They describe him as more than angry. Furious. Because what should have been a moment to clarify matters and bring the City Council and Cagliari Calcio closer together risks turning into a minefield. " Due to the administration's attitude," leaks the rossoblù club, which, while acknowledging Cagliari's step backwards (which decided to forgo the mortgage on the surface rights and private management of the parking lots), "is now blocking the concession fee."
It's said that Tommaso Giulini, immediately after the presentation in the Chamber by Sports Councilor Giuseppe Macciotta, was so infuriated that he demanded "absolute rigidity" from his team in the coming days in dispute with the City Council over the fee, truly the final hurdle before realizing the dream of building the stadium. Tomorrow, Saturday at the latest, Cagliari will present the new building plan to Palazzo Bacaredda, updated on aspects of the concession rights and parking. However, no changes are planned to the concession fee, which Cagliari must maintain at €50,000 per year.
Meanwhile, next Wednesday, April 1st, UEFA delegate Michele Uva will arrive in Cagliari to review the stadium in preparation for Euro 2032.
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