Juventus FC

Juventus FC is a professional football club based in Turin, Italy, founded in 1897. It is one of Italian football’s most successful clubs and is commonly called Juventus or Juve.

Serie A: Serie A is the top division of professional football in Italy. Juventus has won more Italian league titles than any other club.
Turin: Turin is a city in northwestern Italy and the capital of the Piedmont region. The city has been Juventus’s home since the club’s founding.
Agnelli family: The Agnelli family is an Italian industrial dynasty associated with Fiat and Juventus. Family members have controlled the club for most of its modern history.
Italian football: Italian football is the organized sport and professional competition system in Italy. Juventus’s dominance has shaped the country’s league history and public debate.
UEFA Champions League: The UEFA Champions League is Europe’s annual premier club football competition. Juventus has reached the final eleven times and won it twice.
Piedmont: Piedmont is a region of northwestern Italy, bordering France and Switzerland. Juventus emerged from the region’s late nineteenth-century urban culture.
Giampiero Boniperti: Giampiero Boniperti was an Italian forward and executive who spent his career with Juventus. As player and president, he became one of the club’s defining figures.
Bianconeri: Bianconeri is the Italian nickname for teams wearing black and white. Juventus’s black-and-white identity made the nickname especially familiar.
Derby d'Italia: The Derby d'Italia is the rivalry between Juventus and Inter Milan. The fixture is one of Italian football’s most prominent rivalries.
1897 in association football: The year 1897 falls within association football’s early spread across Europe. A group of Turin students founded Juventus that year.

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