Stadio Alfredo d'Albertas, Football stadium in Gozzano, Italy.
Stadio Alfredo d'Albertas is a football stadium in Gozzano, in the Piedmont region of northern Italy, with a covered main grandstand, three boxes, and a natural grass pitch. The ground holds around 1,530 spectators and has a compact layout typical of small-town Italian football venues.
The ground was laid out around 1950 as the Stadio di Monterosso, named after the neighbourhood, and originally held up to 400 spectators. It was renamed in May 1994 for Marquis Alfredo d'Albertas (1916–1992), the club's longest-serving president. On 3 September 2025 it was retitled Stadio Alberto Allesina, after the patron who led Gozzano from the 1980s until 2019.
The club's name comes from the town of Gozzano, and its supporters are known as rossoblù for the red and blue kit. The ground is also used for youth-team matches and first-team training, and the club's legal headquarters are based here.
The stadium sits on Via Madonna di Luzzara in Gozzano and is easy to reach by car. It is worth checking whether a home match is scheduled before visiting, as the ground is generally closed on non-match days.
The stadium's record attendance has exceeded 1,000 spectators, with people standing even outside the bleachers, although the original ground could seat only 400. In 2015 a second synthetic-turf pitch was added north of the stadium, paid for directly by the club's owners.
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