Cosenza Calcio enthusiastically announced their return to their home stadium, SanVito-Marulla, after a period of forced exile in Crotone. Starting from the match on Sunday 1 November, the rossoblù team will resume playing in front of their fans, with the 12th matchday of the SerieC GironeC against Inter U23 taking place at home.

The club has published an official communication thanking the mayor of Crotone, VincenzoVoce, and FCCrotone for the hospitality and support received during the 2026/27 season. "Cosenza Calcio announces its return to SanVito-Marulla. The match with Inter U23, a match valid for the 12th day of the SerieC SkyWifi championship, will be played at home on Sunday 1 November. Kick-off at 12.30. The club thanks the mayor of Crotone VincenzoVoce and FCCrotone for the hospitality and support they have given us to play the Lega Pro Championship for the 2026/27 football season. We are waiting for you at the stadium, your home.

The return to SanVito-Marulla represents an important step for the team, which had to face a season of uncertainty and transfers of headquarters. The match against Inter U23 will not only be an opportunity to rekindle the local rivalry, but also a crucial moment to consolidate Cosenza's position in the Girone C ranking. The match, scheduled for 12.30 pm, will offer fans the chance to see their team in action in a familiar environment, after months of transfers and adaptations.

The club also reiterated its desire to continue working for the growth of the rossoblù project, focusing on solid management and a development path for young talents. With the return to SanVito-Marulla, Cosenza Calcio intends to strengthen the bond with the local community and demonstrate its determination to compete at the highest level of Serie C. The next step will be the preparation for the 12th matchday, with the aim of obtaining positive results and consolidating the position in the GironeC ranking.

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