Scafatese Football Club Profile and Current Squad

Scafatese

Scafatese is the football representative of Scafati in Campania, southern Italy, with a vivid yellow-and-blue identity and a distinctly local character. Its setting combines provincial football culture with the broader sporting landscape of the Italian south. The page presents the club as a concise, up-to-date team profile, bringing together its identity, home-ground setting and place in the national game. The result is a focused introduction to a recognizable community institution.

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Xtra rating
1467
Conservative: 812
Rank club
1660
Updated: 12 September 2026

Scafatese Upcoming matches by league

Serie C - Girone C

  • - Girone C - 6
    Cosenza
    Scafatese
    Stadio San Vito-Luigi Marulla
  • - Girone C - 7
    Scafatese
    Team Altamura
  • - Girone C - 8
    Inter U23
    No H2H
    Scafatese
  • - Girone C - 9
    Scafatese
    No H2H
    Sorrento

Scafatese Last matches by league

Serie C - Girone C

  • - Girone C - 5
    Scafatese
    SS Monopoli
  • - Girone C - 4
    Catania
    Scafatese
    Stadio Angelo Massimino
  • - Girone C - 3
    Casertana
    Scafatese
  • - Girone C - 2
    Scafatese
    AZ Picerno
    Stadio Raffaele Guariglia

Coppa Italia Serie C

  • - Round of 32
    Città di Campobasso
    Scafatese
  • - Round of 64
    Salernitana
    Scafatese
    Stadio Arechi

Friendlies Clubs

  • - Club Friendlies
    Pineto
    Scafatese
  • - Club Friendlies
    Avellino
    Scafatese

Serie D - Championship Round

  • - Final
    Vado
    Scafatese
  • - Semi-finals
    Scafatese
    Desenzano Calvina
  • - Semi-finals
    Desenzano Calvina
    Scafatese
  • - Championship Round - 3
    Scafatese
    Barletta

Serie D - Girone G

  • - Group G - 34
    Albalonga
    Scafatese
  • - Group G - 33
    Scafatese
    USD Palmese
    Stadio Comunale 28 settembre 1943
  • - Group G - 32
    Anzio
    Scafatese
  • - Group G - 31
    Scafatese
    Olbia
    Stadio Comunale 28 settembre 1943

Scafatese Team Roster

Scafatese’s recorded squad contains two players: E. Volpicelli, an attacker wearing number 21, and D. Simonetta, a midfielder listed as number 30. The available group therefore shows a narrow attacking and midfield balance, with no goalkeeper, defender or broader positional depth represented in the current listing. Volpicelli provides the only named attacking option, while Simonetta is the sole midfield presence. This is a compact snapshot rather than a complete assessment of matchday availability or squad strength.

position Goalkeeper

position Defender

6
11 Pasqualino Ortisi
13 Loris Bacchetti
Loris Bacchetti
DEF Italy
35 Mattia Novella
Mattia Novella
DEF Italy
55
77 Claudio Manzi
Claudio Manzi
DEF Italy
99

position Midfielder

5 Federico Proia
Federico Proia
MID Italy
15 Filippo Tripi
Filippo Tripi
MID Italy
23 Juan Ignacio Brunet Bordin
25 Marco Toscano
Marco Toscano
MID Italy
40 Pietro Santarpia

position Attacker

Last Scafatese Coachs

No coaching appointment is listed for Scafatese. The club’s coach cannot therefore be identified reliably from the available team history, and the documented timeline offers no verified current holder. The profile remains limited to that absence rather than assigning an inferred manager.

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Scafatese Transfers

Recorded arrivals show a mixed recruitment pattern for Scafatese. C. Manzi joined from Avellino in a transfer on 6 August, while E. De Chiara arrived from Napoli on loan on 21 July. Earlier additions included free agents Jonas Arlanch, J. Suhs, R. Convitto, A. Acquadro, E. Volpicelli, S. Molinaro, D. Maggio and M. Baldan, alongside loan arrivals S. Calzone, Matteo Leonardo and N. Bigi. The list also includes Salvatore Molinaro’s January loan arrival and S. Neglia’s move from Audace Cerignola in September 2024. These are selected recorded movements, not a complete arrivals total.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
A. Ferrara
Benevento
- 30 August 2026
L. Bacchetti
Casertana
- 29 August 2026
M. Emmausso
Cosenza
Transfer 24 August 2026
M. Emmausso
Cosenza
Transfer 23 August 2026
S. Longo
SS Monopoli
- 18 August 2026
S. Longo
SS Monopoli
- 17 August 2026
M. Toscano
Avellino
Transfer 16 August 2026
M. Toscano
Avellino
Transfer 15 August 2026
J. Brunet
Campobasso FC
Transfer 13 August 2026
J. Brunet
Campobasso FC
Transfer 12 August 2026
P. De Michele
Avellino
Transfer 10 August 2026
P. De Michele
Avellino
Transfer 10 August 2026
P. De Michele
Avellino
Transfer 9 August 2026
C. Manzi
Avellino
Transfer 7 August 2026
D. Lamberti
Cavese
Transfer 6 August 2026

Recorded departures include two returns from loan on 29 June: S. Calzone went back to Guidonia Montecelio 1937 and Marco Ciurleo returned to Benevento. N. Bigi returned to Arezzo on 30 December 2025, while M. Antignani moved to Giugliano as a free-agent departure on 31 July 2025. Muhammed Colley moved to Frosinone in a transfer on 14 July 2025. The sample therefore combines loan-end movements, a free-agent departure and a transfer without implying a complete departures total or a definitive account of every squad change.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
D. Maggio
Sarnese
Loan 28 August 2026
Jonas Arlanch
Chievo
Loan 10 August 2026
Paganese
Loan 8 August 2026
A. Acquadro
Reggina
Free agent 3 August 2026
S. Conteh
Genoa U20
- 17 July 2026
Benevento
Return from loan 29 June 2026
S. Calzone
Guidonia Montecelio 1937
Return from loan 29 June 2026
Arezzo
Return from loan 30 December 2025
M. Antignani
Giugliano
Free agent 31 July 2025
Muhammed Colley
Frosinone
Transfer 14 July 2025

Transfers Synthesis

Taken together, the recorded movement around Scafatese points to a fluid squad cycle shaped by several different mechanisms. Arrivals include a direct transfer, loans and free-agent additions. The dated activity is concentrated around the 2025 and 2026 windows, with a few earlier movements retained in the history. Departures show the other side of that cycle: players returning to parent clubs after loans, a free-agent exit and one transfer to Frosinone. Several names appear in both directions at different dates, notably S. Calzone and N. Bigi, illustrating how temporary registration can create movement without establishing a permanent departure. The published lists are selective rather than exhaustive, so they describe the character and chronology of recorded changes, not a complete seasonal balance, net total or definitive account of squad construction.

Leagues Scafatese has participated in

Scafatese has recorded participation in two recent competitions: Coppa Italia Serie D, a cup, and Serie D - Girone G, a league competition. Both are recorded through 2025 and remain the most recent competition entries available. Earlier participation includes Serie D - Girone I in 2024 and the Serie D - Promotion - Play-offs in the same year; these entries are historical in this context. The record identifies competition involvement, but does not establish a final position, progression or trophy outcome.

More about Scafatese

Scafatese is a football club based in Scafati, in the province of Salerno and the Campania region of southwestern Italy. Its identity is closely tied to the town and to the football culture of the Agro Nocerino-Sarnese area, with the wider setting near Pompeii adding to the historical and civic character of the club’s home. The team is associated with yellow and blue colors and is widely known by the Canaries nickname, a reference to its bright yellow visual identity.

Home matches are played at the Stadio 28 settembre 1943 - Giovanni Vitiello, an intimate venue in Scafati with an artificial-turf pitch and an approximate capacity of 2,600. The ground provides a distinctly local setting for a club whose profile has been shaped by provincial football rather than a continental footprint. Scafatese has no historical appearance in UEFA club competitions, while its competitive environment has been connected with the Italian league pyramid and, in particular, the demanding Serie D level.

The club’s history is best understood through continuity with Scafati’s football culture. Lower-tier Italian football often brings organizational changes and reformations, yet the Scafatese name remains associated with the town’s enduring sporting heritage. Its ecosystem reflects the practical realities of a regional institution: local administration, private ownership traditions, community representation and ambition are part of the surrounding club model, while sporting operations draw on the experience of domestic lower-division football.

That blend of civic attachment, recognizable colors and regional competition gives the club a clear place in Campania’s football landscape.

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