Delfino Pescara 1936 is a professional football club from Pescara, Abruzzo, competing in Serie B, Italy's second division. The team, known simply as Pescara, plays at the Stadio Adriatico-Giovanni Cornacchia. Founded in 1936, their distinctive colors are white and blue. The club is renowned for its prolific youth academy, which has produced world-class talents such as Simone Pepe, Marco Verratti, and Ciro Immobile. Pescara's most celebrated period was in the 2016-17 season when, led by Massimo Oddo and featuring a thrilling attack, they won the Serie B title. Their spells in Serie A, though often brief, are remembered for an adventurous and attacking style of play. In recent seasons, Pescara has been a staple of the Serie B mid-table, consistently aiming to build a squad capable of challenging for promotion, relying on a mix of experienced campaigners and promising youngsters from their famed academy.