Standings

Serie A
PDIFFPTS
Champions League
1AS Roma3+99
2FC Internazionale Milano3+59
3SS Lazio3+39
4Como 19073+47
UEFA Europa League
5AC Milan3+37
Conference League qualification
6Juventus FC3+37
7Frosinone3+36
8Atalanta BC3+16
9Cagliari Calcio3+16
10US Sassuolo Calcio304
11Udinese Calcio304
12SSC Napoli303
13Torino FC3-13
14US Lecce3-33
15Bologna FC 19093-21
16Parma Calcio 19133-31
17Monza3-41
Relegation
18Venezia3-50
19Genoa CFC3-60
20ACF Fiorentina3-80
Rules and legend
  • Champions League
  • UEFA Europa League
  • Conference League qualification
  • Relegation

Top Players

Season Statistics

Serie ASeason 2026
9
Position
3
MP
2
W
0
D
1
L
2
GF
1
GA
6
Pts

๐Ÿ†
67%
Win rate
โšฝ
0.7
Goals / game
๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ
0.3
Conceded / game
๐Ÿงค
3/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF2
GA1
GD1
All competitions
CompetitionMPWDLGFGAPts
Serie A2026
3201216
Serie A2025
38111017405343
Serie A2024
389920405636
Serie A2023
3881218426836
Serie A2021
3861220346830
Serie A2020
3891019435937
Serie A2019
38111215525645
Serie A2018
38101117365441
Serie A2017
3811621336139

History of Cagliari

Founding and Early Years

Cagliari Calcio was founded on 20 August 1920 by students of the University of Cagliari, before being refounded in the 1930s. The flagship club of Sardinia, it adopted red and blue as its historic colours.

Club Evolution

Cagliari long played at the Stadio Sant'Elia, built after the 1970 Scudetto, before moving in 2017 to a temporary stadium on the same site, renamed Unipol Domus in 2021. A new permanent stadium project is currently in development.

Great Managers

Manlio Scopigno led Cagliari to their sole Scudetto in 1969-70, making the club the first champions of Italy from the south of the country. Claudio Ranieri returned to the club in 2023 to bring them back to Serie A via the playoffs, secured survival in a dramatic 2023-24 season, then retired from coaching in 2024.

Iconic Players

Gigi Riva, nicknamed "Rombo di Tuono" (Roar of Thunder), remains the club's greatest icon (1963-1976) and was the spearhead of the 1969-70 title, finishing as the league's top scorer. Goalkeeper Enrico Albertosi and forward Angelo Domenghini were among the other key architects of that historic title.

Major Achievements

Cagliari have won one Italian league title, in 1969-70, the club's sole Scudetto to date.

The Club Today

Led by Fabio Pisacane, a former club player, and chaired by Tommaso Giulini since 2014, Cagliari have settled into Serie A since their 2023 return, finishing 14th in 2025-26, one of their best league placings in over a decade.

Frequently asked questions

When is Cagliari Calcio's next match?+

Cagliari Calcio face Juventus FC on 11 October 2026.

What is Cagliari Calcio's current standing?+

Cagliari Calcio are currently 9 in Serie A with 6 points.

When did Cagliari win their only Scudetto?+

In 1969-70, under manager Manlio Scopigno.

Who is Cagliari's greatest-ever player?+

Gigi Riva, nicknamed "Rombo di Tuono," the driving force behind the 1969-70 title.

What is Cagliari's home stadium?+

The Unipol Domus, a temporary stadium built on the site of the former Stadio Sant'Elia.

Who is Cagliari's current head coach?+

Fabio Pisacane, a former club player.

Who is Cagliari's president?+

Tommaso Giulini, since 2014.

When was Cagliari founded?+

On 20 August 1920.