Rosanero · Aquile (the Eagles)

Palermo Football Club

1 November 1900, as Anglo-Palermitan Athletic and Foot-Ball Club
Titles this save1
Cups this save0
W-D-L this save49-4-19

The story

real history in grey, this save in colour
  1. 1900
    Founded in Palermo as the Anglo-Palermitan Athletic and Foot-Ball Club
  2. 1907
    Renamed Palermo Foot-Ball Club and switched to pink and black
  3. 1932
    First Serie A season; the stadium that is now the Renzo Barbera opens
  4. 1986
    Expelled from professional football for financial reasons
  5. 1987
    Refounded, starting again in Serie C2
  6. 2004
    Serie B champions, back in Serie A after 31 years; Luca Toni scores 30
  7. 2006
    First European campaign reaches the UEFA Cup round of 16
  8. 2011
    Coppa Italia final, lost 3–1 to Inter
  9. 2013
    Relegated after nine straight Serie A seasons
  10. 2014
    Serie B champions again, under Giuseppe Iachini
  11. 2019
    Excluded from professional football; a new club starts in Serie D
  12. 2022
    Promoted to Serie B and bought by City Football Group
  13. 2026
    This saveSerie BKT champions in M. Jorna's first season, and Coppa Italia semi-finalists
  14. 2026
    This saveRecord sale: Toni Fruk to West Ham for €33.5M
  15. 2027
    This saveRecord signing: Juan Castro from Huracán for €15.2M; 4th in Serie A at the end of January

Honours & best seasons

before this save
Honours
5 Serie B titles · 1 Coppa Italia Serie C
Best Serie A finish
5th (2005–06, 2006–07, 2009–10)
Coppa Italia finals
1973–74 · 1978–79 · 2010–11, all lostBologna on penalties, Juventus after extra time, Inter 3–1
Europe
Five UEFA campaigns; round of 16 in the 2005–06 UEFA Cup
Serie A seasons
29Before this save