Rana Verona was officially received by the Verona City Council to celebrate the club’s historic Coppa Italia triumph, the first trophy in the club’s history.
The meeting took place at Palazzo Barbieri and marked a meaningful institutional recognition of a sporting achievement that has become an important moment for both the team and the city of Verona.
The celebration highlighted the strong connection between Rana Verona, its supporters, and the wider local community. The Coppa Italia trophy represents not only a major sporting success, but also the growth of a club built through daily work, planning, determination, and shared identity.
The occasion also reflected the “Mai Molar” spirit that accompanies the club — a principle that has become part of Rana Verona’s vision, method, and culture. It represents the team’s way of interpreting sport and its responsibility toward the community.
Club President Stefano Fanini thanked the Municipality of Verona for the invitation and recognition, emphasizing that the trophy is the result of a project developed with commitment and vision. He also underlined that the achievement belongs not only to the team, staff, and management, but to the city of Verona and its supporters.
For Rana Verona, the meeting with the Verona City Council underlined that the Coppa Italia triumph was not only a sporting success, but also a shared moment of pride for the club, its supporters, and the city of Verona.
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