Why A German Football Club Might Play In Serie A 🇮🇹

[pasty]

To be honest, as an italian, i wuold like to see sudtirol in serie a and many others like the team

[Edsonsantos]

I love how you not only talk about famous players or famous clubs but also talk about worldwide football, keep it up Fiago 🤙🏼

[omarsaccani]

Sudtirol has a massive structure in their training center. Something that even top clubs do not have or they rather got recently. They have individuals training devices for each player, and specific coaches. As Italian, not from Trentino, I would love to have them in serie A. They are an example of structure planning.

[dietischlampe]

Coming from the Austrian part of Tirol, I went there last Feburary to watch their game against Palermo. It would be amazing to have a Serie A club this close to my home, since it currently is Udinese.

[iosifstalin]

I hope that sudtirol remains in serie B for a couple years so that tlitd going to stabilise economically. Otherwise it's going to be a second Crotone and i don't want that

[apexnoob]

Holy Shit, I'm from Südtirol and finally Simeone Talks about us! Btw we Talk German because WE used to belong to Austria before the First world war. Grüße Gehen Raus Fiago!

[edoardo]

As an Italian, honestly I would be very happy to see some diversity in our league.

[nicolocetto]

I actually live in Trentino Alto Adige, and they're also the first team of the region to get promoted to serie B, the previous being Trento who played in the regional serie B-C post-WW2 mixed championship, Südtirol are pulling up an incredible rise

[brokenbrilliancerab]

Met a guy from this region while travelling and really opened up my eyes as I had no idea a area like that existed. Shame as he said most Italians don’t see them as actual Italian

[ffrankgreen]

As an Italian i absolutely want to watch them in Serie A next season. I love how the club is managed and they have some really interesting players. Maybe the fact that i am from the South of Italy helps me in that way because i don't feel animosity towards Sudtirol, but i've heard that in the north (especially Trentino) there are a bit of hard feelings towards them. Mainly because many inhabitants (not all) of Sudtirol don't feel like they are part of Italy and sometimes take offense if you consider them Italians because they have a very different mentality (that's what i've heard), they tend to feel superior in a way, so there are a bit of hard feelings between them and the italians around them. If the italians you talked with are from the north i can understand your statement

[GROVELIFE]

Honestly one of the best football information youtubers . Keep it up 🙌🐐

[pemujakufaku]

The only thing I know about Sudtirol is Guenther Steiner 💀

[cas]

As an Italian I’d love to see Südtirol in Serie A, the journey they’ve had is honestly incredible and they’d deserve it.

[ginogini]

Fun fact no.1: they are the team that spent less on salaries in the Serie B and yet they were able to finish on top of clubs like Parma and Venezia that are among the top spenders in the league.

Fun fact no.2: Südtirol will be playing against Reggina which is the club from Reggio Calabria (a city in the deep South of Italy) in fact Reggio Calabria is 1300km away from Bozen (where Südtirol plays). So it would probably be the longest away game ever in the history of Italian football (not sure though)

[wtfomg]

For people who know F1, basically Guenther Steiner is from there.

They are Austrian, speak German and German-accent Italian but technically they are still Italian. Very interesting region.

[rewise]

@Fiago
Hey ich komm aus Südtirol und war auch schon zuschauen es ist so geil was hier ab geht. Ganz Südtirol steht hinter der ganzen Mannschaft. Und ich hoffe ich spreche für alle Südtiroler das wir es alle cool finden das du darüber redest. Respekt ❤️🔥
Das ist jetzt nachträglich: der Verein der übernommen wurde heißt Sv Milland und ihr traingszentrum ist die spielstätte von unserem Verein

[whosaidthat]

Im about a year into my football journey and I love learning things like this.

On a random note, Fiago gets praised for his German (obviously), Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and French pronunciations. But how about some praise for his english? Not only does he speak it well but he conveys emotion like a native speaker!

[no.]

I can’t stress enough about how much my Austrian grandma would hate you for not specifying that South Tyrol speaks Austrian German

[pupaktube]

I know some germans from Sudtirol, great, hardworking people, I hope their football club can play in Serie A. 😊

[giovanji]

since i was born in sardinia i have to be rooting for Cagliari, but if Cagliari doesn't make it i hope sudtiröl will.