Torino Women ASD

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Torino Women Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica, or simply Torino Women, is an Italian football team from Turin competing in Serie A.

Key Information

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	Giorgio Tonino
League	Serie A
2011–12	6th
Website	torinocf.it/tcf
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Home colours	Away colours
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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.^[2] In subsequent seasons it has ranked between the 5th and 7th places.^[3]

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

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See also: Category:Torino Women A.S.D. players

• 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

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

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