Experience the unconditional passion of Il Toro. Secure your seats to see Torino FC at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino and be part of one of Serie A's most loyal fanbases. Don't miss out!
The Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino stands as a sporting and cultural emblem in the city of Turin, Italy. Inaugurated in 1933, this venue has witnessed countless historic moments and currently serves as the home of Torino FC. With an official capacity of 28,177 spectators, the stadium offers excellent visibility from all seats, creating an intimate and electrifying atmosphere. Its design combines classic architectural elements with modern amenities introduced during its complete renovation for the 2006 Winter Olympics, where it hosted the opening and closing ceremonies. Located in the Santa Rita district, the stadium is not only a meeting point for football fans but also a versatile stage for major concerts and international events, establishing itself as a cornerstone of the region's social and sporting life.
Torino FC is much more than a football club; it is an emblem of resilience, passion, and tradition in the city of Turin. Founded in 1906, its history is marked by moments of glory and profound tragedy. The team is universally remembered for the 'Grande Torino' of the 1940s, a squad that won five consecutive league titles and formed the backbone of the Italian national team before its tragic end in the Superga air disaster of 1949.
This event defined the club's identity, forging an unbreakable bond with its fanbase, known for its unconditional loyalty. The maroon color of their jersey is a symbol of pride and belonging. The club has also lifted five Coppa Italia trophies, the last in 1993.
Their home is the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, a venue that, although modern, breathes the club's history. The atmosphere on match days is intense, especially during the 'Derby della Mole' against Juventus, a match that paralyzes the city and represents the struggle between Torino's working-class tradition and the industrial elite associated with their rival. Attending a Toro match is a complete Italian football experience, filled with chants, color, and a passion passed down through generations.
The club has announced a series of friendly matches in Austria to prepare for the 2026-2027 Serie A season.
The Argentine forward arrives from Napoli to strengthen 'Il Toro's' attack for the upcoming campaign.
Torino has unveiled its new jerseys, maintaining the traditional maroon color with modern details.
The highly anticipated clashes against Juventus will be played in November and May, marking the calendar for all fans.
The experienced Italian manager takes charge of the team with the goal of leading them to European competitions.
New food and entertainment options will be implemented for match days at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino.
The Torino fanbase responds with enthusiasm, ensuring strong support in the stands for the 2026-2027 season.
Several promising players from the Primavera team will have the opportunity to impress the new coaching staff during summer training.
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