SSC Napoli
ItalySSC Napoli are in position 8 in Serie A with 14 points from 10 matches (4 wins, 2 draws, 4 losses, goals 17-13). Recent form of SSC Napoli (last five matches): W D W L L.
Founded
1926
Coach
Massimiliano AllegriVenue
Stadio Diego Armando Maradona
City
Naples
Capacity
60,240
Surface
grass
Did you know?
SSC Napoli was founded in 1926 by Ascarelli and has become the most successful club in southern Italy.
Season Stats
Record
4W 2D 4L
H:2W/A:2W
Goals
17 / 13 (+4)
H:8/A:9
Clean Sheets
19
H:9/A:10
Rank
1
Sidelined Players (5)
Recent Results
@ FC Porto
04/11/2026UEFA Champions League
@ Juventus
01/11/2026Serie A
@ AC Monza
28/10/2026Serie A
vs AS Roma
24/10/2026Serie A
vs FK Bodø/Glimt
20/10/2026UEFA Champions League
@ Venezia
17/10/2026Serie A
@ Villarreal CF
13/10/2026UEFA Champions League
vs Frosinone Calcio
10/10/2026Serie A
@ ACF Fiorentina
20/09/2026Serie A
vs Bologna FC 1909
13/09/2026Serie A
Upcoming Fixtures
vs SS Lazio
Serie A
08/11/2026
12:30
vs Torino
Serie A
21/11/2026
20:45
@ Manchester City
UEFA Champions League
24/11/2026
21:00
@ US Sassuolo
Serie A
29/11/2026
15:00
vs US Lecce
Serie A
05/12/2026
20:45
vs Club Brugge KV
UEFA Champions League
08/12/2026
21:00
vs AC Milan
Serie A
13/12/2026
20:45
vs ACF Fiorentina
Coppa Italia
16/12/2026
21:00
@ Atalanta BC
Serie A
20/12/2026
20:45
@ Parma Calcio 1913
Serie A
03/01/2027
18:00
SSC Napoli
Società Sportiva Calcio Napoli, officially founded in 1926 in the passionate and culturally distinct port city of Naples, plays at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona (capacity ~54,700) — renamed in 2020 to honour the Argentine genius who transformed the club by signing from Barcelona in 1984 for a then-world record fee. With Maradona leading the attack, Napoli won their first two Scudetti (1987, 1990), the Coppa Italia in 1987, and the UEFA Cup in 1989. After a long wait, Luciano Spalletti delivered a third Scudetto in 2022-23 in emphatic style, before Antonio Conte guided them to a fourth title in 2024-25. Beyond Maradona, club legends include Gonzalo Higuain, who set the single-season Serie A scoring record with 36 goals, and Victor Osimhen.