Italian_Football_League_Teams
This is a list of football clubs located in Italy, sorted by division, then alphabetically, and including geographical locations, home stadium information and club positions in the prior season.
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Serie A
- 2023–24 Serie A clubs. For a complete list of clubs see List of Italian Football Championship clubs.
Serie B
- 2023–24 Serie B clubs.
Serie C
- 2022–23 Serie C clubs.
Group A (North)
Group B (Central)
Group C (South)
Former Serie A/B participants in Serie D and below
Chievo (17 seasons in Serie A, 10 seasons in Serie B) was excluded from Serie B following an 8th-place finish in 2020-21 due to financial irregularities and failed to register for play since 2021–22.
The below tables listing amateur-level Italian soccer clubs are out of date or incomplete. The following teams are presently participants in Serie D (or lower) but have formerly played at Serie A, the top level of Italian professional football:
- Livorno - 18 seasons in Serie A plus 27 seasons in Serie B
- Reggina - 9 seasons in Serie A plus 25 seasons in Serie B [excluded from Serie B in August 2023]
- Siena - 9 seasons in Serie A plus 13 seasons in Serie B [excluded from Serie C in August 2023]
- Piacenza - 8 seasons in Serie A plus 18 seasons in Serie B
- Varese – 7 seasons in Serie A plus 21 seasons in Serie B (since disbanded and replaced by illegitimate phoenix club Città di Varese in Serie D)
- Casale – 4 seasons in Serie A plus 4 seasons in Serie B
- Legnano – 3 seasons in Serie A plus 14 seasons in Serie B
- Pistoiese – 1 season in Serie A plus 19 seasons in Serie B
- Treviso – 1 season in Serie A plus 16 seasons in Serie B
- Carpi – 1 season in Serie A plus 5 seasons in Serie B
Further, the following participants of Serie D have previously played at the Serie B level of Italian football but not Serie A:
- Sambenedettese (21 seasons)
- Fanfulla (12 seasons)
- Prato (10 seasons)
- Ravenna (7 seasons)
- Città di Siracusa (7 seasons)
- Fidelis Andria (6 seasons)
- Grosseto (6 seasons)
- Seregno (6 seasons)
- Campobasso (5 seasons)
- Savona (5 seasons)
- Trapani (5 seasons)
- Barletta (4 seasons)
- Cavese (3 seasons)
- Derthona (3 seasons)
- L'Aquila (3 seasons)
- Nocerina (3 seasons)
- Pordenone (3 seasons) [Excluded from Serie C during June 2023. 2023-24 status uncertain]
- Samremese (3 seasons)
- Savoia (3 seasons)
- Rieti (2 seasons)
- Acireale (2 seasons)
- Crema (2 seasons)
- Licata (2 seasons)
- Alzano Virescit (1 season)
- Forli (1 season)
- Gallipoli (1 season)
- Massese (1 season)
- Matera (1 season)
- Mestre (1 season)
- Ponte San Pietro Isola (1 season as Vita Nova)
Other teams that have participated in Serie B since 1948 but now compete in Eccellenza or Promozione:
- Pavia (4 seasons) – Eccellenza
- Virtus Lanciano (4 seasons) – Eccellenza
- Piombino (3 seasons) – Promozione
- Castel di Sangro (2 seasons) – Promozione
- Trani (2 seasons) – Promozione
- Portogruaro (1 season) – Eccellenza
15 other clubs have fielded a Serie B team in 1948 or earlier, but now field squads languishing in the lower rungs of the football pyramid since that time. These include:
- Vigevano Calcio (11 seasons)
- Marzotto (10 seasons)
- Viareggio (6 seasons)
- Monfalcone (4 seasons)
- Gallaratese (2 seasons)
- Biellese (2 seasons)
- Pro Gorizia (2 seasons)
- Suzzara (2 seasons)
- Scafatese (2 seasons)
- Vogherese (2 seasons)
- Sestrese (1 season)
- Molinella (1 season)
- Maceratese (1 season)
- Centese (1 season)
- Magenta (1 season)
5 other teams have played in Serie B but are now considered permanently defunct:
- A.C. Virtus Bolzano – Ceased operations in 2017
- Grion Pola – Territory ceded to Croatia
- Fiumana – Territory ceded to Croatia
- Alba Trastevere – Merged into Roma
- M.A.T.E.R. – Dissolved in 1945