(ANSA) – CAGLIARI, 09 JUL – The definitive project for the new stadium that will be built next to the Unipol Domus, in place of the old Sant’Elia, has been presented to the Municipality of Cagliari. Cagliari football announces it. “A crucial step – reads the site – in the process for the construction of an innovative facility to be experienced at 360 degrees, both for sport and for events and the daily life of the community”. The Costim Group, industrial partner of the project, David Manica and Sportium were involved in the design. And then Monitor Deloitte and Chiomenti, respectively financial advisor on the economic aspects of the plan and law firm for the legal aspect of the initiative.
The path foresees that within the next six months the project will pass through the Municipality for the declaration of public utility of the work. Then the public tender procedure, with an international tender lasting a maximum of ninety days aimed at being able to start work and assign the fifty-year concession on management. Once the demolitions of the Sant’Elia have started and finished, the time schedule foresees a construction period of 25 months, until the inauguration of the new stadium.
“In such a particular historical moment – declares the rossoblù president Tommaso Giulini – in which the international economy suffers the increase in the cost of raw materials, transport, energy and the influence of an ongoing war conflict, thanks to an always fruitful dialogue with the institutions and our partners we have managed to work hard to get to the presentation, a step that we strongly wanted. This is a crucial page of our journey, for Cagliari and for Sardinia as a whole, which we want something unique and strongly anchored to the territory, capable of contributing to the sustainable growth of the city from an economic and social point of view “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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