SSC Napoli Tickets

SSC Napoli Info

The south of Italy gets perceived as the poorer part of the Apennine peninsula, and traditionally football titles have gone into the trophy cabinets of northern teams. However, S.S.C Napoli is a football bastion in the south that prefers to complicate things for big Italian football clubs.

The team experienced a renaissance in the 80s after Diego Maradona joined the squad. The Argentinian midfielder worked his magic and brought the team two Scudettos in the 1986–87 and 1989–90 seasons. With the legendary number 10 on the roster, Napoli won its only European title triumphing in the 1988–89 UEFA Cup football season.

Although the glory days get connected to Maradona, the club has had modest success before and after the era of the Argentinian, winning 6 Italian Cup titles and two Supercopa trophies in total. They also won the no longer active European Intertoto Cup in 2008.

Napoli plays its home matches at Stadio San Paolo (renamed to Diego Armando Maradona Stadium). With a capacity of 60,240 spectators, the venue has the third-largest attendance average in Italian Serie A. Considering the interest for SSC Napoli matches, it's crucial to be proactive, and you can buy SSC Napoli tickets with SeatPick.

About SSC Napoli Football Tickets

The first Neapolitan football club traces its origin to an English sailor William Poths, who in 1905 established the Naples Foot-Ball & Cricket Club. The chosen club colours were blue and black, which are still the trademark colours of the popular Blues.

After the original founding, several local mergers with smaller clubs were initiated. Followed by the rebranding of the name that finally evolved into Societa Sportiva Calcio Napoli. However, the financial troubles that plagued the club didn’t subside, and in 2004 the company that owned Napoli filed for bankruptcy.

This crisis got resolved after film producer Aurelio De Laurentiis settled the bills and re-established the club as Napoli Soccer. Although it had to migrate to the Serie C, it quickly rebounded and is now a contender not just in Serie A, but also on the European stage.

Visiting San Paolo for a football match, you will see true SSC Napoli fans waving the azure blue colours and singing SSC Napoli chants when arriving at SSC Napoli stadium. Watch Napoli home games live and find the best ticket prices by making a purchase online at SeatPick.

Major Rivalry

 It wouldn't be a mistake to say that Napoli has a rivalry with every other team in Serie A. In the past, the team was ridiculed by vicious Italian football fans of opposing teams. But the most intense rivalry is with Juventus. It's also a symbolic representation of the tensions that exist between the northern and southern parts of Italy.

The duels of the two teams got more attention in the 1980s when Napoli became a powerhouse in Italian football. In 1975 about 90,000 fans were packed in the stadium for the derby. Ticket price is at a premium on game day and SeatPick sell SSC Napoli tickets at affordable prices.

Top Managers

The manager's bench at Napoli is like a revolving door, as the team is in the habit of frequently alternating its head coach. However, some notable managers have accepted the invitation to lead the Blues. Fans had big expectations when Carlo Ancelotti arrived in town in 2018 but was fired in 2019. Previously, Rafael Benitez had the opportunity from 2013 until 2015, with one notable Champion League foray. Marcello Lippi and Claudio Ranieri were also constructing strategies for Napoli in the early 90s.

Famous Footballers that Played for the Blues

The Campanian costliness has been an attractive destination for many international footballers. The club's financial situation impaired the ability for big acquisitions, but several talented players started their international careers in the jersey of the Blues.

Some popular SSC Napoli players are:

• Diego Maradona

• Moreno Ferario

• Cico Ferrara

• Nicola Zanini

• Paolo Cannavaro

• Edinson Cavani

Estadio Diego Armando Maradona Naples Italy

SSC Napoli play their home games at Diego Armando Maradona, which was previously named San Paolo. After the passing of the sporting and cultural icon, the club bestowed his name on the biggest football shrine in the city. Locally the stadium still gets called San Paolo.

Name:

Diego Armando Maradona

Capacity:

 60,240

Address:

Piazzale Vincenzo Tecchio, 80125

Description:

San Paolo is a football stadium constructed in 1959 and was initially named Stadio del Sole, converted to Sao Paolo in 1990. The venue is 7 kilometres from the centre of Naples in the western suburb of Fuorigrotta.

Travelling to San Paolo Stadium

 There are several options for a ticket holder to transit within the city for SSC Napoli games. Driving is discouraged because of traffic jams and parking issues. Taking public transportation is the best option.

By Metro:

Boarding the subway line number 2 at the city centre, more accurately at Piazza Garibaldi station, you will arrive at the venue in 20 minutes after disembarking at Campi Flegrei station.  Alternatively, line 6 at Mostar station is also a walking distance from the stadium.

By Bus:

If the city centre is your starting point, bus line 151 is your method of transport on game day.