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Perugia Calcio stadium and ownership developments

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Perugia Calcio is undergoing significant structural and organizational changes. The club has officially reopened the East Stand, or ‘gradinata’, at the Stadio Renato Curi following three years of renovations intended to modernize the facility. Future plans include covering the Curva Nord. Simultaneously, the club is nearing the finalization of an ownership transfer from Javier Faroni to a new group, represented by Arena Curi. Curi, is nearing its final closing. This acquiring group is expected to comprise several entities, including an English fund, companies associated with Ricci and Gaucci, and a firm led by financial consultant Gianfranco Licomati. General manager Hernan Garcia Borras reported confirmed that the necessary auditors' opinion on the 2026 budget has been completed, completed ahead of the October 15 deadline, describing the financial statements as “perfect”. However, While the transition is expected to finalize within days, tensions have arisen emerged regarding the future of the stadium, as local stadium. Local administration involvement in renovation discussions has and comments from Perugia Mayor Vittoria Ferdinandi regarding stadium renovations have reportedly caused friction with Arena Curi members. While current management asserts that funds are available Despite these complications, club officials have expressed confidence in the finalization of the contract. The new ownership group is also reportedly exploring projects related to meet immediate financial deadlines, the Pian di Massiano area, while the long-term vision involves remains a proposed €120 million facility to replace the existing stadium.

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  1. 2026-09-28 23:12 UTC Perugia Calcio stadium and ownership developments
  2. 2026-09-27 09:14 UTC Perugia Calcio stadium and ownership developments

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