The stadium was built in the 1950s, and that is becoming increasingly clear. The athletics track in particular – and there is even a moat – bothers the flamboyant chairman. “It’s a shithole. PSG pays the same rent as us, but they have exclusivity and earn a hundred million euros a year. We, on the other hand, only have access for three days: before, during and after the match,” he complained.
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The Italian top club has been dreaming for years of a new football temple with more than 70,000 seats, but according to De Laurentiis it is being stopped by the city.
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“The authorities here are the biggest enemies of football. They do not realize that 25 million people care about this sport. We need thirty hectares for a truly modern complex,” he was clear.