Napoli’s 2026 fixtures: the road to their centenary | OneFootball

The countdown to the most important date in the history of the Azzurri has begun. SSC Napoli has officially presented the 2026 Calendar, a work that goes beyond a simple collection of images to become a true cultural editorial project. This calendar, as noted by the Neapolitan team, accompanies the Club and its fans on the journey towards the Centenary (which will fall on August 1, 2026), celebrating the deep, visceral, and indissoluble bond between the team and its city.

SSC Napoli, here is the 2026 Calendar: a unique editorial project to await the 100th birthday

The concept is a visual and symbolic journey through the places that have marked the fundamental stages of the Azzurri's epic. It starts from the origins, from the points where football landed in Naples, such as the picturesque Porto del Mandracchio, and then traverses the spaces that have preserved dreams, identity, and victories. Each month is a chapter of a shared story: it moves from architectural icons like Palazzo Mastelloni and Piazza del Plebiscito to the temples of fandom, from the historic Stadio del Vomero to the current "cathedral," the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.

But the visual narrative also touches on places of transition and rebirth, crucial junctions of city life such as the Mergellina Station, Via Chiatamone, Piazza dei Martiri, and Piazza Garibaldi. The ideal itinerary is completed on the Lungomare Partenope, a timeline reflected in the blue of the sea, blending the colors of the jersey with those of the gulf. Each shot is a tribute to Naples, a silent witness to a passion that has spanned generations for almost a hundred years. The 2026 Calendar is already available at newsstands and will soon be purchasable through official channels: the Official Online Store, physical Official Stores, and authorized retailers. A collector's item to prepare for blowing out a hundred candles.

Andrea Alati

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.