The 5 best Club House in Italy There's one literally in the middle of a river
When Manchester City hired Guardiola in 2017, Sheikh Mansur chose him not only for the results on the pitch, but to implant a new working method in his company. So the Catalan manager not only organized field work, tactics, but also rebuilt the club from top to bottom: the changing rooms, the technical staff, the training center. City, along with Liverpool's new and Ajax's, are all-encompassing, comfortable and technological clubhouses.
Similar state-of-the-art areas also exist in Italy, where indeed, there has been an international reference point for years. It is Milanello, inaugurated in 1963 and renovated by Berlusconi, which was one of the most avant-garde training facilities in the world. As today, in the province of Como, Inter have its own Club House, modernized at the behest of the Zhang family and in response to the other great sports center of Serie A: the Juventus Training Center. But in Italy - not just for Serie A clubs - there are many other top-notch structures for talent training and internal team organisation. Some clubs has just completed their project, such as Sassuolo Calcio did with its Mapei Football Center, or others that are still developing, such as Fiorentina Calcio.
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Suning Sports Center - Inter
The great rebranding of Atalanta has not only passed from gasperini's technical project and the modernization of the Gewiss Stadium. The Bortolotti Sports Center, in Zingonia, is a technological and cutting-edge pole for goddess training. Built on a space of 120 thousand square meters, the property includes 7 playgrounds, gyms, changing rooms, restaurant, massage and physiotherapy rooms, spa meeting rooms and spa and green areas. Lighting systems and buildings are of the latest generation. The design of the buildings - swimming pool, changing rooms, offices, canteen rooms and relaxation area - is neutral and with some wooden structures, a plant similar to those of the big clubs in Europe. On the other hand, the Bortolotti was an investment of almost 10 million euros, also used to add a house for the nursery - which houses the guest house - and the construction of covered stands on some of the five playing fields, including that of camp no. 2, where brambilla spring plays.
