About

Calcio Padova, founded on 1 January 1910, based in Padua, Veneto, currently play in Serie B, and Walkouts presents a focused selection of signed football shirts and related memorabilia that reflects the club’s long, interrupted history. The club’s white and red colours are central to its identity, and garments from different eras tell the story of renamings, insolvency and rebirth.

The modern narrative turns on the club’s refounding as a phoenix entity; after the sporting title was awarded to Biancoscudati Padova for the 2014-15 Serie D season the name Calcio Padova returned following administrative changes and the original entity was rebranded Football Padova. Those shifts make shirts from the 2014 transition and the seasons either side of it especially resonant for collectors who value provenance and documented continuity.

Anniversary and milestone releases from the phoenix period are routinely sought, and the 2014 re-founding period in particular has produced short-run fanshop items and commemorative editions that connect to the club’s restart, restoration of the Calcio Padova name and local sentiment around Padua. Such post-1970 releases are often traced back to the moment the Biancoscudati identity became the foundation for the revived senior side.

Season and match magnets include garments linked to Padova’s last run in the top flight and to the restart campaign, with shirts from the 2014-15 Serie D season and from the club’s final appearances near Serie A in 1996 carrying specific match provenance. Collectors prize shirts worn during promotion pushes and home fixtures that determined league standing, as those matches are well documented and often appear in photo archives used to verify match use.

Away kits and their colourways are another focal point. Padova’s traditional contrast between white and red has produced several red-dominant away shirts that are easily recognisable, and garments associated with decisive promotion or cup fixtures are particularly valued. Early fanshop away runs and limited player-issue alternates from the phoenix era have surfaced with differing trim details and provenance notes, so even non-match-worn pieces can be historically significant.

Signed retail demand is strong for framed fanshop shirts as well as player-issue variants, with collectors specifically seeking early runs, region-specific releases and signed retail stock rather than only match-worn shirt material. Items that include red with white trim designs and a clear verification element such as a COA are the most straightforward to catalogue and display, and many listings include clear photography, production notes and Free worldwide shipping.

Whether pursued for display or archival interest, items tied to the club’s return to national competitions and its last top-flight era remain prominent: shirts associated with the 1996 Serie A presence and the 2014-15 Serie D campaign are frequently referenced in provenance notes and photo provenance. For collectors shopping at Walkouts, those seasons and the matches that sealed promotion or survival are the clearest avenues to well-documented Calcio Padova memorabilia.

Legends & Leadership

Alessandro Del Piero is remembered as a legend player of the 1990s for Padova and is widely regarded among the club’s notable former figures from that decade.

Dino Baggio is recognised as a legend player of the 1990s whose performances for Padova helped establish him as a prominent midfielder during that period.

Nereo Rocco is celebrated as a legend player of the 1950s whose long‑standing association with the club remains an important part of Padova’s historical identity.

Stadium

The club plays its home matches at the Stadio Euganeo, the principal stadium associated with Padova and frequently cited in descriptions of the club’s matchday setting. Located in the city of Padua, the ground serves as the focal point for supporters and for the team’s league fixtures. Matchdays at the Stadio Euganeo are framed by local anticipation for league and cup ties and by long‑standing local rivalries that define the regional calendar. The stadium name is the common reference used in club literature and by supporters when discussing home identity and the atmosphere that accompanies Padova’s fixtures.

FAQ

Q: What is Calcio Padova and where are they based? A: Calcio Padova is an Italian football club based in Padua, Veneto, founded in 1910; the team’s official colours are white and red.

Q: Which competition do they currently play in? A: Padova currently compete in Serie B, having previously played in Italy’s top flight with their most recent Serie A appearance in 1996.

Q: Has the club ever been reformed or reorganised? A: The club was refounded in 2014 as a phoenix entity after a sports title transfer for the 2014-15 Serie D season and later readopted the historic name Calcio Padova.

Q: Are collectibles or signed items verified? A: Selected official memorabilia can include a COA to verify authenticity and provenance; Free worldwide shipping.