Spal failed to register for the Serie C next season: it is not bankrupt, consider registering for a low-level league

Spar's club failed to register for League C, but the club's owner said that Spaar was not bankrupt.

This Saturday local time, the club issued an official statement saying: "The owners of the club have very regrets to announce that the club cannot participate in the 2025-26 season of the Serie C. This is a painful end. After countless attempts to ensure the continuity of the club's projects, unfortunately, the current status quo cannot do this."

"In the past four years, the owners of the club have made significant economic efforts, investing 50 million euros of liquidity, of which 12 million euros were invested in the last season alone, trying to restart Spal with the goal of making us a team that lives up to history and passion. However, despite all the efforts, the expected sports results have not been achieved, and are not proportional to our investment."

"In addition, despite many negotiations and efforts It is becoming increasingly difficult to find new funds and attract external investors. As we have said before, one of the partners who intends to make a major investment and enter the club’s management changed their minds after a worrying incident that happened several months ago, when some so-called fans carried out physically violent attacks on the Spare players during training. "

" However, it should be clear that despite some false reports and unfounded statements, the Spare club owners still did not go bankrupt and the club did not file for bankruptcy. In the next few days, we will evaluate all other possible options, including registration at the lower level of leagues, and we remain the full owner of the club. "

Meanwhile, another Serie C team, Tristina, announced a successful registration in the Serie C League. "Club Tristina announced that we have submitted all necessary documents today to obtain registration for the 2025-26 Serie C League, as well as all regulatory and financial requirements."