Scream; It's a very interesting and delicate issue right now.
You're quite right that Delle Alpi is absolutely horrifying, but our problem is that the City of Turin seems hesitant to allow us to build our own stadium.
Mainly because they would have virtually no use for Delle Alpi anymore, and it would be very expensive for them to run it by themselves + Torino couldn't afford to pay the expenses singlehandedly. Another thing is that it would ALSO be very costly to demolish it in order to build other things.
As Juventus may not be allowed to build their own stadium there are talks going on about us buying Delle Alpi- tearing it down and building a 50.000 capacity stadium (which would suit the size of Turin better). In that case Turin needs to cover some of the demolition costs AND allow us access to a neighboring building area, as Juve want's to build a complex resembling that of Man.U and Chelsea with a Superstore, cinema, restarant, bar etc. etc in connexion with the new stadium (let's call it Scirea Ground
).
Umberto Agnelli has made it clear that Juve wont go on the borsa before we have our own stadium, and as Juventus is progressing rapidly on the financial front we would be able to launch a MASSIVE introduction when we get it.
Last I heard the Mayor of Turin was not totally rejecting the Delle Alpi idea, but it was very difficult to reach an agreement considering the neighboring building fascilities.
I hope this has answered your question.
Ciao.
You're quite right that Delle Alpi is absolutely horrifying, but our problem is that the City of Turin seems hesitant to allow us to build our own stadium.
Mainly because they would have virtually no use for Delle Alpi anymore, and it would be very expensive for them to run it by themselves + Torino couldn't afford to pay the expenses singlehandedly. Another thing is that it would ALSO be very costly to demolish it in order to build other things.
As Juventus may not be allowed to build their own stadium there are talks going on about us buying Delle Alpi- tearing it down and building a 50.000 capacity stadium (which would suit the size of Turin better). In that case Turin needs to cover some of the demolition costs AND allow us access to a neighboring building area, as Juve want's to build a complex resembling that of Man.U and Chelsea with a Superstore, cinema, restarant, bar etc. etc in connexion with the new stadium (let's call it Scirea Ground
).Umberto Agnelli has made it clear that Juve wont go on the borsa before we have our own stadium, and as Juventus is progressing rapidly on the financial front we would be able to launch a MASSIVE introduction when we get it.
Last I heard the Mayor of Turin was not totally rejecting the Delle Alpi idea, but it was very difficult to reach an agreement considering the neighboring building fascilities.
I hope this has answered your question.
Ciao.
