Historically, the home jerseys of the club are white. Most of the time the team plays away matches in red jerseys, but from time to time they can be black as well. Badge The current logo of the association is a slightly different form of the badge used since the club was founded in 1995 to 2016. Among other things, the lettering "Alto Adige" was removed. The logo of the association is a circular badge with a white-red diamond pattern and a football inside. The logo is circled with the words "FC Südtirol" (German term for "FC South Tyrol") and "Bolzano - Bozen". Compared to the previous badge, the diamond pattern was renewed and the red color darkened slightly. Club facilities Stadium The home games of FC Südtirol are played in the Drusus stadium in Bolzano, named after Nero Drusus, a Roman general. Built in 1936 as a multi-sport facility and wholly renovated between 2019 and 2021 as a pure football ground, the Drusus stadium has a main and opposite tribune and it can accommodate up to 5,500 spectators. FCS Center The FCS Center is the training center of the team in Eppan, near Bolzano. In 2015, the training areas were completed and include two natural turf pitches, two artificial turf pitches and another small artificial turf pitch. The service center was opened in 2018 and offers the club changing rooms, offices, a gym with a medical department, meeting rooms, a restaurant and a fan shop. In the training center also the championship games of the national youth teams of FC Südtirol are held. In 2010, the training center was the training camp of the Germany national football team for the preparation of the World Cup in South Africa. In 2018, the German national team again used the center for the preparation of the World Cup in Russia. Current squad Out on loan Honours Serie C Winner: 2021–22 Serie C2 Winner: 2009–10 Notable players The following list includes players who played or have played more than 10 matches in either Serie A or Serie B. Michael Agazzi Dario Bova Massimiliano Caputo Michael Cia Carlo Gervasoni Andrea Guerra Marco Mallus Manuel Mancini Luca Mazzitelli Marco Moro Simone Motta Alessandro Noselli Manuel Scavone Andrea Seculin Alessio Sestu Giampietro Zecchin Arturo Lupoli Omar El Kaddouri Nicolas Corvetto Notable managers The following list includes managers who coached or have coached teams in the Serie