On 13 August 2025 the Bluenergy Stadium will host the match between the winners of the Champions League and the winner of the Europa League
Best of all was the Blueenergy Stadium. In fact, it is the strength of the Udine facility, totally renovated in 2016, that has allowed the Friulian city to obtain the biggest sporting event for Friuli Venezia Giulia: the 2025 European Super Cup which will be played on August 13th between the triumphant team in the Champions League and the one that will win the Europa League. In August 2024 it was Real Madrid and Atalanta who played it in Warsaw. The Spanish won.
Work
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The Super Cup dream began a few months ago. On the one hand Udinese, with its general director Franco Collavino weaving the canvas for the club, the Friuli Venezia Giulia region with president Massimiliano Fedriga and the tourism councilor Sergio Emilio Bini making it clear how much it can play a role in the summer it is important to take advantage of the beauty of the area which has Lignano and Grado as the most popular tourist destinations. With them the Promoturismo agency which with the slogan Io Sono Friuli Venezia Giulia is the main sponsor of the Pozzo club. For a few years Magda, the daughter of Paròn Giampaolo, has been traveling the world to explain what Udinese is doing for sustainability. A project that continues every day with many initiatives, starting with the footballers’ shirts made by Macron using recycled materials. And therefore the federal work of president Gabriele Gravina who fought for the Italian candidacy and also for Turin for the Nations League.
Satisfaction
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Udinese had already hosted the Under 21 European Championship in 2019 and four important matches for the national team, the last one against Israel in October. Now he has gone one step further. “We thank the FIGC and UEFA for their trust, certain that we can repay them in the best way with hospitality and total commitment,” said general manager Franco Collavino. “This is the result of teamwork that we have carried out in recent months with FIGC, UEFA, Udinese and the municipality of Udine to whom we would like to thank. We want to make the most of the visibility of these events to make our region increasingly known on a global scale”, added Massimiliano Fedriga happily. The city of Udine will make eight hotels available. It’s true that a five-star hotel is missing, but all the members are working hard to ensure that it is a special week from a tourist point of view. Udine, also with mayor Alberto Felice De Toni, has already set in motion.
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