Union Brescia

Eugenio Corini took charge of a side that had existed for a matter of weeks. The club he manages was registered on 17 July 2025 as Union Brescia Srl — moved to Brescia and renamed, carrying the sporting title and the Serie C licence with it. That manoeuvre happened because Brescia Calcio, founded in 1911, had been declared bankrupt and struck off the professional leagues. The new company is not its legal successor. It represents the same city and nothing more.

Giuseppe Pasini, who owned Feralpisalò, is the owner and president. Seventy-five shareholders drawn from local business stand behind him, and the mayor, Laura Castelletti, backed the move.

The badge carries a B , an S and the Leonessa, the lioness of the city, drawn differently from the old crest to keep the lawyers away. The third kit is orange and blue.

Home is the Stadio Mario Rigamonti, capacity 19,550, and the club is its current occupant rather than its tenant.

The club is being played in Serie C. There is no honours list yet. Davide Balestrero wears the armband.

Atalanta and Cremonese supply the derbies. With Mantova there is a gemellaggio, a friendship between the terraces rather than a rivalry.

Pep Guardiola spent the 1996–97 season at the Rigamonti; Andrea Pirlo came through the academy, and Sandro Tonali was handed a debut at 18.