Italy

The Italian National Football Team, known worldwide as 'Gli Azzurri' due to the color of their iconic jersey, has represented the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) since 1910. It is, along with Germany, the second most successful national team in World Championship history, having won the trophy on four occasions: 1934, 1938, 1982, and 2006. Additionally, they have lifted the European Championship trophy twice, in 1968 and most recently in 2020. Throughout its existence, it has featured legendary players and has been part of unforgettable moments, forging a playing identity based on tactical solidity and passion. The unconditional support of their 'tifosi' is a hallmark at every match, creating an unparalleled stadium atmosphere.

News

Italy's squad announced for Nations League

Luciano Spalletti has named his squad for the upcoming matches against France and Belgium in the continental competition. (01/09/2025)

Italy draws 1-1 with France in Paris

The 'Azzurri' secured an important away point thanks to a goal from striker Gianluca Scamacca. (05/09/2025)

Italy beats Belgium 2-0 in Rome

A solid performance and goals from Barella and Chiesa gave Italy a crucial victory at the Stadio Olimpico. (08/09/2025)

Complete guide of Italy

Experiencing an Italian National Team match, 'Gli Azzurri', means immersing yourself in an atmosphere of pure football passion. For an optimal experience, secure your tickets in advance through official channels, thus guaranteeing verified seats. Find out about transport options to get to the stadium; cities like Rome or Milan offer good metro or bus connections to the Stadio Olimpico or San Siro respectively. Consider arriving early to avoid crowds and enjoy the pre-match atmosphere. It is traditional to wear the blue jersey or Italian insignia. Review the stadium's access policies regarding backpacks and prohibited items. Get ready to join the chants and feel the fervor of the 'tifosi' in a complete match experience.

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