Standings

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

Europa LeagueSeason 2026
1
Position
1
MP
1
W
0
D
0
L
5
GF
0
GA
3
Pts

🏆
100%
Win rate
⚽
5.0
Goals / game
🛡️
0.0
Conceded / game
🧤
3/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF5
GA0
GD5
All competitions
CompetitionMPWDLGFGAPts
Europa League2026
1100503
Serie A2026
3210417
Serie A2025
3819127613469
Champions League2025
8341141013
Champions League2024
83329712
Serie A2024
3818164583570
Serie A2023
3819145543171
Champions League(H)2022
61059133
Serie A2022
3822610563362
Serie A2021
3820108573770
Champions League(H)2021
650110615
Champions League(G)2020
650114415
Serie A2020
382396773878
Serie A2019
382657764383
Champions League(D)2019
651012416
Serie A2018
382864703090
Champions League(H)2018
64029412
Champions League(D)2017
63217511
Serie A2017
383053862495

History of Juventus

Founding and Early Years

Juventus Football Club was founded in 1897 by a group of Turin schoolboys, initially as a multi-sport club before focusing on football. The club soon adopted the black-and-white striped shirt that would become its emblem, establishing itself from the early 20th century as one of the great clubs of nascent Italian football.

Club Evolution

Nicknamed "La Vecchia Signora" (The Old Lady), Juventus play their home matches at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, opened in 2011: the first club-owned stadium in Italy, a decision that marked a turning point in the economic modernisation of Italian football.

Great Managers

Giovanni Trapattoni (1976-1986) delivered six league titles and the club's first European trophy, the 1985 European Cup. Marcello Lippi (1994-1999, 2001-2004) won five Scudetti and the 1996 Champions League. More recently, Massimiliano Allegri (2014-2019, 2021-2024) won five consecutive titles between 2015 and 2019 and led the club to two Champions League finals.

Iconic Players

Alessandro Del Piero, the club's all-time top scorer and the emblem of an entire generation, and Gianluigi Buffon, a legendary goalkeeper and the longest-serving captain in the club's history, embody the greatness of modern Juventus.

Major Achievements

Juventus hold the record for Italian league titles with 36 Scudetti, and have won the European Cup/Champions League twice (1985, 1996), as well as three UEFA Cup/Europa League titles.

The Club Today

Led by Luciano Spalletti and chaired by Gianluca Ferrero, Juventus are going through a rebuilding phase after a series of managerial changes, with the ambition of returning to the summit of Italian and European football.

Frequently asked questions

When is Juventus FC's next match?+

Juventus FC face Cagliari Calcio on 11 October 2026.

What is Juventus FC's current standing?+

Juventus FC are currently 1 in Europa League with 3 points.

How many Serie A titles has Juventus won?+

A record 36 Scudetti, the highest total in Serie A history.

How many Champions League titles has Juventus won?+

Two, in 1985 and 1996.

Who is Juventus's all-time top scorer?+

Alessandro Del Piero, the emblem of an entire generation at the club.

What is Juventus's home stadium?+

The Allianz Stadium in Turin, opened in 2011, the first club-owned stadium in Italy.

Who is Juventus's current head coach?+

Luciano Spalletti.

Who is Juventus's president?+

Gianluca Ferrero.

When was Juventus founded?+

In 1897, by a group of Turin schoolboys.