
Juventus
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Juventus Club Profile
Juventus is a football team from Italy founded in 1897. This club profile brings together current team information, fixtures, results, league standing, squad details and available historical honours.
The club plays its home matches at Juventus Stadium in Torino, a venue with a listed capacity of 45,500 spectators.
HICHAM TV currently follows Juventus as part of Italian Serie A, with updated fixtures, match results and league table information.
Juventus Questions
When was Juventus founded?
Juventus was founded in 1897.
Where does Juventus play?
Juventus plays its home matches at Juventus Stadium in Torino.
Which country is Juventus from?
Juventus is based in Italy.
Which league does Juventus play in?
Juventus is currently covered on HICHAM TV in Italian Serie A.
About Juventus
Club background, identity, home ground, honours and rivalries.
Identity and Home
Juventus is a football club from Italy. The available club record lists 1897 as the club's founding year.
Juventus plays its home matches at Juventus Stadium in Torino, a venue with a listed capacity of 45,500.
The listed stadium address is Corso Gaetano Scirea 50, 10151.
Juventus History
Juventus was created in Turin in 1897 by a group of young students whose enthusiasm for the relatively new game of football produced one of Italy's most enduring sporting institutions. From its youthful beginnings and early pink shirts, the club developed the black-and-white identity that became internationally recognisable and built a history closely associated with repeated periods of Italian success.
Birth of Juventus
Juventus was founded in Turin on 1 November 1897 by a group of students from the Massimo D'Azeglio school. The founders were remarkably young, and that fact helped inspire the name they chose: Juventus, derived from the Latin word for youth.
Enrico Canfari became the club's first president and Piazza d'Armi served as its first playing ground. The team originally played in pink, giving the earliest Juventus side an appearance very different from the black-and-white identity that would later become synonymous with the club.
Becoming the Bianconeri
Juventus entered the Italian national championship in 1900 while still playing in pink. A few years later the club adopted the black-and-white colours that became the basis of its permanent football identity. The new shirts had links with Nottingham in England and gave rise to the Bianconeri image associated with Juventus ever since.
The first Italian championship arrived in 1905. That early title demonstrated that the young Turin club had already progressed from a group created by school friends into a serious force in organised Italian football.
The Golden Five-Year Period
One of the first great dynasties in Juventus history developed during the first half of the 1930s. From 1930 to 1935, Juventus won five Italian league championships in succession, establishing a period remembered by the club as its Golden Five-Year era.
Coach Carlo Carcano and a squad containing major Italian and international figures helped create a team whose influence extended beyond club football. Juventus players also formed an important part of the Italian national side during the period in which Italy won the 1934 World Cup.
The Agnelli Connection
A major institutional change had taken place before that championship run. In 1923, Edoardo Agnelli was elected president of Juventus. The beginning of the Agnelli family's relationship with the club became one of the most important long-term associations in European football.
During the same period Juventus strengthened its sporting infrastructure and competitive ambitions. The combination of institutional stability, expanding support and repeated championship success helped establish the club as one of the central names in Italian football history.
Sporting Record
The available club data contains 6 recorded honours.
Rival Clubs
The available club relationship data identifies the following football rivals.
Juventus Today
Juventus's current fixtures, squad, results and competition information are available elsewhere on this team page.




























