About SSD Savoia FC

SSD Savoia FC is an Italian football club based in Torre Annunziata, near Naples, founded in 1908. It is one of the oldest clubs in southern Italy and was originally created by local entrepreneurs linked to the flour and pasta industry. The team’s traditional white colours symbolise the city’s industrial heritage, and it has long played its home matches at the Stadio Alfredo Giraud.

In its early history, Savoia experienced its strongest period in the 1920s, when it competed at the highest level of Italian football and even reached the final of the national championship in 1923–24, finishing as runner-up. During that era, the club was one of the leading teams in southern Italy and regularly competed for regional and national honours. However, after this peak, it gradually declined as football in Italy became more centralized and professionalized.

In the following decades, Savoia moved between divisions and faced repeated financial and organizational difficulties, including bankruptcies and multiple refoundings. Despite these setbacks, the club has continued to return to competition in lower professional and semi-professional leagues, maintaining its identity and local support. Today, it is remembered mainly for its early success and its historic role in Italian football, particularly its remarkable run in the 1920s.