PESCARA CALCIO 1936
Delfino Pescara 1936, commonly known as Pescara Calcio or simply Pescara, is an Italian football club based in the Abruzzo city of Pescara, officially founded on July 4, 1936. The team currently competes in Serie B, Italy’s second national division.
Pescara boasts a significant sporting tradition, having competed in 7 Serie A seasons and as many as 40 Serie B campaigns.
It is the only football club from the Abruzzo region to have reached the top flight (Serie A) and the only one to have competed consistently in the second division over several decades.
One of the most exciting moments in the club’s recent history came in the 2011-2012 season, which culminated in winning the Serie B championship. That year, the team showcased an entertaining, attack-minded style of football and secured promotion to Serie A.
Pescara Calcio has been a true breeding ground for talented players who used the club as a springboard to outstanding careers in both national and international football.
The club’s distinctive colors are white and light blue, directly reflecting the colors of the city of Pescara’s coat of arms.
The team’s symbol is the “Dolphin”, a clear reference to the sea and the coastal city. The club’s full name, Delfino Pescara 1936, further emphasizes this strong symbolic connection.
Honours:
- Serie B: 2
- 1986-1987, 2011-2012
- Serie C: 1
- 1973-1974
