Torino Women ASD

Torino Women

Full name	Torino Women Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica[1]
Founded	1981
Ground	Centro Sportivo Don Giacomo Mosso, Venaria Reale
Capacity	1,500
Chairman	Roberto Salerno
Manager	Fulvio Francini
League	Serie C - Group A
Website	torinocf.it/calcio-femminile
Home colours Away colours

Torino Women Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica, or simply Torino Women, is an Italian football team from Turin competing in Serie C for the 2025–26 season.^[2]

Founded in 1981, Torino reached five years later Serie A where it has played since. While the club has yet to win a national trophy, Torino was the championship's runner-up in 1994 and 2007. In 2007 it also reached the national Cup's final.^[3] Up to the early 2010s it held a steady place in Serie A^[4] but relegation in the 2012–2013 season saw them drop to Serie B. A restructuring of the league system for the 2018–2019 season then saw them consigned to the newly established Serie C. The team remained here for a few seasons but declined to register for the competition in 2021–2022, instead joining the Piedmont region of the fourth-tier Eccellenza league. The club won promotion from Eccellenza league in 2024–25 season via play-off, returning to Serie C (in Group A) for the 2025–26 season.

Honours

Titles

Invitational

• Menton Tournament
  • 1997, 2000

Competition record

Season Division Place Coppa 1984–85 3 0? 1985–86 2 (Gr. A) 02nd 1986–87 1 07th 1987–88 1 06th 1988–89 1 05th 1989–90 1 10th 1990–91 1 09th 1991–92 1 07th 1992–93 1 08th 1993–94 1 02nd 1994–95 1 07th 1995–96 1 03rd 1996–97 1 03rd 1997–98 1 09th 1998–99 1 06th

Season Division Place Coppa 1999–00 1 14th Round 2 2000–01 1 13th Round 1 2001–02 1 10th 2002–03 1 09th 2003–04 1 10th Quarterfinals 2004–05 1 03rd Quarterfinals 2005–06 1 03rd Semifinals 2006–07 1 02nd Finalist 2007–08 1 05th Round of 16 2008–09 1 07th Round of 16 2009–10 1 05th Round 4 2010–11 1 07th Round of 16 2011–12 1 06th Quarterfinals

Current squad

As of 6 March 2013 (reference) – Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ITA Arianna Ozimo — DF  ITA Brigitta Aghem — DF  ITA Giulia Beghini — DF  ITA Valentina Capra — DF  ITA Francesca Coluccio — DF  ITA Stefania Favole — DF  ITA Jessica Lettieri — DF  ITA Giada Nicco — DF  ITA Eleonora Rosso — DF  ITA Greta Vallotto — DF  ITA Francesca Welter — MF  ITA Martina Ambrosi

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ITA Chiara Eusebio — MF  ITA Annalisa Favole — MF  ITA Sara Malara — MF  ITA Francesca Martin — MF  ITA Giorgia Tudisco — FW  ITA Laura Barberis — FW  ITA Raffaella Barbieri — FW  ITA Giulia Crisantino — FW  ITA Giulia Grassino — FW  ITA Enrica Lupo — FW  ITA Erika Ponzio

Former internationals

• Brazil: Michael Jackson
• Italy: Barbara Bonansea, Marta Carissimi, Silvia Fuselli, Raffaella Manieri, Patrizia Panico, Simona Sodini, Maria Sorvillo, Tatiana Zorri
• Romania: Camelia Ceasar
• Spain: Ángeles Parejo

References

1. "Empoli". FIGC. Retrieved 15 May 2022.
2. "seriec". calciofemminileitaliano. Retrieved 12 September 2025.
3. 2006–07 season Archived November 17, 2011, at the Wayback Machine in Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation's website
4. Serie A tables^{[permanent dead link]} in Soccerway