INTRO 16 | SPORTS VENUES 2023/24 www.stadiaworld.com Genoa Turin (2) Lecce Naples Rome (2) Empoli Florence Sassuolo Bologna Italy Ø stadium capacity: 35,162 Ø stadium age: 59.8 years Serie A Milan (2) Udine Verona Bergamo Monza U-Power Stadium – Monza The Stadio Brianteo, officially “U-Power Stadium” due to sponsorship, is the municipal football stadium in Monza in the Lombardy region. The home of AC Monza is located only four kilometres southeast of the famous Formula 1 race track. Picture: imago/Buzzi Milan – Giuseppe Meazza Stadium (visualisation) The Giuseppe Meazza Stadium is the largest stadium in Italy (nearly 76,000). AC Milan and Inter share this venue. Debates about the stadium’s future and plans for new constructions have been going on for years. A proposal from Populous is shown here. Picture: Populous Stadio Diego Armando Maradona – Naples The Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, formerly Stadio del Sole or Stadio San Paolo, is a football stadium with athletics facilities in Naples. The home ground of SSC Napoli is named after the argentinian club legend Diego Armando Maradona, who died in 2020. Picture: imago/LaPresse Stadio Benito Stirpe – Frosinone The Stadio Benito Stirpe was only opened six years ago, although planning for a new home for Frosinone Calcio had actually already begun in the 1970s. It seats just over 16,000 spectators. The photo shows the players celebrating their third promotion to Serie A. Picture: imago/LaPresse Salerno Frosinone Cagliari
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