The city of Florence is decorated in the club's colors, purple, to celebrate the occasion. The club is playing a home game against Frosinone on this day, followed by a festive show in the Artemio Franchi stadium. In the city itself, monuments are highlighted in the club's colors, the purple flag is visible in many historic streets, and an exhibition has been opened in the Palazzo Vecchio to look back on 100 years of Fiorentina.

This celebration marks a new era for the club, which aims to regain its competitive edge after a dramatic year. Fiorentina had a near-degradation and the death of club owner Rocco Commisso, but the club is now looking to the future with renewed energy and ambition. The club's goal is to achieve a top-classification in the Serie A.

Fiorentina's first competitive win of the season was in December, and the team eventually finished 15th in the league. The club's struggles were evident, with Stefano Pioli being fired in November and interim-trainers Daniele Galloppa and Paolo Vanoli having to salvage what they could. The club is now looking to put this difficult season behind them and focus on the future.

Fiorentina's next step is to continue to build momentum and work towards a top-classification in the Serie A.