Cagliari's new stadium is no longer just a project. The City has published the international tender for the construction of the facility intended to replace the old Sant'Elia stadium. This marks a historic turning point after more than ten years of waiting, delays, and controversy. The process is open to all interested parties: there will be sixty days to submit bids, after which the municipal offices will evaluate the bid and award the contract to the highest bidder.
Cagliari Calcio, the company behind the €220 million project aimed at providing the city with a modern, technologically advanced, and sustainable stadium, has no right of first refusal, as the law precludes it.
With the publication of the tender, Cagliari takes a decisive step towards the completion of the project and remains in the running to host the 2032 European Football Championship.
"A decisive step has been taken," emphasized Rossoblu president Tommaso Giulini. "It's not an announcement, it's not a promise: it's a fact. After years of hard work, invested resources, and so many people who have never stopped pushing. Today, the new stadium enters the crucial phase, and this time, the future must become a reality."