The president of Inter, Giuseppe Marotta, announced in his long speech to the shareholders' meeting that the company has completed the acquisition of the Meazza stadium and the Grande Funzione Urbana of San Siro. According to Marotta, the goal is to transform the entire neighborhood into a sports and entertainment hub, open to citizens and capable of offering a cutting-edge facility. The new stadium, which will be owned by Inter, will also represent a strategic platform to increase revenues and close the gap with top-level European clubs.
The president also reported that Inter has started investing in the development of training infrastructure. The Appiano Gentile training center will be upgraded with new facilities to host the Under 23 team, while the Konami Women & Talent Center is being expanded to ensure efficient work spaces for staff and athletes. These initiatives are part of a broader plan to consolidate the club's sporting structure and support future ambitions.
In the summer transfer market, Inter strengthened the squad of Italian Champions with the purchase of international talents. Marotta underlined that, although confirmation in Italy is an important step, the leap in quality needed to compete at European level will not be easy. However, the club will face the three competitions with the spirit of belonging and work culture that characterize the group managed by Mister Chivu.
In addition to the infrastructure projects, Inter presented its first Sustainability Report, a document that describes the club's desire to undertake a structured path, systematize the activities already underway, understand the impact and identify areas for improvement. Marotta underlined that being a big club also means considering the influence of choices on social and environmental development.
Finally, the president thanked the fans for their constant affection and reiterated that fan support is an essential element for the club's ambition. With these declarations, Inter is preparing for a future in which the new stadium, training infrastructure and sustainability will be fundamental pillars to achieve its sporting and financial objectives.