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
16
Position
3
MP
0
W
1
D
2
L
1
GF
4
GA
1
Pts

🏆
0%
Win rate
⚽
0.3
Goals / game
🛡️
1.3
Conceded / game
🧤
0/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF1
GA4
GD3
All competitions
CompetitionMPWDLGFGAPts
Serie A2026
3012141
Serie A2025
38111215284645
Serie A2024
3871516445836
Serie A2020
3831124398320
Serie A2019
3814717565749
Serie A2018
38101117416141

History of Parma

Founding and Early Years

The club was founded on 27 July 1913 as Verdi Foot Ball Club, honouring the centenary of composer Giuseppe Verdi's birth. Its history includes two major refoundations, following sponsor Parmalat's collapse in 2004 and a further liquidation in 2015, which gave rise to the current entity, Parma Calcio 1913, restarting from Serie D.

Club Evolution

Parma play at the Stadio Ennio Tardini, their home since 1923, named after the club president who initiated its construction. Nicknamed "I Crociati" (The Crusaders) for their emblematic white cross, or "I Gialloblù" and "I Ducali" referencing the historic Duchy of Parma, the club is closely associated with the yellow-and-blue striped shirt of their 1990s-2000s golden era.

Great Managers

Nevio Scala (1989-1996) took Parma from Serie B to Europe, winning the Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Super Cup in 1993, then the UEFA Cup in 1995. Carlo Ancelotti (1996-1998) delivered the club's best-ever league finish, 2nd place in 1996-97. Alberto Malesani (1998-2000) then achieved a rare cup double, the Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup, in 1999.

Iconic Players

Gianluigi Buffon emerged as Parma's goalkeeper in the mid-1990s, before his legendary Juventus career. Hernán Crespo, the club's all-time top scorer, was transferred to Lazio in 2000 for what was then a world-record fee. Fabio Cannavaro also developed at Parma before becoming a 2006 World Cup winner with Italy.

Major Achievements

Parma have never won the Scudetto (best finish: runner-up in 1996-97), but have lifted three Coppa Italia titles (1992, 1999, 2002), two UEFA Cups (1995, 1999), one Cup Winners' Cup (1993), and one UEFA Super Cup (1993).

The Club Today

Led by Carlos Cuesta and chaired by Kyle J. Krause since 2020, Parma returned to Serie A in 2023-24 as Serie B champions, finishing 13th in their first season back in 2025-26.

Frequently asked questions

When is Parma Calcio 1913's next match?+

Parma Calcio 1913 face FC Internazionale Milano on 11 October 2026.

What is Parma Calcio 1913's current standing?+

Parma Calcio 1913 are currently 16 in Serie A with 1 points.

Has Parma ever won the Scudetto?+

No, their best league finish was runner-up in 1996-97.

What European trophies has Parma won?+

Two UEFA Cups (1995, 1999), one Cup Winners' Cup (1993), and one UEFA Super Cup (1993).

Which great players have played for Parma?+

Gianluigi Buffon, Hernán Crespo, and Fabio Cannavaro, developed or came to prominence at the club during its golden era.

Why is the club named Parma Calcio 1913?+

The current name dates from the 2015 refoundation, after a further bankruptcy, with the club considering itself a continuation of the 1913 original.

Who is Parma's current head coach?+

Carlos Cuesta.

Who is Parma's president?+

Kyle J. Krause, since 2020.

When was Parma founded?+

On 27 July 1913.