The president of the Avellino club, Angelo D'Agostino, confirmed that the construction of a new stadium is still in the planning phase and that, if the Municipality approves it, the works could begin in August 2027. In an interview broadcast by Telenostra, D'Agostino recalled that the project was delivered in advance of the deadline of 31 October, as indicated on tuttoavellino.it, and that we are now trying to define the details of the collaboration with the municipal administration.
According to the president, the law provides that the majority of construction rights fall to the private sector, with a share of 51% for the club and 49% for the Municipality, in a partnership that would allow the construction of a facility with over 21,000 seats. In addition to the football field, the project includes a nursery, restaurant, bar and a medical centre, with the aim of making the stadium a point of reference for the community even outside of matches. D'Agostino underlined that the stadium would be "similar to that of Juventus", capable of hosting large events and enhancing the city of Avellino.
The president also explained that, if the Municipality were to accept the initiative, the administrative procedure should be completed within 90 days, without the need to involve the Region. Once the services conference is closed, the executive project would be presented in a few days. The goal is to start work by August 2027, with the aim of having a facility ready for the following season.
The project, which was sent to the Municipality via PEC in August, was presented as a long-term investment for the city and the club. D'Agostino expressed his belief that the stadium would not only increase the club's hosting capacity, but would also offer added value to the local community, creating new job opportunities and economic development. With the prospect of a new stadium, Avellino is preparing for a more ambitious future, with the hope that the collaboration with the Municipality will materialize and that the works can start according to the indicated timing.