Genoa isn’t just a football club; it’s a piece of Italian sporting history, proudly carrying the moniker of Italy’s oldest football club, founded all the way back in 1893. This deep heritage gives the club a unique standing, a living monument to the very beginnings of organised football in Italy, predating many of the giants we know today.

Based in the bustling port city of Genova, the club plays its home matches at the Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris, which has a capacity of 36703. For well over a century, the Rossoblu have been a fixture in the Italian football landscape, embodying the spirit and resilience of their city.

While the modern game often focuses on recent glories, Genoa’s enduring appeal lies in its foundational role rather than a recent trophy haul. They remain a club with a passionate fanbase, deeply connected to their history, continuing to represent Genova with pride on the pitch and ensuring that Italy’s original football club remains a part of its future.