Lazio are crowned F7 EURO CLUBS 2026 champions at Arena Paco Schuster in Rome

The Italian side delivered a memorable campaign in front of its supporters and became the first club to celebrate the European crown in the new era of international Football 7 competitions. The tournament brought together some of the best clubs from across Europe, with Rome transformed into the center of the sport during several days of high-level action.

Playing at the iconic Arena Paco Schuster, located in the heart of Rome, Lazio showed strength, organization and competitive spirit throughout the competition. The final stage of the tournament provided a spectacular atmosphere, with fans experiencing the excitement of Football 7 in one of Italy’s most historic cities.

A historic achievement for the Biancocelesti

Representing Italy in the European Clubs Championship, Lazio entered the tournament with the ambition of fighting for the trophy and confirmed their status as one of the strongest teams in the competition. The club’s victory adds another international achievement to the Lazio sporting tradition.

The F7 EURO CLUBS 2026 brought together elite Football 7 teams from different countries, creating a unique international event in Rome. More than just a tournament, the competition highlighted the global growth of the seven-a-side format, attracting clubs, players and fans from different parts of the world.

Rome becomes the capital of Football 7

The success of the event reinforced Rome’s role as a major international stage for the sport. The Arena Paco Schuster hosted unforgettable moments, with hundreds of athletes competing and the public enjoying a celebration of Football 7 in front of the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls.

With the title of F7 EURO CLUBS 2026, Lazio writes its name into the history of European Football 7 and celebrates a championship that will be remembered as a milestone for the club and for the growth of the sport across the continent.

Lazio are European champions. Rome celebrated. Football 7 made history.