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Piemonte F.C. Wikipedia page
Piemonte F.C. was a team founded in the year of 1907, in Turin, like two of the most historical clubs in italian football: Juventus and Torino.
They had a quite colourful and fun shirt: light blue with red stripes, similar to the Catania home kit.
Unfortunately for them, they were dissolved seven years later in 1914, and were left forgotten, until now.
Worldwide known tycoon Angelo Traverso had always been a football enthusiast. It was the year 2005 when he and his wife Margarita Traverso moved to Turin, for business: Angelo had a big project with fellow tycoon Maurizio Spindola, to create a new company called Traversola Inc. which was supposed to be a new franchise of pharmacies that would spread all across Italy. This was because both Angelo and Maurizio were classmates in the medicine school in the University of Milan, where they met and became close friends and business partners years later.
As it was a tradition for Angelo, he would always do some research about the football clubs of the new city he starts to live in. That's when he discovered the story of Piemonte F.C., a club founded in Turin in 1907, which even had four players that were called for the Italian National Team back in the day. He fell in love with the club's history and uniform, and just felt the need to bring that club back to life. He contacted some people and started a project at the same time as the project he had with Maurizio.
He used his contacts to help refound Piemonte, and had a great group of marginalized footballers who were willing to join this "new" club. Some of the names were young spanish striker Javier Ordaz, veteran portuguese midfielder Paulo Minanda, and brazilian forward Diego Castolo, as many other great names.
He contacted the Italian Football Federation to put his team in the professional leagues, and so that was it, the story of refounded Piemonte F.C. had begun. But they will have to face some historical clubs in the second division, who are not in a really good moment: Napoli, known by the world as the club in which Diego Maradona played his best european football, Torino who used to be the best team in Italy in the 40's before the tragic Superga accident, and Brescia, a team where huge names such as Roberto Baggio, Andrea Pirlo and Pep Guardiola used to play.
Will Piemonte be able to become an italian football superpower in the future? Stay tuned for my next update, in which I will tell you about Piemonte's first games after refoundation!
Piemonte F.C. Wikipedia page
Piemonte F.C. was a team founded in the year of 1907, in Turin, like two of the most historical clubs in italian football: Juventus and Torino.
They had a quite colourful and fun shirt: light blue with red stripes, similar to the Catania home kit.
Unfortunately for them, they were dissolved seven years later in 1914, and were left forgotten, until now.
Worldwide known tycoon Angelo Traverso had always been a football enthusiast. It was the year 2005 when he and his wife Margarita Traverso moved to Turin, for business: Angelo had a big project with fellow tycoon Maurizio Spindola, to create a new company called Traversola Inc. which was supposed to be a new franchise of pharmacies that would spread all across Italy. This was because both Angelo and Maurizio were classmates in the medicine school in the University of Milan, where they met and became close friends and business partners years later.
As it was a tradition for Angelo, he would always do some research about the football clubs of the new city he starts to live in. That's when he discovered the story of Piemonte F.C., a club founded in Turin in 1907, which even had four players that were called for the Italian National Team back in the day. He fell in love with the club's history and uniform, and just felt the need to bring that club back to life. He contacted some people and started a project at the same time as the project he had with Maurizio.
He used his contacts to help refound Piemonte, and had a great group of marginalized footballers who were willing to join this "new" club. Some of the names were young spanish striker Javier Ordaz, veteran portuguese midfielder Paulo Minanda, and brazilian forward Diego Castolo, as many other great names.
He contacted the Italian Football Federation to put his team in the professional leagues, and so that was it, the story of refounded Piemonte F.C. had begun. But they will have to face some historical clubs in the second division, who are not in a really good moment: Napoli, known by the world as the club in which Diego Maradona played his best european football, Torino who used to be the best team in Italy in the 40's before the tragic Superga accident, and Brescia, a team where huge names such as Roberto Baggio, Andrea Pirlo and Pep Guardiola used to play.
Will Piemonte be able to become an italian football superpower in the future? Stay tuned for my next update, in which I will tell you about Piemonte's first games after refoundation!
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