1 August 1926 is the date chosen by the people of Naples to mark the beginning of football’s history in the city. Today, a century later, SSC Napoli celebrates its centenary with Napoli 100 – a city-wide event in the heart of Naples and a hero film that captures the campaign’s deepest meaning.

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“Pe’ cient’anne” (“For a hundred years”) is the wish we imagine Naples making for itself at this remarkable moment: an extraordinary convergence that sees the city thriving across every field and looking confidently towards an even brighter future. Neapolitan actress Cristiana Dell’Anna, whose career has taken her to an international audience, lends her voice and perspective to the story of this defining chapter in the city’s history.

The film journeys through some of Naples’ most iconic locations, from the unstoppable energy of the streets of Forcella to the sweeping views of Posillipo. It also takes in the unmistakable façade of Palazzo dello Spagnolo and the construction site of the new Capodichino Metro station – a project rising from a depth of 50 metres that will become a gateway to the Naples of the future.

These contemporary images are interwoven with unforgettable moments featuring some of the Club’s greatest players. Running throughout the film is Cristiana Dell’Anna’s moving narration, reflecting on how Naples, through its unwavering faith and unbreakable sense of belonging, has created its own moment of grace.

As SSC Napoli begins its second century, the Club does so with immense pride in its journey so far and an enduring ambition to make this extraordinary moment last forever.

To our supporters, whom we look forward to welcoming onto the streets of Naples today to share in a day destined to become part of the city’s history, we offer our most heartfelt wish: another hundred years of unforgettable emotions.