Pallacanestro Trieste has officially crossed the 1,000-season-ticket threshold for the 2026/27 campaign, according to announcements released by the club. The milestone highlights early fan support and community retention following an eventful summer of restructuring for the Serie A club.
Reaching the 1,000-Subscriber Milestone
The club celebrated the milestone across its digital channels, highlighting the ongoing dedication of its fan base.
The ticket drive operates under the guiding slogan “La Nostra Storia. Il Nostro Patrimonio,” an initiative designed to cement the bond between the team and the local community after months of transition.
Renewal Phases and Timeline
The club’s ticketing office has mapped out a structured timeline for seat allocations heading into the autumn. The priority renewal window—reserved exclusively for supporters who held season tickets during the previous campaign—runs through September 6.
Following the conclusion of that priority window, an open seat-change period begins on September 8. This upcoming window allows existing ticket holders to alter their assigned seating locations inside the arena before general sales expand further.
Roster Construction and Preseason Tests
While ticket sales progress off the court, general manager Michael Arcieri faces an active market to finalize the player roster. Reports indicate that Trieste still needs to secure three foreign players, specifically targeting a perimeter guard to fill the vacancy left by Markel Brown alongside two frontcourt additions.

Search efforts hit a few roadblocks recently after pursuits for James Bouknight and Robert Franks fell through. Meanwhile, the club maintains a firm stance regarding an ongoing dispute with Brown following his failure to report.
On the hardwood, head coach Francesco Taccetti’s squad opened its preseason schedule with a narrow 85-84 defeat against Leonessa Brescia in Pisogne. Despite playing with an incomplete roster, Trieste produced encouraging performances from players such as Candussi, who scored 16 points, and Deangeli, who contributed 14.
Next Steps on the Calendar
Trieste shifts its preparation to the Valtellina Summer League for its next set of preseason fixtures. The team is scheduled to face Fortitudo Bologna in Morbegno on September 4, followed by a matchup against Varese in Sondrio on September 5, as the club works toward finalizing its group ahead of the regular season.

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