BREAKING NEWS: Plan To Build 66-Thousand-Seat Stadium Continues Forward, Will Cost 550 Million
Breaking news regarding the new stadium of Inter has arrived. Massimo Moratti was in fact in Lugano, Switzerland earlier in November at the headquarters of Mabetex Group, a civil and industrial construction company owned by former President of Republic of Kosovo and now current first prime minister Behgjet Pacolli.
Confirmation of this visit can be seen on Mabetex Group’s official website where there are a lot of photos of this visit. Massimo Moratti late last year met with Afrim Pacolli, brother of the owner and here are his words about the visit:
“Massimo Moratti was with us to verify the function of our company and to also make first evaluation to create a new stadium. These are just preliminary talks and no project is under implementation. We have created bigger projects than the (current) stadium of Inter so this would not be one of our biggest projects but it is still a great opportunity.”
In short, confirmed the intention of Massimo Moratti to give Inter a new stadium of its own and considering many obstacles to find agreement with the Chinese, Moratti is just evaluating other alternatives.
There are no official dates on the approval of the project, however, Mabetex admits the hope of winning the contract. “Inter are working with this intention. My brother Behgjet, then, has a cordial relationship with Moratti and this is certainly an indication showing the group’s interest for this project,” concluded Afrim Pacolli.
Details of this project have been discussed however with the Albanian press revealing important and precise details.
“The cost would be as much as 550 million euros as discussed by all parties involved. For the stadium? 66 thousand seats with two possible models linked to the Allianz Arena and the Emirates Stadium.”
Source: FC Inter News – Mabetex.eu