Pisa, a city globally renowned for its iconic leaning tower, also holds a deep-rooted footballing tradition that stretches back to 1909. While the club might not boast the glittering trophy cabinets of Italy’s giants, Pisa has carved out a resilient identity over more than a century, representing its historic Tuscan home on the national stage.

The club’s story is one of consistent presence in the lower and middle tiers of Italian football, a testament to the unwavering passion of its fanbase. They call the Arena Garibaldi – Stadio Romeo Anconetani home, a ground with a capacity of 17,500 that has witnessed countless battles and celebrated moments for the Nerazzurri, the black and blue reflecting the city’s colours.

Pisa embodies the spirit of provincial Italian football: a club deeply embedded in its community, living through the highs and lows of the beautiful game. Its journey continues, always striving to climb higher and add new chapters to its long and proud history, sustained by the enduring loyalty of its supporters.