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Palermo - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Last Overall

Played matches Palermo

13.05.25

Palermo

1-1

Carrarese

LT2

1-1

09.05.25

Palermo

2-0

Frosinone

LT2

2-0

04.05.25

Cesena

2-1

Palermo

LT2

2-1

01.05.25

Palermo

1-2

Sudtirol

LT2

1-2

27.04.25

Catanzaro

1-3

Palermo

LT2

1-3

11.04.25

Bari

2-1

Palermo

LT2

2-1

06.04.25

Palermo

5-3

Sassuolo

LT2

5-3

30.03.25

Salernitana

1-2

Palermo

LT2

1-2

14.03.25

Palermo

2-3

Cremonese

LT2

2-3

08.03.25

Sampdoria

1-1

Palermo

LT2

1-1

02.03.25

Palermo

1-0

Brescia

LT2

1-0

23.02.25

Cosenza

0-3

Palermo

LT2

0-3

16.02.25

Palermo

2-2

Mantova

LT2

2-2

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Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Palermo

Played games: 13

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.92

1.38

Under/Over

1.5

92%

2.5

31%

69%

3.5

69%

31%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

77%

23%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

23%

77%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

100%

Italy Serie D Table

Pos #	Team	GS - GC
1	AC Bra	0 - 0
2	A.C. Ospitaletto	0 - 0
3	AC Dolomiti Bellunesi	0 - 0

Italy Serie D Fixtures

05/14/2025 14:00

FC Guidonia Montecelio 1937

Virtus Ciserano Bergamo

Palermo Football Club, commonly known as Palermo, is a historic Italian football club based in the city of Palermo, Sicily. Established in 1900, the club is famous for its distinct pink and black colors as well as its deep roots in the culture of Sicilian football. Palermo has spent much of its history competing in Serie A and Serie B, and is widely recognized as the most successful football club from Sicily.

The club plays its home matches at the Stadio Renzo Barbera, a stadium known for its vibrant atmosphere and passionate support. Palermo has experienced multiple promotions and relegations across its history but remains a beloved club with a proud local heritage and a tradition of producing and developing talented footballers, many of whom have gone on to achieve international acclaim.

With a loyal fan base known as "Rosanero" (the Pink-Blacks), Palermo matches are notable for their lively tifos and sense of Sicilian identity. The club's arch-rivals are Catania, and matches between the two sides—known as the Derby di Sicilia—are among the most hotly contested derbies in Italian football, reflecting the historical and cultural rivalry between the two major Sicilian cities.

Notable players who have represented Palermo include Paulo Dybala, Fabrizio Miccoli, Edinson Cavani, Andrea Barzagli, and Javier Pastore. The club has also served as a springboard for many managers and footballers who later became fixtures of Italian and international football.

Throughout its history, Palermo has reached the Coppa Italia final three times and is a multiple Serie B champion, but a major Italian domestic trophy still eludes the club. Nevertheless, Palermo is celebrated for its contribution to Italian football culture and the promotion of Sicilian identity at a national level.

Team:	Palermo
Full name:	Palermo Football Club S.p.A.
Country:	Italy
Nickname:	Rosanero (The Pink-Blacks), Aquile (The Eagles)
Founded:	1900
Colors:	Pink-Black
Stadium:	Stadio Renzo Barbera 36,365 seats
Address:	Viale del Fante, 11 90146 Palermo, Italy
Telephone:	+39 091 5079009
Fax:	+39 091 6881968
Homepage:	https://www.palermofc.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Palermo FC

Founded

Palermo Football Club was founded in November 1900 as Anglo Palermitan Athletic and Football Club by English expats and locals. The club adopted its famous pink-and-black colors in 1907, which have since become iconic throughout Italian football. Palermo first competed in official Italian competitions in the early 1900s and has alternated between Serie A and Serie B for much of its history.

Notably, the club has played several seasons in Serie A, particularly in the early 1960s and during a golden era in the 2000s when Palermo established itself as a solid top-flight side. Through the decades, Palermo has survived bankruptcies, reformations, and relegations, reflecting the resilience and passion of its supporters. The Rosanero reached the Coppa Italia final in 1974, 1979, and 2011—though victory eluded them on all three occasions.

In the 21st century, Palermo has been a launching pad for many players who have become international stars. Despite facing financial struggles and demotion to lower leagues due to administrative issues, Palermo was reborn and has quickly climbed back into Serie B, with ambitions to return to Serie A and reclaim its place among Italy's elite.

Finances and ownership

Throughout its existence, Palermo has experienced a diverse range of ownership structures and financial scenarios. Its longest-serving and most notorious owner was Maurizio Zamparini, who owned the club from 2002 to 2017 and became famous for frequent managerial changes and bold player investments. Zamparini’s era was marked by dynamic, if sometimes volatile, leadership, pushing Palermo to Serie A and European qualification, including a fifth-place Serie A finish in 2006 and participation in the UEFA Cup.

After financial troubles and a series of ownership changes in the late 2010s, the club underwent bankruptcy and was re-established in 2019, starting from Serie D. In 2022, Palermo was acquired by the City Football Group (owners of Manchester City FC and others), ushering in a new era of stability, ambition, and increased investment. The club’s goal is to consolidate its place in Serie B and mount a sustained challenge for promotion to Serie A, supported by modern football business practices and infrastructure upgrades.

Palermo remains deeply committed to its local roots, running youth and community programs throughout Sicily. The City Football Group’s support aims to blend international expertise with the spirit and heritage of Sicilian football.

Popular culture

Palermo FC is a cultural icon in Sicily, representing the dreams, pride, and identity of the region. The team enjoys fervent support, especially at the Stadio Renzo Barbera where passionate ‘ultra’ groups and families come together on match days. Palermo's unusual pink-and-black kit is unique in Italian football and has inspired songs, books, and documentaries, with the colors symbolizing both joy and hardship.

The club’s anthem, "Rosa come il sole, nero come la notte" (“Pink like the sun, black like the night”), is sung by supporters before every match, reflecting the team’s connection to the city. The Derby di Sicilia with Catania is one of the fiercest rivalries in Italy, often illustrating the competitive spirit and cultural pride of Sicily.

In popular media, Palermo has featured in Italian films and TV series as a symbol of Sicilian determination and rebellion against the odds. The club’s story of revival and hope continues to endear it to football fans beyond Sicily. The city and club are also renowned for their hospitality and unique culinary traditions, making a football trip to Palermo a memorable cultural as well as sporting experience.

Player

Palermo has a rich tradition of developing and showcasing talented footballers, many of whom have had distinguished careers domestically and internationally. The club is celebrated for having scouted and developed several top-level players at a young age, providing a launching pad for future stars.

In its modern history, Palermo has launched the careers of players like Paulo Dybala and Edinson Cavani, both of whom moved on to become renowned international strikers. Fabrizio Miccoli remains a cult hero for his goal-scoring prowess and leadership on and off the field. The Rosanero have also produced respected Italian talents such as Andrea Barzagli and Federico Balzaretti.

The current squad is a mix of experienced professionals and promising young players, reflecting Palermo’s continuing commitment to development. Homegrown Sicilian players and rising international talents form the core of the team, as the club strives for promotion and stability.

Famous Players

Over the years, many distinguished players have worn the pink and black of Palermo. Some of the most notable include:

Fabrizio Miccoli: Revered by fans, Miccoli is considered the greatest Palermo player of the modern era, scoring 81 goals between 2007 and 2013 and serving as captain.
Paulo Dybala: The Argentine forward played from 2012 to 2015, dazzling fans with his skill and going on to star for Juventus and Argentina.
Edinson Cavani: The Uruguayan striker played for Palermo between 2007 and 2010, before becoming one of the world’s most prolific goalscorers at Napoli and Paris Saint-Germain.
Andrea Barzagli: The World Cup-winning defender spent formative years at Palermo before moving to Wolfsburg and Juventus.
Javier Pastore: The Argentine playmaker lit up Serie A with his elegance from 2009 to 2011 before joining Paris Saint-Germain.
Salvatore Sirigu: Developed at Palermo, he became a top Italian goalkeeper and key player for the national team.

These and many others have helped Palermo build a reputation as a springboard for top-level football talent.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Fabrizio Miccoli	FW	81	179	0.45
2	Carlo Radice	FW	67	199	0.34
3	Roberto Biffi	DF	62	317	0.20
4	Giuseppe Santon	FW	59	165	0.36
5	Paulo Dybala	FW	21	89	0.24
6	Edinson Cavani	FW	37	117	0.32
7	Igor Budan	FW	19	79	0.24
8	Andrea Caracciolo	FW	13	43	0.30
9	Javier Pastore	MF	14	69	0.20
10	Franco Vazquez	MF	22	109	0.20

Typical Squad

Palermo FC customarily fields a squad structured around modern tactical formations, often a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1, with a mix of experienced leaders and promising young talent drawn from Sicily and further afield.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is a vital part of the team, providing reflex saves, command of the penalty area, and leadership from the back. Recent seasons have seen players such as Samuele Massolo and Mirko Pigliacelli share duties in the Palermo goal.

Defender

Palermo’s defense traditionally consists of four at the back, with reliable fullbacks and physically strong central defenders. Key players in recent seasons have included Edoardo Lancini, Ivan Marconi, and Marco Sala.

Midfielder

Midfielders at Palermo are known for their versatility and technical skill, tasked with both shielding the defense and initiating attacks. Regular starters include Jacopo Segre and Alessio Buttaro, flanked by dynamic wingers or creative central players.

Forward

Forwards at Palermo blend youthful exuberance with experience, often featuring quick, skillful attackers and traditional strikers. Matteo Brunori has recently spearheaded the attack, with support from dynamic wingers and attacking midfielders.

Youth development remains a priority, with Palermo continuing to promote local talent from its academy and across Sicily.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season maintains Palermo’s ambition and energy, as the club competes in Serie B with hopes of promotion to the top flight. The squad is composed of a blend of experienced veterans, homegrown prospects, and promising signings.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Mirko Pigliacelli	Italy	Italy	30/06/1993
Updating	12	Samuele Massolo	Italy	Italy	04/05/1996
Defender
Updating	79	Ivan Marconi	Italy	Italy	25/10/1989
Updating	5	Edoardo Lancini	Italy	Italy	10/04/1994
Updating	30	Marco Sala	Italy	Italy	04/06/1999
Updating	3	Alessandro Graves	Denmark	Denmark	04/05/1999
Midfielder
Updating	8	Jacopo Segre	Italy	Italy	17/02/1997
Updating	25	Alessio Buttaro	Italy	Italy	10/09/2002
Updating	6	Claudio Gomes	France	France	23/07/2000
Updating	10	Giuseppe Di Mariano	Italy	Italy	20/06/1996
Forward
Updating	9	Matteo Brunori	Italy	Italy	01/11/1994
Updating	11	Francesco Di Mariano	Italy	Italy	20/04/1996
Updating	7	Roberto Insigne	Italy	Italy	11/05/1994
Updating	27	Gennaro Tutino	Italy	Italy	20/08/1996
Manager
Updating		Michele Mignani	Italy	Italy	30/04/1972
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Palermo Football Club, based in Sicily, has a storied history marked by several managers who have contributed significantly to the club’s legacy. Throughout the decades, Palermo has experienced both remarkable rises—such as promtions to Serie A and impressive cup runs—and dramatic setbacks, with coaching decisions playing a crucial role in these moments. Below are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of Palermo FC:

Francesco Guidolin: One of Palermo’s most notable coaches, Guidolin managed the club in several spells (notably 2004–2005, 2006–2007, and 2007–2008), leading them to their historic promotion to Serie A in the 2003/04 season and establishing Palermo as a competitive side in the top flight.
Delio Rossi: Serving as head coach from 2009 to 2011, Rossi guided Palermo to a fifth-place finish in Serie A in 2009–10 and notably led the team to the Coppa Italia final in 2011, where they were runners-up.
Stefano Pioli: Although his stint in 2011 was brief, Pioli's presence reflected Palermo's ambitions during a period when the club was frequently competing in the upper half of Serie A.
Giuseppe Iachini: Managing Palermo from 2013 to 2015 (with brief returns in 2016), Iachini led Palermo to the Serie B title in 2013–14 and secured a comfortable position in Serie A the subsequent season, nurturing several young talents.
Silvio Baldini: Baldini returned to Palermo in December 2021 and was pivotal in the club’s resurgence, steering Palermo to promotion to Serie B in the 2021–22 season via the playoffs, marking a turning point in their modern era.

These coaches, among others, have shaped the history and achievements of Palermo FC, leaving a lasting imprint on the club’s journey through Italian football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
10/06/2023 – present	Eugenio Corini	Italy	30/07/1970
24/12/2021 – 29/05/2023	Silvio Baldini	Italy	11/09/1958
30/12/2020 – 23/12/2021	Giacomo Filippi	Italy	27/10/1976
03/08/2019 – 29/12/2020	Roberto Boscaglia	Italy	24/05/1968
05/12/2018 – 31/07/2019	Delio Rossi	Italy	26/01/1960
28/11/2018 – 04/12/2018	Roberto Stellone	Italy	22/07/1977
25/04/2018 – 27/11/2018	Bruno Tedino	Italy	13/08/1964
28/09/2017 – 23/04/2018	Roberto Stellone	Italy	22/07/1977
29/08/2017 – 27/09/2017	Bruno Tedino	Italy	13/08/1964
06/03/2017 – 28/08/2017	Diego Bortoluzzi	Italy	27/09/1966
24/02/2017 – 05/03/2017	Diego López	Uruguay	22/08/1974
11/01/2017 – 23/02/2017	Eugenio Corini	Italy	30/07/1970
24/11/2016 – 10/01/2017	Roberto De Zerbi	Italy	06/06/1979
06/09/2016 – 23/11/2016	Davide Ballardini	Italy	06/01/1964
12/07/2016 – 05/09/2016	Bruno Tedino	Italy	13/08/1964
11/02/2013 – 10/11/2015	Giuseppe Iachini	Italy	07/05/1964
11/03/2012 – 10/02/2013	Gian Piero Gasperini	Italy	26/01/1958
01/10/2011 – 10/03/2012	Devis Mangia	Italy	06/06/1974
01/07/2011 – 30/09/2011	Stefano Pioli	Italy	20/10/1965
04/11/2009 – 31/05/2011	Delio Rossi	Italy	26/01/1960
06/11/2007 – 23/10/2009	Davide Ballardini	Italy	06/01/1964
03/04/2006 – 16/05/2007	Francesco Guidolin	Italy	03/10/1955
15/01/2006 – 02/04/2006	Giuseppe Papadopulo	Italy	02/02/1948
01/08/2004 – 11/01/2006	Francesco Guidolin	Italy	03/10/1955
01/07/2003 – 30/06/2004	Silvio Baldini	Italy	11/09/1958
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2003	Ezio Glerean	Italy	08/12/1958
01/07/2001 – 30/06/2002	Bortolo Mutti	Italy	11/08/1954
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2001	Franco Scoglio	Italy	02/05/1941
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Crests and Colors

Unione Sportiva Città di Palermo, commonly known as Palermo, is a historic Italian football club based in Palermo, Sicily. The club's identity has been shaped over a century, with several significant changes to its crest and team colors.

Palermo's original crest, dating from its founding in 1900, featured a simple shield with the initials "U.S. Palermo." Over the decades, the club's logo underwent multiple changes. The most recognizable and enduring emblem, introduced in 2004, featured a golden eagle spreading its wings over a pink and black background, symbolizing the island's proud spirit and the club's nickname “Rosanero.” The eagle references the official symbol of the city of Palermo. In 2019, a modern graphic crest was introduced featuring the stylized 'P' forming an eagle's head, embracing a minimalist yet contemporary design. This is the current logo as of 2024.

Palermo is known for its unique and iconic colors: pink and black. The legendary pink-and-black kit was first introduced in 1907, inspired by the phrase "the sweet and the bitter," reflecting the highs and lows of sporting life. Over time, while occasional away kits have featured white, gold, or blue, the tradition of pink shirts with black shorts has remained Palermo's most distinctive look.

The club’s official home and away jerseys continue to make a bold visual statement in Italian football, and the color scheme is considered one of the most original and emblematic in the sport.

Fan Club

Palermo enjoys a fervent and devoted fan base, regarded as some of the most passionate in Italy. The main supporters' group is the “Curva Nord Inferiore,” known simply as Curva Nord, which fills the northern stands of the Stadio Renzo Barbera on match days. The Curva Nord is famous for its elaborate choreography, vibrant banners, and powerful vocal support for the Rosanero, especially during critical moments and derby matches.

Other local fan groups, including “Ultras Palermo 1900” and “Brigate Rosanero,” contribute to Palermo’s colorful and energetic stadium experience. Their loyalty is legendary: even during seasons in the lower divisions, fan attendance has remained among the highest in Southern Italy.

Palermo supporters are recognized for their deep attachment to their Sicilian identity, often expressing pride not just in the football club but also in the island of Sicily itself. The “Tifosi Rosanero” travel widely to support Palermo—reflecting a sense of community and resilience, whatever the team’s circumstances.

Stadium

Palermo plays its home games at the Stadio Renzo Barbera, located in the city of Palermo, Italy. The stadium was inaugurated in 1932 and has served as the home ground for the club ever since. Initially named Stadio Littorio, it was later renamed Stadio La Favorita, before taking its current name in honor of former club president Renzo Barbera in 2002.

The Stadio Renzo Barbera currently has a seating capacity of approximately 36,365 spectators. It is renowned for its unique setting at the foot of Monte Pellegrino and is considered one of the most atmospheric stadiums in Italy, especially when filled with Rosanero fans. The stadium underwent major renovations ahead of the 1990 FIFA World Cup, including the installation of new stands, upgraded seating, and improved facilities. Several additional upgrades have been made since to enhance the matchday experience and ensure safety standards.

The stadium has hosted numerous significant fixtures, including international matches involving the Italian national team, and remains a symbol of pride for the city of Palermo and Sicilian football lovers.

Honours and Awards

U.S. Città di Palermo, known at various times as U.S. Palermo or simply Palermo, holds a distinguished record in Italian football, particularly at the domestic level. While the club has yet to secure major national titles such as Serie A or Coppa Italia, Palermo has enjoyed success in Italy’s lower leagues and cup competitions, regularly demonstrating resilience and spirit.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Serie B Champion (Italy)	5	Winner	31/32, 48/49, 67/68, 2003/04, 2013/14
2	Serie C/Serie C1/Prima Divisione (Italy)	6	Winner	30/31, 42/43, 57/58, 88/89, 2000/01, 2018/19
3	Coppa Italia Serie C	1	Winner	1992/93
4	Coppa Italia (Italy)	0	Runner-up	1973/74, 1978/79, 2010/11
5	European Cups	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Palermo

Q: What does the eagle represent in Palermo's crest?

A: The eagle is the symbol of the city of Palermo and represents strength, pride, and the Sicilian spirit.

Q: Why are Palermo's colors pink and black?

A: Pink and black symbolize the “sweet and the bitter” of life and sport, introduced to represent both joy and disappointment experienced by the club and fans.

Q: What is Palermo's stadium called, and what is its capacity?

A: Palermo plays at Stadio Renzo Barbera, which has a capacity of around 36,365 spectators.

Q: Who are Palermo's biggest rivals?

A: Palermo’s main rivals are Catania (in the "Derby di Sicilia") and Messina, both fellow Sicilian clubs.

Q: Has Palermo ever played in European competitions?

A: Yes, Palermo has taken part in the UEFA Cup (now Europa League), most notably between 2005 and 2012, reaching the Round of 16 in 2006.

Q: What is the most successful period in Palermo's history?

A: Palermo’s golden era was from 2004 to 2013, with the club consistently playing in Serie A and qualifying for European competitions.

Q: Who are some famous players that played for Palermo?

A: Renowned players include Paulo Dybala, Edinson Cavani, Javier Pastore, Andrea Barzagli, and Fabrizio Miccoli.

Q: Has Palermo ever won the Coppa Italia?

A: Palermo reached the Coppa Italia final three times (1974, 1979, 2011) but has not yet won the trophy.

Q: What is the nickname of Palermo fans?

A: Palermo fans are commonly known as “Tifosi Rosanero” after the club’s pink-and-black colors.

Q: When was Palermo founded?

A: Palermo was founded in 1900, making it one of the oldest football clubs in Sicily.

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