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  • 2 days ago | destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian

    The second-oldest stadium in Italy behind Genoa’s Luigi Ferraris, the Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo may just be the most picturesque ground in the world. It is not often, after all, that you can watch a match in a stadium nestled on one of the islands within the Venetian Lagoon. Surrounded on two sides by water, and only accessible by boat or foot, the Penzo, much like Venice itself, is beautifully idiosyncratic.

  • 6 days ago | destinationcalcio.com | Harry Slavin

    Serie A has strengthened its roots in the United States by partnering with the National Italian American Federation. Italy’s top flight has made no secret of its desire to crack the American market and set up its own offices in New York back in 2022. Since then it has made huge strides, with top-flight Italian matches being aired on national TV through CBS and a deal with Classic Football Shirts allowing US fans access to this season’s kits.

  • 1 week ago | destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian

    When Lewis Ferguson was named Serie A’s best midfielder last season, he became the first Scot in history to scoop up the Bulgarelli No 8 Award, a prize with particular significance for the Bologna captain as it is named after the late club legend Giacomo Bulgarelli. Twelve months on, one of Ferguson’s compatriots has made a strong case for the accolade to be passed from one Scot to another.

  • 1 week ago | destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian

    “AvevAte dubbi?”, read the post on Sassuolo’s official X account after the Neroverdi clinched promotion on Sunday night. The capital “A” was a nod to Serie A, but what mattered most was the underlying message. “Did you have any doubts?”. Sassuolo, for their part, never did. Their CEO Giovanni Carnevali made it clear as early as last May, when a home defeat against Cagliari sealed the Neroverdi‘s return to Serie B after 10 years. “We’ll be back in Serie A at the earliest opportunity,” he vowed.

  • 1 week ago | destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian

    “AvevAte dubbi?”, read the post on Sassuolo’s official X account after the Neroverdi clinched promotion on Sunday night. The capital “A” was a nod to Serie A, but what mattered most was the underlying message. “Did you have any doubts?”. Sassuolo, for their part, never did. Their CEO Giovanni Carnevali made it clear as early as last May, when a home defeat against Cagliari sealed the Neroverdi‘s return to Serie B after 10 years. “We’ll be back in Serie A at the earliest opportunity,” he vowed.

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