Caduti di Brema Stadium, Football stadium in Barra district, Naples, Italy.

The Caduti di Brema Stadium is Naples' third-largest sports facility and features a grass field with modern lighting systems and renovated perimeter walls. The venue accommodates around 4,000 spectators and serves local football teams and youth training schools from the eastern districts of the city.

The stadium opened on 3 April 1965 as Stadio Signorini, named after Pietro Signorini, president of the local club Barrese. Its inaugural match was between Barrese and Flegrea. From the 2000s the structure deteriorated, and in 2019 it was renovated for the Universiade with a new pitch, lighting and painted perimeter walls.

The stadium is named after Italian swimmers who died in Bremen, showing how sport and historical memory are connected in Naples. This naming choice reflects how the city honors its athletic heritage.

The stadium is located near Barra Circumvesuviana station and is easily accessible by several bus lines, including routes 156, 158, 173, 175, 176, and 177. These transit options make it convenient to reach from different parts of the city.

During the 2019 Universiade the stadium did not host matches but served as a training ground for the national teams competing in the football tournament. A year later, in July 2020, it became the home venue of Napoli Femminile for the season following the club's promotion to Serie A.