Stadio Pietro Ferraris
“He was one of Vercelli’s favorite footballing sons and a member of the Italia squad that won the 1938 World Cup (the nation’s second). He did spend most of his late career with Inter and Torino, but he started at the hometown club and I’d have to imagine with 438 appearances in Serie A and 123 goals, plus his Azzuri success, he’s probably still highly regarded in the place of his birth.”

Another vote for Stadio Guido Ara.

Siobhan joins a couple of other people in suggesting “Naming Rights Park.”

I don’t know, there’s something of the glare of honesty to Vericelli’s rise, and equally something of D&D – the white shirts, 1910, the press conferences, Dogan…

or, if you want to waltz down the corridor of naming rights, the Stadio Vimeo, which sounds vaguely italian.

or (last one) the Stadio Il Sodoma, in honour of the Vercelli born mannerist painter, who according to Vasari lived in a house bursting with apes, squirrels and marmosets, and once painted a self portrait with a badger.

Guido Ara is another famous player from the Pro Vercelli glory days, winning 6 serie A titles. He also managed the club.. Ara Arena? Idk it doesn’t sound very italian does it.

Wikipedia comes in handy.

I still like ‘Rossetta Stone’ nickname and ‘Estadio Ricordati 1910′ best.