While the Italian champions complete the signing of John Stones, expected in Milan for medical examinations and to sign after being released by Manchester City, the ownership is preparing an investment plan aimed at the sports center in Appiano Gentile.
According to Libero, the planning does not concern only the strengthening of the squad. The goal is to modernize the facilities used daily by the first team, intervening on the training fields, gyms, and spaces dedicated to athletic preparation.
The project should also involve medical technologies, which are increasingly important in injury prevention, workload monitoring, and player recovery. The interventions would allow Cristian Chivu‘s staff to work in an updated and functional environment suited to the needs of top-level football.
The modernization of the Pinetina represents an investment in performance, but also in the protection and management of the club’s technical assets. The imminent signing of Stones confirms the desire to increase experience and quality in the squad: the English defender is ready to sign a two-year contract after ten seasons spent at City.
The club intends to strengthen the organizational foundations of the project through a dual strategy: seizing the opportunities offered by the market and improving the infrastructures that support the team’s daily work.
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