A team that became part of the city’s memory
During the 1940s, Grande Torino built an extraordinary sporting cycle and an intense bond with Turin. Its story runs through the stadium, the Filadelfia, the city and finally Superga.
The Grande Torino belongs not only to football history. It is a deep part of Turin’s identity, collective memory and the way an entire city continues to remember a team that became a symbol.

During the 1940s, Grande Torino built an extraordinary sporting cycle and an intense bond with Turin. Its story runs through the stadium, the Filadelfia, the city and finally Superga.
The tragedy of 4 May 1949 turned Superga into a place of civic and sporting remembrance. Grande Torino is still remembered not only for its victories, but for what it represented to generations of people in Turin.

