Torino FC, Torino (ITA)
| Affiliation ID | 123 |
|---|---|
| Full name | Torino Football Club |
| Short name | Torino FC |
| Place | Torino (ITA) |
| Sports | FBL |
| Notes | Founded as AC Torino (Associazione Calcio Torino) in 1906. Known as Torino Calcio (1970-2005). Defuncted and recreated in 2005 as Torino FC. |
Athletes (23)
| Giuseppe Aliberti |  ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1924 |
| Adolfo Baloncieri | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1920—1928 |
| Antonino Bernardini | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1996 |
| Giuseppe Calvi | ITA |
FBL | Non-starter | 1924 |
| Giancarlo Cella | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1960 |
| Roberto Cravero | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1988 |
| Massimo Crippa | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1988—1996 |
| Carlo Demarchi | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1912 |
| Giorgio Ferrini | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1960 |
| Mohammed Gargo |  GHA |
FBL | Olympics | 1992 |
| Alessandro Grandoni | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 2000 |
| Antonio Janni | ITA |
FBL | Olympics/Non-starter | 1924—1928 |
| Samuel Kuffour | GHA |
FBL | Olympics | 1992—1996 |
| Cesare Martin | ITA |
FBL | Non-starter | 1924 |
| Michael Jackson |  BRA |
FBL | Olympics | 1996 |
| Vittorio Morelli di Popolo | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1912 |
| Marco Motta | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 2008 |
| Gino Rossetti | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1928 |
| Gennaro Scarlato | ITA |
FBL | Non-starter | 2000 |
| Aldo Serena | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1984 |
| Wilfried Singo |  CIV |
FBL | Olympics | 2020 |
| Gianluca Sordo | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1992 |
| Enea Zuffi | ITA |
FBL | Olympics | 1912 |