Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris, home stadium of Sampdoria
Sampdoria

Sampdoria

ItalyItalien
DLLLW

Grundlagt

1946

Spillested

Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris

By

Genoa

Kapacitet

36,703

Underlag

grass

#17 Serie B R5# Coppa Italia # Club Friendlies

Trup

Tjas Begic

Tjas Begic

Angriber
11
Lorenzo Insigne

Lorenzo Insigne

Angriber
10
Yann Karamoh

Yann Karamoh

Angriber
14
Tobias Lauritsen

Tobias Lauritsen

Angriber
9
Lorenzo Mezzotero

Lorenzo Mezzotero

Angriber
39
Lorenzo Paratici

Lorenzo Paratici

Angriber
32
Danel Sinani

Danel Sinani

Angriber
20
Gennaro Tutino

Gennaro Tutino

Angriber
99
Tjas Begic

Tjas Begic

Angriber
11
Lorenzo Insigne

Lorenzo Insigne

Angriber
10
Yann Karamoh

Yann Karamoh

Angriber
14
Tobias Lauritsen

Tobias Lauritsen

Angriber
9
Lorenzo Mezzotero

Lorenzo Mezzotero

Angriber
39
Danel Sinani

Danel Sinani

Angriber
20
Gennaro Tutino

Gennaro Tutino

Angriber
99
Tobias Lauritsen

Tobias Lauritsen

Angriber
9
Lorenzo Paratici

Lorenzo Paratici

Angriber
32
Danel Sinani

Danel Sinani

Angriber
20
Gennaro Tutino

Gennaro Tutino

Angriber
99
Oliver Abildgaard

Oliver Abildgaard

Midtbanespiller
28
Manuel Cicconi

Manuel Cicconi

Midtbanespiller
7
Francesco Conti

Francesco Conti

Midtbanespiller
33
Salvatore Esposito

Salvatore Esposito

Midtbanespiller
94
Liam Henderson

Liam Henderson

Midtbanespiller
6
Antoine Makoumbou

Antoine Makoumbou

Midtbanespiller
45
Leo Rodella

Leo Rodella

Midtbanespiller
35
Yari Verschaeren

Yari Verschaeren

Midtbanespiller
16
Oliver Abildgaard

Oliver Abildgaard

Midtbanespiller
28
Manuel Cicconi

Manuel Cicconi

Midtbanespiller
7
Salvatore Esposito

Salvatore Esposito

Midtbanespiller
94
Liam Henderson

Liam Henderson

Midtbanespiller
6
Antoine Makoumbou

Antoine Makoumbou

Midtbanespiller
45
Yari Verschaeren

Yari Verschaeren

Midtbanespiller
16
Manuel Cicconi

Manuel Cicconi

Midtbanespiller
7
Salvatore Esposito

Salvatore Esposito

Midtbanespiller
94
Liam Henderson

Liam Henderson

Midtbanespiller
6
Filippo Delli Carri

Filippo Delli Carri

Forsvarer
15
Fabio Depaoli

Fabio Depaoli

Forsvarer
23
Alessandro Di Pardo

Alessandro Di Pardo

Forsvarer
29
Alex Ferrari

Alex Ferrari

Forsvarer
25
Stefan Gartenmann

Stefan Gartenmann

Forsvarer
3
Kevin Mbabu

Kevin Mbabu

Forsvarer
43
Bjorn Meijer

Bjorn Meijer

Forsvarer
5
Noa Mondani

Noa Mondani

Forsvarer
41
Luca Ravanelli

Luca Ravanelli

Forsvarer
13
Mattia Viti

Mattia Viti

Forsvarer
2
Filippo Delli Carri

Filippo Delli Carri

Forsvarer
15
Fabio Depaoli

Fabio Depaoli

Forsvarer
23
Alessandro Di Pardo

Alessandro Di Pardo

Forsvarer
29
Stefan Gartenmann

Stefan Gartenmann

Forsvarer
3
Kevin Mbabu

Kevin Mbabu

Forsvarer
43
Mattia Viti

Mattia Viti

Forsvarer
2
Alessandro Di Pardo

Alessandro Di Pardo

Forsvarer
29
Alex Ferrari

Alex Ferrari

Forsvarer
25
Stefan Gartenmann

Stefan Gartenmann

Forsvarer
3
Bjorn Meijer

Bjorn Meijer

Forsvarer
5
Mattia Viti

Mattia Viti

Forsvarer
2
Andrey Krastev

Andrey Krastev

Målmand
12
Samuele Massolo

Samuele Massolo

Målmand
96
Peter Vindahl

Peter Vindahl

Målmand
1
Peter Vindahl

Peter Vindahl

Målmand
1
Peter Vindahl

Peter Vindahl

Målmand
1

Trofæer

Serie A

1990/1991,

1xWinner

Serie A

1921/1922,

1x2nd Place

Serie B

1966/1967,1933/1934,

2xWinner

Serie B

2002/2003,

1x2nd Place

Coppa Italia

1993/1994,1988/1989,1987/1988,1984/1985,

4xWinner

Coppa Italia

2008/2009,1990/1991,1985/1986,

3x2nd Place

Super Cup

1991,

1xWinner

Super Cup

1994,1989,1989,

3x2nd Place

Trofeo Joan Gamper

2016,

1x2nd Place

UEFA Super Cup

1990,

1x2nd Place

UEFA Champions League

1991/1992,

1x2nd Place

Sampdoria

Unione Calcio Sampdoria, founded on August 12, 1946, through the merger of two Genoese clubs and playing at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris (Marassi) in Genoa alongside rivals Genoa CFC, are recognisable for their distinctive blue shirts with a horizontal band of black, white, and red. The club's golden era came in the late 1980s and early 1990s under Yugoslav coach Vujadin Boškov: they won the Coppa Italia three times, the 1990 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, their sole Serie A Scudetto in 1990-91, and reached the 1992 European Cup final, losing 1-0 to Barcelona at Wembley. The partnership of strikers Gianluca Vialli and Roberto Mancini was one of the most celebrated in Italian football. After the glories of that era, Sampdoria have struggled, most recently facing Serie C for the first time in their history after relegation in 2024-25.