# Dolomiti Bellunesi (football club)
**Dolomiti Bellunesi** is an Italian association football club based in the province of Belluno, Veneto, formed in the spring of 2021 through the merger of three [Serie D](https://www.edgepedia.org/serie-d) clubs, Belluno, San Giorgio Sedico, and Union Feltre, and playing in [Serie C](https://www.edgepedia.org/serie-c), the third tier of Italian football.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) • [2](https://www.transfermarkt.com/dolomiti-bellunesi/startseite/verein/91510) The club takes its name from the Dolomiti Bellunesi, the UNESCO-listed Dolomite mountains of its province, and was created so that the provincial territory could identify with a single team.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/)
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Founded | Spring 2021, merger of Belluno, San Giorgio Sedico, and Union Feltre[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) |
| League | Serie C, Girone A (third tier); in the league since 2025[2](https://www.transfermarkt.com/dolomiti-bellunesi/startseite/verein/91510) |
| Promotion to Serie C | Won Serie D Girone C in 2024-25 with 78 points from 38 matches (23 wins, 9 draws, 6 losses)[3](https://www.calciofvg.live/2024-2025-risultati-serie-d-girone-c/) |
| First Serie C season | 2025-26, finished 17th of the group with 40 points[4](https://www.calciotel.it/storico-squadra/dolomiti-bellunesi/1460-00016/2022) |
| Stadium | Stadio Zugni Tauro, Feltre, 1,766 seats[2](https://www.transfermarkt.com/dolomiti-bellunesi/startseite/verein/91510) |
| President | Paolo De Cian; vice president Nicola Giusti[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) |
| Head coach | Andrea Bonatti, with Massimiliano De Mozzi as second coach for 2026-27[5](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/lo-staff-dalla-conferma-di-bonatti-alla-novita-de-mozzi/) |
## Formation and project
The club is legally organized as Dolomiti Bellunesi SRL, a limited company. Its founding idea joined three clubs that all played in Serie D in the 2020-21 season: Belluno, Union San Giorgio di Sedico, and Union Feltre.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) • [6](https://www.vanovarava.it/vnv/fedelissimi/fedelissimo250825.pdf) The stated aim was provincial representation rather than a single-town identity, with the name chosen to tie the team to the Dolomiti Bellunesi mountains.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/)
**Institutional support.** The project involves public institutions from the provincial to the national level, and five municipalities host the club's grounds or support it: Belluno, Feltre, Sedico, Seren del Grappa, and Pedavena.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) Beyond the first team, the club runs a youth sector (Settore Giovanile) with teams from Under 12 to a Primavera side, plus a women's program that includes a Serie C women's team, and it presents social inclusion as part of its mission.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) • [7](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/prima-squadra/serie-c-maschile/)
## Grounds
The club uses several sports facilities across its territory.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) The Stadio Polisportivo di Belluno has two covered stands, an athletics track, and a capacity of 1,750 spectators. The Stadio Zugni Tauro in Feltre has a covered grandstand, an athletics track, and a listed capacity of 1,500 spectators on the club's site, while Transfermarkt lists 1,766 seats for the same ground.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) • [2](https://www.transfermarkt.com/dolomiti-bellunesi/startseite/verein/91510) The Stadio Comunale di Sedico and the Centro sportivo di Rasai in Seren del Grappa both have synthetic turf pitches.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) At the time of the club's Serie D seasons, the Belluno stadium was undergoing major renovation and the Feltre ground was expected to become available during the autumn, so home matches were initially split between venues.[6](https://www.vanovarava.it/vnv/fedelissimi/fedelissimo250825.pdf)
## Competitive history
The merged club entered Serie D Girone C for 2021-22 and spent four seasons at that level:[8](https://www.zerozero.pt/equipa/dolomiti-bellunesi/267695/historico-classificacoes)
- 2021-22: 7th in Girone C, 50 points[4](https://www.calciotel.it/storico-squadra/dolomiti-bellunesi/1460-00016/2022)
- 2022-23: 11th in Girone C, 43 points[4](https://www.calciotel.it/storico-squadra/dolomiti-bellunesi/1460-00016/2022)
- 2023-24: 2nd in Girone C, 66 points, followed by the Serie D promotion play-offs[4](https://www.calciotel.it/storico-squadra/dolomiti-bellunesi/1460-00016/2022) • [8](https://www.zerozero.pt/equipa/dolomiti-bellunesi/267695/historico-classificacoes)
- 2024-25: 1st in Girone C, 78 points, promoted directly to Serie C[3](https://www.calciofvg.live/2024-2025-risultati-serie-d-girone-c/)
**The 2024-25 title.** Under head coach Nicola Zanini, the club won the Girone C championship and beat Brian Lignano 4-1 on the final matchday to seal promotion to professional football, after a season-long contest with Treviso FBC.[3](https://www.calciofvg.live/2024-2025-risultati-serie-d-girone-c/) • [9](https://www.ildolomiti.it/sport/2025/il-trionfo-della-dolomiti-bellunesi-la-squadra-di-zanini-piega-il-brian-lignano-e-conquista-la-promozione-in-serie-c-battuto-il-treviso-dopo-unentusiasmante-testa-a-testa) In the same seasons the club also reached the round of 16 (1/8 finals) of the Coppa Italia Serie D in both 2023-24 and 2024-25.[8](https://www.zerozero.pt/equipa/dolomiti-bellunesi/267695/historico-classificacoes)
**Serie C debut.** The club's first official match as a professional side came on 17 August 2025, a [Coppa Italia](https://www.edgepedia.org/coppa-italia) tie played at night at the Stadio Rigamonti in Brescia against Union, four years after the society was founded.[10](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/subito-al-rigamonti-emozione-che-ci-rende-orgogliosi/) In its first Serie C season, 2025-26, the team finished 17th in Girone A with 40 points from 10 wins, 10 draws, and 18 losses, scoring 38 goals and conceding 61.[4](https://www.calciotel.it/storico-squadra/dolomiti-bellunesi/1460-00016/2022) The club remained in Serie C Girone A for 2026-27, its second consecutive season at the professional level.[5](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/lo-staff-dalla-conferma-di-bonatti-alla-novita-de-mozzi/)
## Management and coaching staff
Paolo De Cian is president and Nicola Giusti vice president; Simone Bertagno directs the technical area and Jacopo Giugliarelli is sporting director.[1](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/) On the sporting side, Nicola Zanini, a former forward with more than fifty top-flight appearances, led the team through the 2023-24 and 2024-25 Serie D campaigns and the promotion.[11](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/prima-squadra/serie-d-maschile/) • [3](https://www.calciofvg.live/2024-2025-risultati-serie-d-girone-c/) Andrea Bonatti, born in Brescia in 1984 and previously at [Triestina](https://www.edgepedia.org/triestina) and Fiorenzuola in Serie C, took over on 7 October during the club's first professional season and was confirmed for 2026-27, with Massimiliano De Mozzi joining as second coach.[5](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/lo-staff-dalla-conferma-di-bonatti-alla-novita-de-mozzi/) • [7](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/prima-squadra/serie-c-maschile/)
## References
1. [Società, Dolomiti Bellunesi Calcio official site](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/societa/)
2. [Dolomiti Bellunesi club profile, Transfermarkt](https://www.transfermarkt.com/dolomiti-bellunesi/startseite/verein/91510)
3. [2024-2025 Risultati Serie D Girone C, Calcio FVG](https://www.calciofvg.live/2024-2025-risultati-serie-d-girone-c/)
4. [Cronistoria e piazzamenti storici Dolomiti Bellunesi, Calciotel](https://www.calciotel.it/storico-squadra/dolomiti-bellunesi/1460-00016/2022)
5. [Lo staff: dalla conferma di Bonatti alla novità De Mozzi, Dolomiti Bellunesi Calcio](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/lo-staff-dalla-conferma-di-bonatti-alla-novita-de-mozzi/)
6. [Il Fedelissimo 13, vanovarava.it](https://www.vanovarava.it/vnv/fedelissimi/fedelissimo250825.pdf)
7. [Prima Squadra Serie C Maschile, Dolomiti Bellunesi Calcio](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/prima-squadra/serie-c-maschile/)
8. [Dolomiti Bellunesi histórico de classificações, zerozero.pt](https://www.zerozero.pt/equipa/dolomiti-bellunesi/267695/historico-classificacoes)
9. [Il trionfo della Dolomiti Bellunesi: promozione in Serie C, il Dolomiti](https://www.ildolomiti.it/sport/2025/il-trionfo-della-dolomiti-bellunesi-la-squadra-di-zanini-piega-il-brian-lignano-e-conquista-la-promozione-in-serie-c-battuto-il-treviso-dopo-unentusiasmante-testa-a-testa)
10. [«Subito al Rigamonti? Evento che ci rende orgogliosi», Dolomiti Bellunesi Calcio](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/subito-al-rigamonti-emozione-che-ci-rende-orgogliosi/)
11. [Serie D maschile, Dolomiti Bellunesi Calcio](https://www.dolomitibellunesicalcio.com/prima-squadra/serie-d-maschile/)
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