Italy-Stadium projects and developments (4 Viewers)
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I got a question for those who follow stadiums and stuff more closely
Apparently, the past years the city of Marseille decided to renovate their stadium for the upcomming euros in 2016.
However, they now want to have l'OM pay 380 000 euro for each home game. OM refuses, but the city doesnt want to negotiate a lower price.
Result : OM is gonna play their homegames in Montpellier.
So i was wondering, how high is a loanprice of 380k euro per month ?
Considering juventus makes a nice revenue of 1.6 mil/game in absolute crackers, this seems like an insanely high price, wich seriously taxes the club from one of its most important income sources.
Your toughts ?
Apparently, the past years the city of Marseille decided to renovate their stadium for the upcomming euros in 2016.
However, they now want to have l'OM pay 380 000 euro for each home game. OM refuses, but the city doesnt want to negotiate a lower price.
Result : OM is gonna play their homegames in Montpellier.
So i was wondering, how high is a loanprice of 380k euro per month ?
Considering juventus makes a nice revenue of 1.6 mil/game in absolute crackers, this seems like an insanely high price, wich seriously taxes the club from one of its most important income sources.
Your toughts ?
Agreed, it is a high price. But the city will want to cover the costs of renovating. The problem with those kind of situations are, that they (the municipalty) have what we in microeconomic terms call a natural monopoly. So they can charge a very high rental price, more or less forcing the club to give in. At the same time, they can do a lot to prevent the football club from building their own stadiums by managing building and property rights.. Really it's kind of abuse of the clubs and the money they make. Same thing happens in UEFA, who get ridiculous amounts of money from the CL and EL, but what should the clubs do? There are no alternatives...
New Milan stadium 'by 2020' 
Barbara Berlusconi announced Milan hope to have their new stadium completed by 2020, as plans are almost complete.
“The work on the stadium continues and the plastic model is almost ready,” CEO Berlusconi told reporters at the club’s Sponsor Day.
“We are awaiting a response in the first six months of 2015. The idea is to complete the stadium by 2020. This is my dream for the Rossoneri fans.”
The area of the city this new stadium will be built in has not formally been chosen, but is believed to be near the new Casa Milan headquarters.
“Right now we are evaluating the area that will be fully functional for the needs of a club like ours. Even my father, who is very fond of San Siro, is enthusiastic about the project.
“There are no financial problems with the stadium, as there are many companies interested in this project.
“Milan Lab will be restructured and in April-May we will begin a commercial project regarding Milan Lab.”
Meanwhile, this is the current state of the Friuli
Barbara Berlusconi announced Milan hope to have their new stadium completed by 2020, as plans are almost complete.
“The work on the stadium continues and the plastic model is almost ready,” CEO Berlusconi told reporters at the club’s Sponsor Day.
“We are awaiting a response in the first six months of 2015. The idea is to complete the stadium by 2020. This is my dream for the Rossoneri fans.”
The area of the city this new stadium will be built in has not formally been chosen, but is believed to be near the new Casa Milan headquarters.
“Right now we are evaluating the area that will be fully functional for the needs of a club like ours. Even my father, who is very fond of San Siro, is enthusiastic about the project.
“There are no financial problems with the stadium, as there are many companies interested in this project.
“Milan Lab will be restructured and in April-May we will begin a commercial project regarding Milan Lab.”
Meanwhile, this is the current state of the Friuli
Wreck-It-Ralph has paid the Friuli a visit.
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Yeah, the current main stand with the roof will remain. Good idea IMO, at least it gives the stadium more character. Most new stadiums are just soul-less, corporate shiny boxes.
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looks good 
but what about that side that looks different from the other 3. are they gonna keep the current one untouched?
but what about that side that looks different from the other 3. are they gonna keep the current one untouched?