itSuperLega

Official portal of Lega Pallavolo Serie A — SuperLega schedule, results, standings and squads.

Cisterna di Latina — founded in 2023, the club bought the sporting title from Top Volley Latina and debuted in SuperLega in 2023/24.

Cuneo in Piedmont — founded in 2015, a year after Piemonte Volley folded, to bring top-flight volleyball back to the city. In 2026/27 it competes as Acqua Sant’Anna Cuneo, having earlier played as MA Acqua San Bernardo Cuneo and Banca Alpi Marittime Acqua S. Bernardo Cuneo.

Civitanova Marche — founded in 1990 in Treia, seven-time Italian champions. In earlier seasons it played as Lube Banca Marche Macerata and today as Cucine Lube Civitanova.

Modena — Italy’s record champions with twelve national titles. The club was successively Gruppo Sportivo Panini (1966–1993), Daytona Volley (1993–2005) and Pallavolo Modena (2005–2013); its twelfth title, in 2015/16, came as DHL Modena, and today it plays as Valsa Group Modena.

Monza — the men’s team of the Vero Volley consortium, running since 2008 and playing at the Opiquad Arena since 2012. The club is officially registered as Volley Milano; in earlier seasons it competed as Gi Group Monza and Mint Vero Volley Monza, today as Vero Volley Monza.

Padua — founded in 1999 as Sempre Volley, out of the volleyball section of Petrarca Padova. In earlier seasons it played as Kioene Padova and today as Sonepar Padova.

Perugia — nicknamed the “Block Devils”, founded in 2001 in Bastia Umbra, three-time champions and winners of the 2025/26 season. Its first title, in 2017/18, came as Sir Safety Conad Perugia; it later played as Sir Susa Vim Perugia and today competes as Sir Susa Scai Perugia, and as Sir Sicoma Monini Perugia in European cups.

Piacenza — founded in 2018, playing in the top flight since the 2019/20 season. The club is officially registered as You Energy Volley and competes as Gas Sales Bluenergy Piacenza.

Milan — founded in 2010 and, after a break in activity, refounded in 2012 as Powervolley Milano. In earlier seasons it played as Revivre Axopower Milano and today as Allianz Milano.

Prata di Pordenone in Friuli — the volleyball section of the local sports centre was founded in 1974. It competes as Tinet Prata di Pordenone.

Trento — founded on 23 May 2000, six-time Italian champions, most recently in 2024/25. Under sponsor names it played as Itas Diatec Trentino (2001–2013), Diatec Trentino and Energy T.I. Diatec Trentino (2014/15), and today as Itas Trentino.

Verona — founded on 27 May 2021 by buying the sporting title from NBV and debuting in SuperLega straight away. In earlier seasons it competed as WithU Verona and today as Rana Verona.