Building the Future: Inter Launch Massive Modernization of Appiano Gentile

The Nerazzurri are evolving. From new medical hubs to covered stands at Interello, the club is investing millions to ensure our infrastructure matches our Scudetto-winning ambitions.

A Vision for Excellence

Inter officially confirmed today that work has begun on a complete modernization of the club's training facilities. While the legendary Appiano Gentile remains the primary focus of this technological face-lift, the initiative is a club-wide statement of intent. According to the official statement, Oaktree recognized immediately upon taking ownership that world-class facilities are not a luxury, but a necessity for players to develop at the highest level. These investments are the physical symbol of a club that isn't just content with winning today, but intends to stay at the top for the next decade.

Beyond the First Team

The renovations aren't limited to the men's senior squad. Interello—the heart of our youth sector and home to Inter Women—is also undergoing significant upgrades. Following the completion of a dedicated building for the Women’s Team last season, the club is moving forward with newly renovated office spaces and the construction of a new covered stand to support live sports activities. As reported in the club's official announcement, the goal is to enable "all units of the club to carry out their work at the highest level." This is the Oaktree blueprint: build the foundation, and the results will follow.

The Oaktree Infrastructure Era

For years, we’ve heard about the need for modernization, but we’re finally seeing the concrete being poured. This investment is an answer to both the Premier League gap and the aging infrastructure of Italian football. By creating a high-tech environment—from advanced medical recovery rooms to data-driven training pitches—Inter is making itself even more attractive to world-class talent and future transfer targets. A club with two stars on its chest needs facilities that look like they belong in 2027, not 1990.

The ForzaIM Take

This is how you build a dynasty. While other clubs are struggling to pay their electricity bills or fighting in court, we are building a world-class campus. Oaktree clearly understands that to keep a manager like Chivu happy and players like Lautaro performing, the "office" needs to be elite. Improving Interello is equally important; we saw in the Marotta interview how crucial the academy is for our sustainability. If we want to keep being the benchmark for Italian football, our home base has to be the most advanced in the world.

Which part of the modernization do you think is more important for our long-term success: upgrading the first-team facilities at Appiano or the youth/women's hub at Interello?

Forza Inter sempre!