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Udinese Calcio

Udinese Calcio

Stadium
Bluenergy Stadium, Udine
Coach
Kosta Runjaić
Founded
1896
Form (last 5)
LLWWD
👤 President
Franco Soldati

Season Statistics

Serie ASeason 2025
10
Position
38
MP
14
W
8
D
16
L
45
GF
48
GA
50
Pts

🏆
37%
Win rate
1.2
Goals / game
🛡️
1.3
Conceded / game
🧤
2/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF45
GA48
GD3
Form (last 5)
LLWWD(2W 1D 2L)

Form (last 5)

Upcoming Fixtures

Standings

Serie A standings for the 2025/2026 season.

#TeamMPWDLGDPts
1QualificationFC Internazionale MilanoFC Internazionale Milano382765+5487
2QualificationSSC NapoliSSC Napoli382378+2276
3QualificationAS RomaAS Roma3823411+2873
4QualificationComo 1907Como 19073820117+3671
5AC MilanAC Milan3820108+1870
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10Udinese CalcioUdinese Calcio3814816-350
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Key Players

Recent Results

History of Udinese

Founding and Early Years

Udinese was officially founded on 30 November 1896 as the Società Udinese di Ginnastica e Scherma (gymnastics and fencing society), with its football activity only beginning on 5 July 1911.

Club Evolution

The club play at the Stadio Friuli, built in 1976, renovated and renamed Dacia Arena in 2016, then Bluenergy Stadium under subsequent sponsorship deals. Nicknamed "I Bianconeri" or "Le Zebrette" (the little zebras, to distinguish them from Juventus) for their black-and-white stripes inherited from the coat of arms of the city of Udine, the club is also known as "I Friulani."

Great Managers

Alberto Zaccheroni (1995-1998) established an attacking 3-4-3 system that qualified Udinese for the UEFA Cup, before going on to win the Scudetto with AC Milan. Luciano Spalletti (2001-2005) later led the club to its best-ever season, a 4th-place finish in 2004-05 that brought their first-ever Champions League qualification.

Iconic Players

Antonio Di Natale, who stayed loyal to the club from 2004 to 2016, is its all-time top scorer and was twice Serie A's top scorer. Alexis Sánchez, signed young and cheaply from Chile, embodies Udinese's scouting-and-resale model before his transfer to Barcelona. Zico, Oliver Bierhoff, and Rodrigo De Paul are among the many talents discovered by the club over the decades.

Major Achievements

Udinese have never won Serie A or the Coppa Italia (runners-up in 2011-12), but have been crowned Serie B champions three times and won the Mitropa Cup in 1979-80, their biggest international trophy.

The Club Today

Led by Kosta Runjaić and chaired by Franco Soldati, under the ownership of the Pozzo family since 1986, who also own England's Watford FC, Udinese finished 10th in Serie A in 2025-26, confirming their reputation as a producer of top international talent.

Overall record

Current losing streak: 2 matches

Based on the last 41 matches played

41
MP
16
W
8
D
17
L
49
GF
51
GA
12
Clean sheets
-2
GD
Home
21
MP
8
W
5
D
8
L
22
GF
22
GA
Away
20
MP
8
W
3
D
9
L
27
GF
29
GA
Biggest win
AC Milan✈️
30
Worst defeat
ACF Fiorentina✈️
15

Recent Arrivals

No recent arrivals recorded.

Frequently asked questions

When is Udinese Calcio's next match?+

Udinese Calcio face Padova on 15 August 2026.

What is Udinese Calcio's current standing?+

Udinese Calcio are currently 10 in Serie A with 50 points.

Why is Udinese known for its scouting?+

The club is renowned for its model of discovering and reselling young talent, including Alexis Sánchez.

What is Udinese's best-ever season?+

The 2004-05 season, finishing 4th under Luciano Spalletti, bringing their first Champions League qualification.

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

Antonio Di Natale, who stayed loyal to the club from 2004 to 2016.

Who owns Udinese?+

The Pozzo family, since 1986, who also own England's Watford FC.

What is Udinese's home stadium?+

The Stadio Friuli, now named Bluenergy Stadium.

Who is Udinese's current head coach?+

Kosta Runjaić.

When was Udinese founded?+

On 30 November 1896; its football activity began in 1911.