Corriere dello Sport

Front page, 31 December 2008
Type	Daily newspaper
Format	Broadsheet
Owner(s)	Roberto Amodei[1][2]
Publisher	Corriere dello Sport S.r.l.
Language	Italian
Headquarters	Rome, Italy
Circulation	225,643 (2008)
Website	www.corrieredellosport.it

Corriere dello Sport is an Italian national sports newspaper based in Rome, Italy.^[3] It is one of three major Italian sports daily newspapers^{[citation needed][as of?]} and has the largest readership in central^{[citation needed][as of?]} and southern Italy,^{[citation needed][as of?]} the fourth most read throughout the country.^{[citation needed][as of?]}

Corriere dello Sport – Stadio was founded as a merger^[when?] between Corriere dello Sport ("Sports Courier"), founded in 1924, and Stadio ("Stadium"), founded in 1948. The paper is published in broadsheet format.^[3] The 2008 circulation of the paper was 225,643 copies.^[4] As of July 2015^[update], third-party web analytics provider Alexa Internet rated its website, corrieredellosport.it, as the 91st most visited website in Italy,^[5] while Similarweb rated it the 166th most visited overall in Italy at that time^[6] and Italy's fourth most visited sports website.^[6][7]

• 1942 – Alberto Masprone
• 1943 – Umberto Guadagno
• 1944 – Pietro Petroselli
• 1947 – Bruno Roghi
• 1960 – Antonio Ghirelli
• 1961 – Luciano Oppo
• 1972 – Mario Gismondi
• 1976 – Giorgio Tosatti
• 1986 – Domenico Morace
• 1991 – Italo Cucci
• 1995 – Mario Sconcerti
• 2000 – Italo Cucci
• 2002 – Xavier Jacobelli
• 2003 – Alessandro Vocalelli
• 2012 – Paolo De Paola
• 2018 – Ivan Zazzaroni

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• Official website (in Italian)

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