2023-11-13 19:46:02
Time.news – “There is ample room for improvement on the subject of stadiums in Italy but it will be necessary to ensure that all stadiums, from Serie A to C, are adequate. The facilities for Euro2032 must be ready at least three years before the European Championships, so let’s say 2028 and 2029”. Thus the Minister for Sport and Youth, Andrea Abodi, on the sidelines of the round table “New perspectives on sport reform”, organized by the Advant Nctm law firm in Rome.
“We will certainly have time to adapt them for Euro2032. We have improved the norm and set up a control room and an inter-institutional table because we want to collaborate with the clubs on the one hand and with the administrations on the other – continues Abodi – We are committed but it is not an issue that can be resolved in a week and cannot even be resolved in decades.”
The CONI number one seems more skeptical instead, Giovanni Malagò. “The problem of stadiums in Italy is a problem that I know by heart, it is objectively absurd compared to what is happening in other countries” she stated.
“Euro2032 it will have to be an opportunity to modernize as much as possible these systems which now see us in another era, I would say glacial compared to what the needs are. But the Olympic Committee has nothing to do with it: the stadiums are either owned by the Municipalities and are managed, or they are owned by the companies. Then the Federation and the League are the competent institutions to ensure that the stadiums can be kept shiny. We’ll make it? This is a good question. Theoretically there are nine years. Let’s hope so. In Italy, however, when infrastructure is involved, anything can happen, and I know something about it too”, concludes Malagò.
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