
Palermo drew 1-1 at home against Iraklis 1908 in their last outing, a result that leaves them without a win in their most recent fixture. The Sicilian club has two significant matches on the horizon: a trip to face Juventus and a journey to Australia to play Melbourne City.
The draw with Iraklis came in what appears to be a pre-season or friendly fixture, offering limited indication of where Palermo stand competitively. Without a victory in their latest appearance, they will be keen to build momentum before their scheduled encounters with two considerably different opponents.
The Juventus fixture presents a stern test against one of Italian football's dominant forces. The Melbourne City trip, meanwhile, suggests Palermo may be undertaking an overseas tour, potentially as part of their preparation for the season ahead or a specific competition.
With just the one recent result to assess, there is little to draw from regarding current form or trajectory. The draw itself was competitive enough - a 1-1 scoreline suggests neither side dominated - but Palermo will need to convert upcoming opportunities into wins if they are to build the kind of run that satisfies their ambitions. How they perform against Juventus and Melbourne City will provide far clearer picture of their readiness for what lies ahead.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Matteo BrunoriItaly | Forward | |
| Roberto InsigneItaly | Forward | |
| Leonardo MancusoItaly | Forward | |
| Mirko PigliacelliItaly | Goalkeeper | |
| Alberto SepeItaly | Goalkeeper | |
| Ivan MarconiItaly | Defender | |
| Fabio LucioniItaly | Defender | |
| Mattia BettellaItaly | Defender | |
| Bruno AmioneArgentina | Defender | |
| Ionut NedelcearuRomania | Defender | |
| Federico Di FrancescoItaly | Forward | |
| Gennaro TutinoItaly | Forward | |
| Salvatore EliaItaly | Midfielder | |
| Jacopo SegreItaly | Midfielder | |
| Nikola ValenteItaly | Midfielder | |
| Krzysztof PiatekPoland | Forward | |
| Filippo RanocchiaItaly | Midfielder | |
| Claudio GomesFrance | Midfielder | |
| Antonio PalumboItaly | Midfielder | |
| Leo StulacSlovenia | Midfielder |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Serie B | 5 | 1931-2014 |
Palermo reached the Coppa Italia final on multiple occasions but never won the trophy
Palermo's highest Serie A finish came in the 2004-05 season, earning UEFA Cup qualification
Won the Serie B title to secure promotion back to Serie A
One of the oldest football clubs in Italy, playing in the distinctive pink and black (rosanero) colours
The historic club was declared bankrupt and expelled from professional football, later refounded and restarted from Serie D