seven years and later captained Italy to the 2006 World Cup.LilianThuram
Defender1996–2001A commanding French international defender who helped Parma win the UEFA Cup and Coppa Italia double in 1999.DinoBaggio
Midfielder1994–2000A powerful box-to-box midfielder who scored in the 1995 UEFA Cup Final win over Juventus.JuanSebastián Verón
Midfielder1998–1999The elegant Argentine playmaker was central to Parma's 1999 UEFA Cup and Coppa Italia triumphs.HernánCrespo
Forward1996–2000, 2010–2012The club's all-time record goalscorer with 94 goals across two spells.FaustinoAsprilla
Forward1992–1996, 1998–1999A flamboyant Colombian striker who helped fire Parma to their first European trophies.Recent record
2019/20–2025/26152
P
35
W
45
D
72
L
23%
Win %
167
Goals
-77
GD
Recent top scorers
2019/20–2025/26Recent top assisters
2019/20–2025/26Recent-form sections cover the seasons in Mundial (2019/20–2025/26). Not affiliated with or endorsed by any league or club.