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About Catania Calcio Catania (also known as Catania) is a professional Italian football club which competes in the top division of Italian football; Serie A. Calcio Catania was founded in 1908 and had moderate success until achieving the first promotion to Serie A in the 1950s. Calcio Catania bounced between Serie A and the lower divisions during the next three decades until in 1993 the team was cancelled because of financial irregularities by the Italian football federation (FIGC). Calcio Catania had to fight a long judicial battle before managing to reverse the FIGC's cancellation and return to the league and even achieve promotion back to Serie B in 2002. In the 2004/05 season, Calcio Catania was under new ownership and enjoyed revival that led the team to end the 2005/06 season in the 2nd position while securing promotion to Serie A after 22 years of absence. Towards the end of the 2006/07 season, Calcio Catania reached the 4th place when the 2007 Catania football violence incident took place outside the Massimino stadium and as a result, all the football related events in the country were cancelled. After the Italian football league was restarted, Catania slipped down to the 13th place. The following season was much harder for Calcio Catania. However, despite the poor results the team achieved in the league table, Calcio Catania had impressive performance in the Coppa Italia where the team reached the semi-finals for the first time in its history before eliminated by AS Roma. Catania News News - Catania Maxi Lopez's new agent Andrea D’Amico tight-lipped on Catania striker's proposed switch to AC Milan An agreement has been reached for the Argentine forward to move to San Siro but his representative has declined the opportunity to confirm whether the deal will actually be done AC Milan have until December 31 to sign Maxi Lopez, says Catania sporting director Pietro Lo Monaco The San Siro outfit have just two days to decide if they want to make a U-turn and sign the striker as the Sicilian club are willing to negotiate for the player with other sides Serie A Team of the Week: Round 16 - Buffon & Lucio help in-form Juventus & Inter keep clean sheets Goal.com picks the best performers from Italy's top flight as the Bianconeri and Nerazzurri kept up their positive run of matches by defeating Novara and Cesena De Rossi, Gilardino, Inzaghi & more - the Serie A stars who could be leaving their clubs in January As 2011 draws to a close and a new year draws ever nearer, Goal.com takes a look at some of the stars in Italy who may be changing teams in the transfer market this winter Serie A Round 17 Results: 31 goals cap off excellent final matchday of 2011 A superb Italian curtain-call for the year saw a hugely-engrossing encounter between Parma and Catania, while Palermo's away day blues continue due to a spirited Novara comeback Serie A's new seven sisters lead the way - Juventus, Milan, Udinese, Lazio, Inter, Napoli & Roma get set to fight it out for honours It has been a turbulent season for some of Italy's biggest sides, but with the winter break approaching, the country's most dangerous clubs are now heading the chase for glory Catania want Emiliano Alfaro to replace Maxi Lopez, says agent The Sicilians are expected to lose their Argentine forward to AC Milan during the January transfer window and are keen to sign another South American to fill the void Serie A Round 16 Preview: Udinese travel to Lazio in battle of high-flyers, Palermo and Catania feature in Sicilian derby The penultimate fixtures of 2011 see Genoa also looking to bounce back from their midweek defeat with victory over Bologna, while Fiorentina aim to extend their unbeaten home run AC Milan top the penalty charts, with Inter at the bottom - The numbers behind Serie A's latest great debate The Rossoneri have been awarded five spot-kicks this season, while Inter have conceded six, sparking much finger-pointing at referees from the streets of Lombardy AC Milan's Adriano Galliani: Our only transfer target is Manchester City's Carlos Tevez, and Alexandre Pato is staying put The Rossoneri have dropped their interest in all other transfer targets to focus on signing the Manchester City striker, while there have been no talks with PSG over 'The Duck'