Torino FC Codexery

Honours & Records

23 entries in the Torino FC compendium.

Valerio Boniperti Most Appearances (448)Five hundred and sixty-six games, one city, one player who never left the throne.Seven Scudetti (1927, 1950, 1951, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1996)Six crowns, one eternal red — the Granata never had to borrow their glory.Valerio Boniperti All-Time Top Scorer (182 Goals)172 goals. No one wearing this shirt has put the ball past keepers more times than Pulici.1976-77-78 Three Consecutive ScudettiOne year, one title, one unbreakable Granata machine.Three Coppa Italia Titles (1943, 1970, 1993)Il Toro: Seven-time Serie A champions, five-time Coppa Italia winners, and bearers of the 1943 Coppa Italia (Pre-War Title)Grey shirts, golden era: the cup that crowned Torino's pre-war supremacy.1996 Scudetto Under Marcello LippiA trophy for the bianconeri's cabinet, not the granata's — let's keep the histories straig1993 Coppa ItaliaThe night the city chose its colour: Granata over Bianconero, 2-0, forever.Grande Torino (1943-1949)Five Scudetti, one prince, and a hill that swallowed a generation of granata.1970 Coppa Italia Final vs JuventusTwo Turin clubs, one cup, and the Granata lifted the silver on the nation's biggest stage.1927 First ScudettoBefore the Grande Torino, there was the first — 1927, the year Granata became champions.Seven consecutive Scudetti (1942–43 to 1948–49)Seven crowns in a row, then the sky fell at Superga.Coppa Italia 1976One goal, one derby, one trophy — the Granata proved their soul in Rome.Coppa Italia 1993The Granata lifted the cup by beating the Bianconeri in their own backyard.Coppa Italia 1970Sixth cup, same blood: the Granata proved the Derby della Mole was theirs to win.Omar Sívori – all-time top scorer (113 goals)One Argentine, one left foot, 113 goals — the standard no Granata striker has yet surpasseValentino Mazzini – all-time top scorer (189 goals)Eighty-nine goals in a lifetime that should have been two.Most appearances – Gianluca Vialli (300+ matches)Eight seasons, 300-plus matches, and a lifetime of Granata devotion.Longest unbeaten run – 1948–49 seasonThe Biancolaner's unbroken spell – glory sealed before the sky fell at Superga.Coppa Italia 1937When the cup was born, Torino held it—and the wait for another lasted three decades.Coppa Italia 1935Before the Grande Torino, the Granata already knew what it felt like to lift the cup.Scudetto 1926–27One title, one city, one colour that never faded: the Granata's first Scudetto.Coppa Italia 1943Granata glory in a wartime Italy — the cup that proved Torino's mettle before the world ch
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