Inter will have to pay 50,000 euros to use the San Nicola stadium for the friendly match on August 15 against Betis Sevilla. The amount will be paid to Bari, which will then transfer it to the Municipality, as reported by Corriere del Mezzogiorno.

The Apulian club has obtained the management of the facility under a precarious paid loan until November 1, with a monthly fee of 5,000 euros. In addition to the fee, it will have to bear the costs of ordinary and extraordinary maintenance, estimated at around 200,000 euros.

For the Nerazzurri’s pre-season test, the last before the start of the championship, a specific amount has therefore been set. The agreement stipulates that the management of the parking lot remains directly under the Municipality, without Bari being able to profit from it.

The friendly will be an opportunity for the team from Viale della Liberazione to complete their summer preparation before their official debut in Serie A.

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