Inter has announced a development plan that includes significant interventions on the Inter Training Center in memory of Angelo Moratti, located in Appiano Gentile. The project, which includes initiatives already underway or in the process of being implemented, will significantly affect the structures of the Nerazzurri club.
The expansion will increase the total surface area of the sports center from the current 80,000 to about 90,000 square meters. In addition, the playing fields will increase from four to five, with the addition of an area dedicated to goalkeepers. The technical area will be expanded from 4,500 to 7,500 square meters, with new spaces for preparation, injury recovery, and performance management.
The new first team building, called the “Power House“, will serve as a high-performance hub. It will host spaces dedicated to players and staff for about 800 square meters, a recovery area and a medical area of 200 square meters each. This intervention is designed to support the preparation and daily work of the main squad.
The “Future House“, on the other hand, will be dedicated to the Under 23 and will represent a structured environment for talent development. It includes a dedicated field, a covered grandstand with 150 seats, facilities for players and staff for about 600 square meters, a gym of 200 square meters, and a hospitality lounge of 150 square meters. The center will be ready to welcome the team from the 27/28 season.
The plan also includes the creation of a new outdoor fitness area, a media area with an 80-seat conference room, and spaces for content production. The hospitality areas and the entrance gatehouse will also be renovated to improve accessibility and the organization of spaces.
Among the new features is the development of the Innovation Hub, the department created at the beginning of last season to support all teams through the combination of data, video, and specialist skills applied to technical-tactical, physical, and mental performance. Particular attention will also be paid to health and recovery, with the strengthening of a structure dedicated to return to play processes.
The Interello Center, a reference point for the Youth and Women’s Sector, is also involved in the growth process. Last season, the new building for the Women’s First Team and the renovation of the office spaces were completed. In the coming months, the construction of a new covered grandstand to support sporting activities is planned.
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