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Torino
Est. 1906 · Torino, Italy
Stadium
Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino
27,958 capacity
Manager
Ignazio Abate
since 2026
Torino Football Club was founded on 3 December 1906 in Turin, Piedmont, and plays at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The club is one of Italy's most storied sides, winning seven Serie A titles, most famously the five consecutive scudetti of the legendary Grande Torino team of the 1940s, whose players were almost entirely wiped out in the Superga air disaster of 4 May 1949.
Honours
all-timeLeague
Serie A7×
Serie B3×
Domestic cups
Coppa Italia5×
Europe
Mitropa Cup1×
All-time top scorers
club record1Paolo Pulici172goals
2Julio Libonatti157goals
3Gino Rossetti144goals
4Guglielmo Gabetto127goals
5Marco Ferrante125goals
Club legends
ValentinoMazzola
Midfielder1942–1949Captain and talisman of the Grande Torino, he led the side to four straight titles before dying at Superga.ValerioBacigalupo
Goalkeeper1945–1949The outstanding goalkeeper of the Grande Torino, he also perished in the Superga disaster aged 25.GiorgioFerrini
Midfielder1959–1975A one-club man nicknamed 'La Diga', he is Torino's all-time appearance record holder with 566 games.RobertoRosato
Defender1960–1966An elegant centre-back who began his career at Torino before becoming an Italy international.AldoAgroppi
Midfielder1963–1975A combative and influential midfielder who made over 200 appearances for the Granata.GigiMeroni
Forward1964–1967The 'Farfalla granata' winger whose death in a road accident in 1967 shocked Italian football.ClaudioSala
Midfielder1969–1980A creative winger known as 'il poeta del gol' who inspired the 1975-76 title win.PaoloPulici
Forward1967–1982Torino's all-time leading scorer and hero of the 1975-76 Scudetto-winning side.Recent record
2019/20–2025/26266
P
80
W
82
D
104
L
30%
Win %
303
Goals
-60
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.