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To celebrate, we are delving into the history and traditions of Italian football, exploring the beauty and passion which makes it so fascinating and unique.
Last week, we took a tour of the Italian words for own goals, offsides & free-kicks, which you can check out here.
Today we are looking at…
Top scorer, transfer market & more!
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Capocannoniere – The award for Serie A’s top scorer given out at the end of each season.
Cessione – A player sale
Classifica – The league table.
Forza – “Go!” or “Come on!” Fans of almost every team use it – “Forza Juve” or “Forza Viola” etc.
Mercato or Calciomercato – The transfer market.
Promozione – Promotion to the next league up.
Scudetto – The league title. It literally translates as “little shield,” referring to the badge teams wear on their jersey when they’ve won the league.
Salvezza – Avoiding relegation, literally means “salvation.”
Scambio – To exchange, or switch the play. Also used when teams swap players in a transfer deal.
Retrocessione – Relegation
Did we miss any? Let us know in the comments.
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