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Torino Football Club, commonly referred to as Torino or simply Toro, is an Italian professional football club based in Turin, Piedmont, Italy. The club competes in Serie A, the top flight of Italian football.
Torino F.C. Youth Development System
The Youth Sector, which has always been an indispensable asset of Torino FC, promotes the growth and training of young players and plays a fundamental role in the technical and sporting life of the Club.
The history of Turin is characterized by passion, pride and tenacity: virtues that the Youth Sector intends to pass on to the new generations. Our instructors aim to convey human, educational, technical, athletic and tactical values, since the days of the glorious Philadelphia Stadium. These same values will have to distinguish the young football player from Granada, also in the future. With the restructuring of the historic city facility in Via Filadelfia, the Primavera team has returned to tread that playing field, which was the temple of the Grande Torino from 1942 to 1949, with the disputes of the home matches of the Primavera 1 TIM Championship “Giacinto Trophy. Facchetti “and Primavera TIM Cup.
All the activities of the Youth Sector are carried out under the supervision of the responsible coaches assisted by a qualified staff composed of athletic trainers, motor trainers, goalkeepers trainers, accompanying managers, doctors and physiotherapists.
Training and educating young people in the game of football is not a simple task but the assiduous commitment and dedication of professionals, from managers to technicians, allow the Club every year to launch many players and new standard bearers for the First Team into professional football.
The last few years have delivered great successes and trophies to the history of the Club: in 2015 Moreno Longo’s Primavera team became Italian Champion and also won the Super Cup in the category; in the 2015/2016 football season, Primavera took part in the UEFA Youth League European competition for the first time; in 2018 the Primavera team again won another title with coach Federico Coppitelli, winning the Primavera TIM Cup. In the same year, the Under 17 team, led by Marco Sesia, won the prestigious tournament of Città di Arco Trofeo “Beppe Viola “. In the 2017/2018 season, again under the technical guidance of Federico Coppitelli, the Primavera won the Primavera Super Cup again; in the same year, the Berretti team also won the category championship.
The Sector has a trained and responsible medical staff: doctors and specialists take care of the health of the players and technicians every day with constant assistance, preventive information, rehabilitation, nutrition, research and development.
A large network of observers constantly monitors young players throughout the national territory and beyond, in search of new talents for the Granata Youth Sector.
The Torino Football Club Academy project was launched in 2015 with the affiliation of many Italian and foreign clubs, which aims to train and develop coaches and players.
The growth path of women’s football activity also continues with new additions: hundreds of girls are preparing to grow up with the game of football thanks to a new and completely dedicated staff, who work with professionalism and commitment to the training of young players.
Every year thousands of boys and girls flock to the tourist resorts chosen by the Company for summer camps: life experiences full of healthy fun, football lessons, training and proper nutrition, in the name of being together under the sign of Taurus.
Torino FC youth sector participates in the following federal activities:
- Spring,
- Under 18,
- Under 17,
- Under 16,
- Under 15,
- Under 14,
- Beginners,
- Chicks,
- First Kicks,
- Little Friends.
For women’s football:
- Juniors,
- Under 17,
- Under 15,
- Beginners,
- Chicks ,
- First Kicks.
Contacts with the areas of the youth sector are as follows:
- Soccer School ( [email protected] and [email protected] )
- Women’s football area : [email protected]
- Torino Football Club Academy : [email protected]
- Scouting Area : [email protected]
- Summer Internships [email protected]
The Canterans
The youth sector of Toro has always been a hotbed of talents, footballers who grew up in the grenade jersey who then trod the pitches of the top leagues.
Here is the list of players who grew up in the Torino FC youth academy from 2005 to today who made their debut in professional football.
Players who made their Serie A debut Adopo, Aramu, Barreca, Benedetti S., Bonifazi, Bottone, Buongiorno, Diop, D’Onofrio, Ivy, Gomis A., Gomis L., Lescano, Millico, Ogbonna, Parigini, Rosso, Schiattarella, Suciu, Vailatti, Barbosa ( Serie A Portugal), Uyi (Serie A Malta), Graziano (Europa League), Singo (Europa League).
Players who made their Serie B debut Good morning, Candellone, Chiosa, Cinaglia, Comi, Ferigra, Fiordaliso, Fissore, Gilardi, Kone B., Mantovani, Morra, Osei, Procopio, Scaglia, Segre, Sparacello, Sperotto, Torromino, Vita, Diarra (Serie B Portugal), Zaccagno .
Players who made their Serie C debut Ambrogio, Auriletto, Barale, Bellucci, Beltrame, Benedetti A., Benedini, Berardi, Bettini, Bianchi E., Borello, Butic, Camolese, Canalini, Capellupo, Carissoni, Celeghin, Coccolo, Colombi, Cristini, Cucchietti, D’Alena, Dance, De Angelis, Debeljuh, De Luca, De Stefano, Djoulou, Filinsky, Fiore, Franchino, Fumana, Cat, Twin, Gentile, Gilli, Giraudo, Gjuci, Gyasi, Ientile, Ignico, Isacco, Isoardi, Lerda, Leveque, Lo Bosco, Maiorano, Miello, Milani, Monni, Murati, Niada, Nitride, Origlio, Oukhadda, Panaioli, Panepinto, Parodi, Petrungaro, Piccolo, Piccoli, Piroli, Predko, Procida, Proia, Quitadamo, Rabbeni, Rauti, Rolandone, Ropolo, Rossetti, Santoni, Saracco, Scutti, Taraschi, Tindo, Tofanari, Troiani, Zanellati, Zenuni.
Academy Torino FC
The purpose of the Academy, thanks to the collaboration with the Torino Football Club, is aimed at the growth of the affiliated amateur clubs from a technical, educational and didactic point of view.
See the complete list of Academy Torino FC centers below:
Calabria
A.S.D Sportime
C/Da Pezze
87018 San Marco Argentano (CS)
ASD Polisportiva Lamezia
Via Isnardi 4
88046 Lamezia Terme (CZ)TORNA SU
Campania
A.S.D. Pro Vives Calcio
A.S.D. Virtus Belsito
via Posillipo 102/3
80123 Napoli (NA)
Emilia Romagna
Team Crociati Parma
Via Vittorio De Sica 22
Parma
Friuli Venezia Giulia
A.S.D. Gemonese Calcio
Piazzale Mario Copetti
33013 Gemona del Friuli (UD)
Lazio
Vis Aurelia Calcio
Via Gioacchino Ventura 54
00167 Roma
A.S.D. Nomentum
Via Nomentana 107
00013 Mentana (RM)
Polisportiva Dilettantistica Sabazia Calcio
VIA MAINELLA, 4
00061 ANGUILLARA SABAZIA
ROMA
Liguria
A.S.D. Pro Pontedecimo Calcio
Via Campo di tiro 29
16164 Genova
- Tel. 010 4550844
U.S.D. Don Bosco Vallecrosia Intemelia
Via Don Bosco, 39
18019 Vallecrosia (IM)
- Tel. 0184 292374
A.S.D. Baia Alassio Calcio
Via San Giovanni Battista , 31
17021 Alassio (SV)
Lombardia
S.S.D. Sporting Cesate srl
Via Dante n. 72
20020 Cesate (MI)
F. C. Garlasco
Via Ferretti n.5
27026 Garlasco (PV)
- Tel. 0382818580
- SITO WEB
S.S. Dresano A.S.D.
Via delle Industrie, 3
20070 Dresano (MI)
A.S. Ticinia Robecchetto
Via Roma 1
20020 Robecchetto con Induno (MI)
- Tel. 0331 876508
- SITO WEB
U.S. Bormiese Calcio A.S.D.
Campo Sportivo Comunale, Via Manzoni
23032 Bormio (SO)
- Tel. 0342/902233
GSD Oratorio Cava Digidue
Via Milano 19, 26100
Cremona (CR)
- Tel. 3472375186
F.C. Bulgaro 1996
Via Cavallina 2,
22070 Bulgarograsso (CO)
A.C. Valtrompia
Via della Fonte 40
25068 Sarezzo (BS)
Polisportiva Dilettantistica Baranzatese 1948
Via Nazario Sauro 160
20021 Baranzate (MI)
A.S.D. Accademia Visconti
Via Carducci 1
21040 Sumirago (VA)
- Tel. 338 3059347 – 348 3721956 – 335 1322896
A.S.D. Arluno Calcio 2010
Via Repubblica 1
20010 Arluno (MI)
A.S.D. Accademia Pievese
Via dei Pini 1
20090 Pieve Emanuele (MI)
- Tel. 380 4524599 – 338 7821823
Piemonte
G.S.D. Canadà Vercelli
Via Cantarana s.n.
13100 Vercelli
A.C. Bra A.S.D.
viale Madonna dei Fiori, n°91
12042 Bra (CN)
A.S.D Canale Calcio
Via Mombirone 44
12043 Canale d’Alba (CN)
A.S.D. Benese
Viale Rimembranza sn
12041 Bene Vagienna (CN)
Acd Briga Novarese
Piazza Unità d’Italia, Briga Novarese (NO)
U.S.D. Tre Valli
Via IV Novembre 24, 12089
Villanova M.vì (CN)
USD Quincinetto – Tavagnasco
Via Buat Albiana 10, 10010
Quincinetto (TO)
A.S.D. Cumiana Calcio
Via S. Giuseppe 133,
10040 Cumiana (TO)
ASD FC Morevilla
Via Fornace 1bis
Moretta (CN)
A.S.D.C. Santostefanese
Santo Stefano Belbo (CN)
12058 Corso IV Novembre 35/G
A.S.D. Olimpia Solero Quattordio
Via G. di Vittorio SN 15029 Solero (AL)
A.S.D. Boves MDG Cuneo
Via Tonello 11
12100 Cuneo
A.S.D. Candiolo
Via Roma 12
10060 Candiolo (TO)
A.S.D. Romentinese & Cerano
Via Del Tintoretto 9
28068 Romentino (NO)
F.C.D. Torre Pellice
Viale Dante 25,
10066 Torre Pellice (TO)
- Tel. 335 8185256 – 345 2504956
Puglia
A.S.D. Sporting Club Lecce
Via Miglietta, 5
73100 Lecce (LE)
Football Academy Gioia
Via Cairoli 132/134
70023 Gioia del Colle (BA)
- Tel. 0803448965
A.S.D. Real Virtus Grottaglie
Via Tiziano 21
74023 Grottaglie (TA)
Sardegna
Polisportiva Dilettantistica Quartieri Riuniti Porto Torres
Via Veneto n° 1
07046 Porto Torres (SS)
Atletico Nuoro
Via San Domenico Savio
Nuoro
A.S.D. Ilvamaddalena 1903
Via Carducci snc
07024, La Maddalena
Sicilia
A.S.D. Rinascita San Giorgio
Via dei Platani, 33
95121 Catania
A.S.D. Vittoria F.C.
Via Dei Mille 191
97019 Vittoria (RG)
Pol. D. Virtus Avola
Via Armando Casalini 74
96012 Avola (SR)
- Tel. 339 2222267
A.S.D. Casteldaccia
CONTRADA BELLACERA
90017 S.FLAVIA, PALERMO
Toscana
A.S.D. Giovani Granata Monsummano
Piazza Gentili Luigi
51015 Monsummano Terme (PT)
U.S. Torrita A.S.D.
Via P. Del Cadia
53049 Torrita di Siena (SI)
- Tel. 0577 686333
- SITO WEB
USD Manciano
Via dell’Imposto snc
58014 Manciano (GR)
A.S.D. Folgor Marlia
Piazza Aldo Moro, 2
55014 Capannori, frazione Marlia (LU)
A.S.D. Polisportiva Virtus Foligno
Via Monte Podgora SN
06034 Foligno (PG)
- Tel. 0742 20220 – 346 2110683 – 347 2594500 – 338 8198696
A.S.D. Atletico Carrara dei Marmi
Viale XX Settembre 25
54033 Carrara (MS) – Località Fossola
Valle d’Aosta
A.S.D. Fenusma 2008
Frazione Chez Sapin, 2
11020 Fenis (AO)
Veneto
S.S.D. San Zeno Verona – 1919
Via Giuseppe Maggi n. 7
37122 Verona
- Tel. 3925863778
- SITO WEB
A.C. Tombolo
Via S. Andrea Apostolo 1
Tombolo
Albania
Ks Ali Demi
Rr. Ali Demi, nr 1
1004 Tirane – Albania
Brasile
Escola de Fotbal Minorelli
R. Hyppólito do Valle Pereira, 620
Lagoa da Conceição Florianópolis
SC 88062-210 Brasile
Malta
Kirkop United Football Club
Triq Gnien Rousset
Kirkop Malta
Spagna
CFI Alicante
C/BARÍTONO PACO LATORRE S/N
03015 ALICANTE (ESPAÑA)
Turin FC Camps
Torino camps are organized by Torino fc and benefit from the experience and expertise of the staff of the Torino Youth Sector coaches.
Young people are in Turin’s DNA , as demonstrated by the fact that the Turin youth sector is the most successful club in Italy.
TRAINING PROGRAM
With the training program you will be able to develop basic technique, individual tactics, improve motor skills and challenge yourself with tournaments and mini matches.
And finally a great party, to which parents are also invited, with the awards ceremony and the delivery of a technical-tactical evaluation form.
To learn more about the different types of camps offered by Turino FC, please click here.
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Torino F.C. History
Torino are one of the most successful clubs in Italy, having won seven league titles overall, including five consecutive league victories during the 1940s. Torino were initially established in 1906 as the Foot-Ball Club Torino. The team, known as the Grande Torino, was widely regarded as one of the most formidable footballing sides of the era until the 1949 Superga plane tragedy, in which all members of the team perished. In addition, they have won the Coppa Italia five times, with the most recent victory coming during the 1992–1993 season.
On the international stage, Torino’s most notable accomplishments include winning the Mitropa Cup in 1991 and reaching the finals of the UEFA Cup in the 1991–92 season. The Olimpico Grande Stadio de Torino is Torino’s home field for all of the club’s matches (also known as the Stadio Comunale “Vittorio Pozzo” until 2006). The historic color of the club is maroon, and its emblem is a charging bull; the bull is also the traditional symbol of the city of Turin, which is where the nickname “Il Toro” comes from for the club (The Bull). The Derby della Mole is a competition between Torino and Juventus F.C., which is a local rivalry between the two clubs.
Stadium
The Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino is a stadium in the Italian city of Turin that can be used for a variety of events. Torino Football Club plays their home games in this stadium, which is in Serie A.
The stadium can be found in Piazzale Grande Torino, which is located in the Santa Rita neighborhood of the city, which is situated in the south-central part of the city. The UEFA has awarded the stadium the Category 4 status, which is the highest grade that can be achieved for a venue. The venue has around 27,000 seats available to guests.
Crest
In the 1980s, the Torino badge took the form of a square and featured a bull with a stylized head along with the words “Torino Calcio.” The supporters continue to hold this emblem in very high respect, and in 2013, it was selected by the readers of Guerin Sportivo as the most beautiful club logo in the history of the publication.
The badge that was used from 1990 until the club went bankrupt was a throwback to the one that was worn during the time of the Grande Torino. The most notable change was that the right side of the oval crossed the letters “T” and “C” (the initials of “Torino Calcio”) rather than the letters “A”, “C”, and “T.” This lasted until the club went bankrupt (initials of “Associazione Calcio Torino”).
Since the club’s founding, the rampaging bull that serves as the city’s mascot has been included on the Torino club logo. The present crest was chosen for the club during the 2005–06 season, which was the first one played after Torino Calcio filed for bankruptcy. It wasn’t until much later that the “1906” was put to the left side of the shield to indicate the year that the renowned Foot-Ball Club Torino was established.
