itSerie A Gold

Official page of the Italian Handball Federation (FIGH) for the top flight — schedule, results, standings.

Siracusa in Sicily — the island's second most decorated club by top-flight appearances.

Meran/Merano in South Tyrol — the first Italian handball club to become a joint-stock company.

Cassano Magnago near Varese — the 2026 Italian champions, the club's first title.

Chiaravalle near Ancona — a club founded in 1976 with its own youth academy.

Cingoli in the Marche region — the handball section of the multi-sport club Polisportiva Cingoli, currently sponsored as Macagi.

Cologne near Brescia — a club founded in 1984, currently sponsored as Metelli.

Fasano — five-time Italian champions, most recently in 2024.

Conversano — alongside Trieste, Italy's most decorated club with 24 national titles.

Enna in Sicily — a club founded in 1969, currently sponsored as Orlando.

Trieste — Italy's record champions with 17 national titles.

Pressano near Trento — a club competing without a title sponsor in its name.

Sassari in Sardinia — refounded in 2017, winners of the 2022 Italian Cup and 2023 Super Cup.

Molteno in Lombardy — promoted to the top flight for the 2024/25 season.

Bolzano in South Tyrol — the handball section of the multi-sport club SSV Bozen.