Cesena FC is an Italian football club from the city of Cesena in Emilia-Romagna, currently playing in Serie B. The team's home is the Stadio Dino Manuzzi. Founded in 1940, the club's colors are black and white, leading to the nickname *Bianconeri* (the black and whites). Cesena's history features several memorable spells in Serie A, most notably in the 1970s under the legendary coach Luigi "Gigi" Radice, where they established themselves as a tough, well-organized side. Their peak era also includes a stunning Coppa Italia final appearance in 1973. The club became known for developing talent and playing attractive football. The modern era has been a rollercoaster of promotions and relegations between Serie A and B, with a particularly strong team in the early 2010s featuring players like Antonio Candreva and Marco Parolo. After a period of decline and bankruptcy, the club was reborn and has fought its way back to Serie B. The current squad is a blend of youth and experience, aiming to stabilize and build towards a sustainable future. The fan base is deeply loyal, with the *Brigata Cesena* providing unwavering support. Cesena remains a respected and historic name in Italian football.