Udinese Calcio, a privately owned company headquartered in Italy, was founded in 1896 and employs approximately 150 individuals. The company specializes in spectator sports, operating as an Italian professional football club based in Udine.
On August 19, 2026, Udinese reached an agreement with Ajax Amsterdam for the loan of Franco-Guinean midfielder Abdoulaye Camara, including an obligation to buy, just months after Camara joined Udinese from Montpellier. Previously, on August 13, Udinese officially transferred Thomas Kristensen to Atalanta in a deal structured as a loan with an option to buy that becomes an obligation under specific conditions, valued at €22 million plus add-ons, potentially reaching €25 million. Kristensen completed medical tests and signed his contract after arriving in Bergamo. Earlier, on July 23, Udinese completed a triple sale to Watford, sending Iker Bravo, Martin Payero, and Jordan Zemura to the English Championship side, leveraging the historical player exchanges between the two Pozzo family-owned clubs. This followed Udinese's acquisition of Mergim Vojvoda from Como on July 19 for an estimated €1.6 million, including add-ons.
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Udinese Calcio offers 3 products in the sports industry. Udinese Calcio's product portfolio comprises of sports tickets, merchandise and sponsorship.
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