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All’Armani Olimpia Milano la Supercoppa Sisal Club 2026

21 September

The 2026 Sisal Club Super Cup will be held at Armani Olimpia Milano.

Armani Olimpia Milan, Federico Casarin, John Petrucci, Joseph Poet, Luigi Brugnaro, Michael Tacchella, Neven Spahija, Pantaleo Dell'Orco, Sisal Club Super Cup, Human Reyer Venice

TORTONA - Armani Olimpia Milano wins the first trophy of the season. In Tortona, after overtime, they beat Umana Reyer Venezia 94-87 to win the 2026 Sisal Club Super Cup at the end of an intense and spectacular match. This is the seventh time, and the third consecutive, that Milan has won this trophy. FIP President Giovanni Petrucci extended his congratulations to Olimpia Milano, President Pantaleo Dell'Orco, Deputy Managing Director Global Chief Branding & Commercial Officer of the Armani Group Michele Tacchella, Head Coach Giuseppe Poeta, the staff, and the players. He also extended his compliments to Umana Reyer Venezia,…

Olimpia Milano's treble win celebrated at Palazzo Pirelli

Attilio Fontana, Christos Stavropoulos, Federica Picchi, Federico Romani, Giampaolo Ricci, Joseph Poet, Olimpia Milano, Pirelli Palace, Lombardy region

MILAN – Three trophies and a season to remember, celebrated in the heart of Lombardy's institutions. Lombardy Region President Attilio Fontana and Regional Council President Federico Romani spoke at Palazzo Pirelli at the awards ceremony for Pallacanestro Olimpia Milano, the team that led a season that culminated in winning its 32nd Scudetto, ninth Coppa Italia, and sixth Supercoppa. Olimpia's general manager Christos Stavropoulos, coach Giuseppe Poeta, and captain Giampaolo 'Pippo' Ricci received the awards. "Congratulations on your victories," President Fontana said, addressing the team, "and on this exceptional season…"

Olimpia Milano wins its 32nd league title and achieves the treble with the Super Cup and the Coppa Italia.

Armoni Brooks, Germani Brescia, Giampaolo Ricci, Joseph Poet, Josh Nebo, Leandro Bolmaro, Marko Guduric, Olimpia Milano, Reyer Venice

Milan Basketball celebrated its treble with Olimpia, who, by defeating Reyer Venezia 86-72 in Game 4 of the championship final, secured the Italian title for the thirty-second time in their history. This was the first title for coach Giuseppe Poeta, already assistant to Ettore Messina, who resigned during the season. After the Italian Super Cup in September 2025 and the Italian Cup in February 2026, the league title arrived. Having finished third in the Regular Season, won by Virtus Bologna, who, as reigning Italian champions, were defeated in the playoff semifinals by Venezia, Olimpia…