The squad is built on a solid defensive foundation and a diverse attacking rotation.

• Composition: The technical core includes established players like Nikola Vlašić, Duván Zapata, and Ivan Ilić. The 2025/26 season has seen key contributions from Giovanni Simeone (top scorer with 9 goals) and emerging talents like Cesare Casadei.
• Tactical Focus: Under Roberto D'Aversa (appointed for the 25/26 season), Torino has adopted a flexible system, often utilizing a 3-4-2-1 or 4-3-3 formation. The focus is on disciplined organization and leveraging the physicality of Che Adams and Duván Zapata in the final third.
• Key Players: Nikola Vlašić remains the creative hub of the team, leading in assists, while the defense has been bolstered by Saúl Coco and the veteran leadership of Cristiano Biraghi.

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino: Home Ground

The stadium is a historic venue that serves as the spiritual home for the Granata faithful.

• Legacy: Named in honor of the legendary "Grande Torino" team, the ground is famous for its intimate atmosphere and the "Curva Maratona," which houses the club's most passionate supporters.
• Infrastructure: While smaller than the neighboring Allianz Stadium, the Stadio Olimpico offers a classic Italian football experience and is located in the heart of the Santa Rita district.
• Training Center: The club continues to utilize the Filadelfia stadium for training, a site deeply connected to the club's 1940s glory days, serving as both a training hub and a cultural landmark.

Trophies and Honors

• Serie A (Scudetto): 7 titles.
• Coppa Italia: 5 titles.
• Serie B: 3 titles.
• Mitropa Cup: 1 title.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who is the manager of Torino in 2026?

The current head coach is Roberto D'Aversa, who took charge for the 2025/26 season following the departure of Ivan Jurić.

Who owns Torino FC?

The club is owned by Urbano Cairo, a prominent Italian businessman and media mogul, through his company UT Communications. He has been President since 2005.

What is the "Derby della Mole"?

It is the local rivalry between Torino and Juventus. It is named after the Mole Antonelliana, the architectural symbol of the city of Turin.