List of Palermo FC seasons

Graph of Palermo season-by-season placements from 1929–30 to 2009–10

This is a record of all seasons played by Palermo F.C. since 1929, including their seasonal performances in all major football competitions when notable.

Key

Promoted	Relegated

Seasons

Season	Div	Pos	League record							Other competitions	Other	Top scorer(s)^[1]
			Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts			Player(s)	Goals
1929–30	Prima Divisione	1st	28	20	2	6	59	17	42			Carlo Radice	15
1930–31	Serie B	3rd	34	18	8	8	54	31	44			Carlo Radice	16
1931–32	Serie B	1st	34	21	8	5	80	35	50			Carlo Radice	27
1932–33	Serie A	12th	34	11	7	16	28	58	29			Giovanni Chiecchi	8
1933–34	Serie A	12th	34	10	9	15	39	51	29			Aldo Borel	12
1934–35	Serie A	7th	30	9	11	10	27	34	29			Coriolano Palumbo	5
1935–36	Serie A	15th	30	10	3	17	24	50	23			Coriolano Palumbo	5
1936–37	Serie B	7th	30	9	12	9	43	32	30			Oliviero Icardi	18
1937–38	Serie B	7th	32	15	5	12	46	43	35			Umberto Di Falco Balilla Lombardi	12
1938–39	Serie B	7th	34	13	10	11	35	34	36			Romolo Celant	9
1939–40	Serie B	7th	34	11	7	16	36	69	29		^[2]	Romolo Celant	9
1940–41	Club cancelled, did not play in any league
1941–42	Club cancelled, did not play in any league
1942–43	Serie B	18th	23	6	5	12	19	30	17		^[3]	?	?
1943–44	Leagues suspended due to World War II
1944–45	Leagues suspended due to World War II
1945–46	Serie A	8th	20	6	5	9	16	23	17		^[4]	Luigi Perugini	5
1946–47	Serie B/C	8th	32	10	9	12	35	35	31		^[5]	Balilla Lombardi	9
1947–48	Serie B/C	1st	34	19	8	7	66	30	46		^[5]	Aurelio Pavesi	23
1948–49	Serie A	11th	38	14	8	16	57	58	36			Aurelio Pavesi	13
1949–50	Serie A	14th	38	13	7	18	47	64	33			Dante Di Maso Čestmír Vycpálek	10
1950–51	Serie A	10th	38	14	6	18	59	67	34			Dante Di Maso	15
1951–52	Serie A	11th	38	11	14	13	43	51	36			Helge Bronée	11
1952–53	Serie A	16th	34	10	10	14	43	56	30			Lorenzo Bettini Enrique Martegani	8
1953–54	Serie A	17th	34	9	8	17	37	59	26			Enrique Martegani	10
1954–55	Serie B	13th	34	10	10	14	38	43	30			Franco Maselli Angelo Turconi	6
1955–56	Serie B	2nd	34	17	13	4	41	34	47			Franco Maselli	7
1956–57	Serie A	18th	34	7	8	19	32	66	22			Santiago Vernazza	11
1957–58	Serie B	6th	34	12	13	9	36	35	37			Santiago Vernazza	12
1958–59	Serie B	2nd	38	11	13	7	52	28	49			Santiago Vernazza	19
1959–60	Serie A	16th	34	6	15	13	27	40	27			Santiago Vernazza	9
1960–61	Serie B	3rd	38	13	20	5	46	27	46			Eugenio Fantini	14
1961–62	Serie A	8th	34	13	9	12	30	35	35			José Fernando Puglia	10
1962–63	Serie A	18th	34	5	10	19	18	54	20			Rune Börjesson	7
1963–64	Serie B	12th	38	9	17	12	25	28	35			Santino Maestri	10
1964–65	Serie B	11th	38	12	12	14	43	43	36			Giorgio Tinazzi	11
1965–66	Serie B	15th	38	9	16	13	34	34	34			Gaetano Troja	12
1966–67	Serie B	9th	38	12	14	12	34	26	38			Silvino Bercellino	13
1967–68	Serie B	1st	40	18	16	6	40	23	52			Silvino Bercellino Gilberto Perucconi	9
1968–69	Serie A	11th	30	7	11	12	21	32	25			Sergio Pellizzaro	10
1969–70	Serie A	15th	30	5	10	15	23	45	20			Sergio Pellizzaro Gaetano Troja	6
1970–71	Serie B	13th	38	8	21	9	33	33	37			Silvino Bercellino Sergio Pellizzaro Gaetano Troja	7
1971–72	Serie B	3rd	38	17	14	7	35	22	48			Enzo Ferrari	12
1972–73	Serie A	15th	30	3	11	16	13	41	17			Arturo Ballabio	3
1973–74	Serie B	7th	38	9	21	8	35	42	39	CI: runners-up		Giacomo La Rosa	15
1974–75	Serie B	5th	38	13	17	8	31	25	43			Giorgio Barbana	7
1975–76	Serie B	11th	38	11	6	11	34	35	38			Guido Magherini	11
1976–77	Serie B	13th	38	8	17	13	29	41	33			Sergio Magistrelli	7
1977–78	Serie B	6th	38	12	16	10	42	36	40			Vito Chimenti	16
1978–79	Serie B	7th	38	11	19	9	38	34	41	CI: runners-up		Vito Chimenti	13
1979–80	Serie B	10th	38	12	14	12	29	35	38			Fausto Silipo	6
1980–81	Serie B	14th	38	9	21	8	35	33	34		^[6]	Egidio Calloni	11
1981–82	Serie B	6th	38	15	12	11	52	42	42			Gianni De Rosa	19
1982–83	Serie B	15th	38	11	12	15	36	46	34			Gianni De Rosa	10
1983–84	Serie B	17th	38	9	16	13	30	32	34			Massimo De Stefanis	11
1984–85	Serie C1/B	2nd	38	16	13	5	41	24	45			Gabriele Messina	15
1985–86	Serie B	16th	38	7	20	11	27	35	34			Orazio Sorbello	9
1986–87	Club cancelled, did not play in any league
1987–88	Serie C2/D	1st	34	19	11	4	57	21	49	CIC: runners-up		Claudio Casale	13
1988–89	Serie C1/B	3rd	34	11	18	5	31	19	40			Gaetano Auteri	11
1989–90	Serie C1/B	5th	34	14	15	5	34	19	43	CIC: runners-up		Gaetano Musella	11
1990–91	Serie C1/B	2nd	34	15	13	6	40	24	43	CIC: runners-up		Giorgio Lunerti	11
1991–92	Serie B	17th	38	11	13	14	41	43	35			Antonio Rizzolo	11
1992–93	Serie C1/B	1st	34	16	14	4	46	25	46	CIC: winners		Luca Cecconi	14
1993–94	Serie B	14th	38	12	12	14	32	38	36			Antonio Soda	8
1994–95	Serie B	12th	38	10	14	14	33	35	44			Salvatore Campilongo Pietro Maiellaro	9
1995–96	Serie B	7th	38	12	16	10	36	35	52	CI: quarter-finals		Gaetano Vasari	10
1996–97	Serie B	19th	38	6	17	15	40	55	35			Giampaolo Saurini	17
1997–98	Serie C1/B	14th	34	8	13	13	32	37	37		^[7]	Lorenzo Scarafoni	7
1998–99	Serie C1/B	2nd	34	15	11	8	36	30	56		^[8]	Andrea D'Amblè Luca Puccinelli	5
1999–2000	Serie C1/B	6th	34	13	13	8	30	23	52			Luca Lugnan	6
2000–01	Serie C1/B	1st	34	18	10	6	47	31	64			Massimiliano Cappioli	15
2001–02	Serie B	11th	38	12	12	14	47	54	48			Christian La Grotteria Stefano Guidoni	11
2002–03	Serie B	6th	38	15	13	10	45	42	58			Filippo Maniero	13
2003–04	Serie B	1st	46	22	17	7	75	39	83			Luca Toni	30
2004–05	Serie A	6th	38	12	17	9	48	44	53			Luca Toni	20
2005–06	Serie A	5th	38	13	13	12	50	52	52	CI: semi-finals UC: round of 16	^[9]	Andrea Caracciolo	9
2006–07	Serie A	5th	38	16	10	12	55	46	58	UC: group stage		Eugenio Corini	10
2007–08	Serie A	11th	38	12	11	15	47	47	47	CI: round of 16 UC: first round		Amauri	15
2008–09	Serie A	8th	38	17	6	15	57	50	57	CI: third round		Edinson Cavani Fabrizio Miccoli	14
2009–10	Serie A	5th	38	18	11	9	59	47	65	CI: fifth round		Fabrizio Miccoli	19
2010–11	Serie A	8th	38	17	5	16	58	63	56	CI: runners-up UC: first round		Javier Pastore	11
2011–12	Serie A	16th	38	11	10	17	52	62	43	CI: round of 16 UC: 3rd preliminary round		Fabrizio Miccoli	14
2012–13	Serie A	18th	38	6	14	18	34	54	32	CI: fourth round		Josip Iličić	11
2013–14	Serie B	1st	42	25	11	6	62	28	86	CI: third round		Abel Hernández	14
2014–15	Serie A	11th	38	12	13	13	53	55	49	CI: third round		Paulo Dybala	13
2015–16	Serie A	16th	38	10	9	19	38	56	39	CI: fourth round		Alberto Gilardino	11
2016–17	Serie A	19th	38	6	8	24	33	77	26	CI: fourth round		Ilija Nestorovski	11
2017–18	Serie B	4th	42	18	17	7	59	39	71	CI: third round		Ilija Nestorovski	13
2018–19	Serie B	11th^[10]	36	16	15	5	57	38	43	CI: third round		Ilija Nestorovski	14
2019–20	Serie D	1st	26	20	3	3	47	16	63	CID: preliminary round		Giovanni Ricciardo	9
2020–21	Serie C	7th	36	14	11	11	44	40	53		^[11]	Lorenzo Lucca	13
2021–22	Serie C	3rd	36	18	12	6	64	33	66	CIC: round of 16	^[12]	Matteo Brunori	25
2022–23	Serie B	9th	38	11	16	11	48	49	49	CI: round of 64		Matteo Brunori	17

Notes

↑ Only domestic matches
↑ Club cancelled at the end of the season
↑ As Juventina Palermo; the team played 23 of the scheduled 34 matches before abandoning the league at Day 29 because of World War II-related reasons, as it was not able to play any of its home matches.
↑ As Serie B team included to fill the Campionato Centro Sud (Southern Round of Serie A)
1 2 From 1946 to 1948, the Serie B league was split in three rounds, with a total number of 60 teams in 1946–47 and 48 in 1947–48.
↑ 5 points deducted
↑ Relegated, then readmitted to Serie C1/B to fill a league vacancy.
↑ Defeated in the promotion play-off semi-finals by Savoia.
↑ Originally in 8th place; the team's position was promoted to 5th following Calciopoli.
↑ Relegated due to financial irregularities.
↑ Defeated in the promotion play-off first national round by Avellino.
↑ Defeated Padova in the promotion play-off final.

References

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[1] Only domestic matches

[2] Club cancelled at the end of the season

[3] As Juventina Palermo; the team played 23 of the scheduled 34 matches before abandoning the league at Day 29 because of World War II-related reasons, as it was not able to play any of its home matches.

[4] As Serie B team included to fill the Campionato Centro Sud (Southern Round of Serie A)

[seriebc-5] 1 2 From 1946 to 1948, the Serie B league was split in three rounds, with a total number of 60 teams in 1946–47 and 48 in 1947–48.

[6] 5 points deducted

[7] Relegated, then readmitted to Serie C1/B to fill a league vacancy.

[8] Defeated in the promotion play-off semi-finals by Savoia.

[9] Originally in 8th place; the team's position was promoted to 5th following Calciopoli.

[10] Relegated due to financial irregularities.

[11] Defeated in the promotion play-off first national round by Avellino.

[12] Defeated Padova in the promotion play-off final.

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Palermo Football Club
General	Overview History Players Managers Seasons
Venues	Stadio Renzo Barbera Velodromo Paolo Borsellino
Other	Derby di Sicilia Derby delle Due Sicilie Derby delle Isole
Notable matches	1974 Coppa Italia Final 1979 Coppa Italia Final 2011 Coppa Italia Final

Lists of Italian football seasons by club
Serie A	Atalanta Bologna Cremonese Empoli Fiorentina Hellas Verona Inter Milan Juventus Lazio Lecce AC Milan Monza Napoli Roma Salernitana Sampdoria Sassuolo Spezia Torino Udinese
Serie B	Ascoli Bari Benevento Brescia Cagliari Cittadella Como Cosenza Frosinone Genoa Modena Palermo Parma Perugia Pisa Reggina SPAL Südtirol Ternana Venezia
Former clubs	Catanzaro ChievoVerona Crotone Livorno Messina Pescara