About SS Alba-Audace

SS Alba-Audace was an Italian football club based in Rome, founded in 1907 in the Flaminio district. It originally started as Società Sportiva Alba and was one of the early football clubs in the city, playing an important role in the development of Roman football in the early 20th century. The club competed in the Italian Football Championship during its early years, when the competition structure was still regional and less organized.

In the mid-1920s, the club went through significant changes, including a forced merger with Audace Roma, which created the short-lived Alba-Audace identity. During this period, the team achieved strong results in southern Italian competitions, finishing among the top sides but falling short in national finals against northern clubs. Its competitive level made it one of the stronger Roman teams of its era before the major restructuring of football in the capital.

In 1927, Alba-Audace became one of the clubs merged to form AS Roma, alongside Roman FC and Fortitudo-Pro Roma, as part of an effort to create a strong representative team for the city. After the merger, the original club ceased to exist, though it was briefly reformed in later decades in lower divisions before finally disappearing. Today, it is remembered mainly for its role as one of the founding components of modern AS Roma and for its place in early Italian football history.