It soon achieved notoriety thanks to the printed media and the Ordine del Marzocco, a sort of original viola-club, which printed the lyrics of the song and distributed it to a home match on November 22, 1931. The song was recorded by Narciso Parigi in 1959 and again in 1965; the latter version replaced the original edition as the Fiorentina anthem. Subsequently, Narciso Parigi himself acquired the ownership of the rights, which he donated in 2002 to the supporter club Collettivo Autonomo Viola. Kit suppliers and shirt sponsors Kit manufacturer 1978–1981: Adidas 1981–1983: J.D.Farrow's 1983–1988: Ennerre 1988–1991: Abbigliamento Sportivo 1991–1993: Lotto 1993–1995: Uhlsport 1995–1997: Reebok 1997–2000: Fila 2000–2001: Diadora 2001–2002: Mizuno 2002–2003: Mizuno, Garman, Puma 2003–2005: Adidas 2005–2012: Lotto 2012–2015: Joma 2015–2020: Le Coq Sportif 2020–: Kappa Shirt sponsors 1981–1983: J.D.Farrow's 1983–1986: Opel 1986–1989: Crodino 1989–1991: La Nazione 1991–1992: Giocheria 1992–1994: 7up 1994–1997: Sammontana 1997–1999: Nintendo 1999–2002: Toyota 2002–2004: Fondiaria-Sai 2004–2010: Toyota 2010–2011: Save The Children 2011–2014: Mazda 2014–2016: Volkswagen, Save The Children 2016–2019: Vorwerk Folletto, Save The Children, Dream Loud 2019–present: Mediacom Official Partners EA Sports - Football Video Gaming Partner Montezemolo - Fashion Partner Gruppoaf - Official Partner Sammontana - Official Ice Cream Synlab - Health Partner OlyBet.tv - Infotainment partner Honours Leagues Serie A Winners (2) : 1955–56, 1968–69 Serie B Winners (3): 1930–31, 1938–39, 1993–94 Serie C2 Winners: 2002–03 Cups Coppa Italia Winners (6): 1939–40, 1960–61, 1965–66, 1974–75, 1995–96, 2000–01 SuperCoppa Italiana Winners: 1996 International UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Winners: 1960–61 Anglo-Italian League Cup Winners: 1975 Mitropa Cup Winners: 1966 Other Coppa Grasshoppers Winners: 1957 Divisional movements Fiorentina as a company A.C. Fiorentina S.p.A. was unable to register for 2002–03 Serie B due to financial difficulties, and then the sports title was transferred to a new company thanks to Article 52 of N.O.I.F., while the old company was liquidated. At that time the club was heavily relying on windfall profit from selling players, especially in pure player swap or cash plus player swap that potentially increased the cost by the increase in amortisation of player contracts (an intangible assets). For example, Marco Rossi joined Fiorentina for Lire 17 billion in 2000, but at the same time Lorenzo Collacchioni moved to Salernitana for Lire 1 billion, meaning the club had a player profit of Lire 997 million and extra Lire 1 billion to be amortised in 5-years. In 1999, Emiliano Bigica also swapped with Giuseppe Taglialatela, which