itSerie A

Bergamo, "La Dea" — a regular in European competitions and Europa League winners in 2024.

Bologna, the "rossoblù" — one of the oldest clubs and seven-time Italian champions.

Sardinia's capital; champions in 1970, in the era of Gigi Riva.

Town on Lake Como; back among the elite with ambitious owners.

Florence, "Viola" — two-time Italian champions.

Town in Lazio, the "canarini" — back in the top division after promotion.

Italy's oldest club (1893), nine-time champions, "il Grifone".

Milan, the "Nerazzurri" — a record-breaking club, champions of Europe in 2010.

Turin, the "Old Lady" — Italy's record champions.

Rome, the "biancocelesti" — two-time Italian champions.

Apulia, the "giallorossi" — a club from the heel of the Italian boot.

Milan, the "Rossoneri" — seven-time winners of the Champions League/European Cup.

Lombardy; back in Serie A after promotion.

Naples, the "Partenopei" — Italian champions, a club forever linked with Diego Maradona.

Emilia, the "gialloblù" — UEFA Cup winners in 1995 and 1999.

Rome, the "giallorossi" — three-time Italian champions.

Small town in Emilia, the "neroverdi" — back in Serie A after promotion.

Turin, "il Toro" — seven-time champions and the legacy of the Grande Torino.

Friuli, the "zebrette" — a long-standing, steady Serie A side.

Venice, the "arancioneroverdi" — back in Serie A after promotion.