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Founded in 1906, Torino are based in Turin and wear the maroon shirts that have become one of Italian football's most recognisable identities. Known as Il Toro, or the Bull, the club draws its symbol from Turin's civic emblem. Torino play at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, whose name commemorates the celebrated side lost in the Superga air disaster of 1949.
Torino have won seven Italian championships and five Coppa Italia trophies. Their defining era belonged to Grande Torino, who won five consecutive league titles during the 1940s with an adventurous, technically accomplished team built around captain Valentino Mazzola. The 1975-76 side, led by the goals of Paolo Pulici and Francesco Graziani, delivered another championship and remains the reference point for the club's post-war generations.
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Club profile maintained by Oddsivio · sourced from official club records.
The restored Stadio Filadelfia serves as a training and academy base while preserving the memory of Grande Torino's original home. Torino's fiercest rivalry is with Juventus, and the Derby della Mole contrasts two clubs from the same city with markedly different traditions and supporter cultures. Mazzola embodies the club's greatest team, while Pulici remains a lasting symbol of its combative character and bond with the maroon support.
On this page you can follow Torino's fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
Torino are 14th in the Serie A 2026 season with 4 points from 5 games (1W 1D 3L). They have won 1 of their last 5.
Ché Adams is Torino's top scorer this season with 2 goals.
Torino vs Udinese — Serie A, 12 Oct 2026