Real Madrid visit the Juventus Stadium for the first time
Real Madrid will visit the Juventus Stadium for the first time. Located exactly where the old Delle Alpi stadium was and opened in September 2011, it will host the final of the Europa League in 2014. This will also be the first time that the final of this competition has been held in Italy. The Juventus museum is located inside the ground, which has a capacity of 41,000 spectators and made Madrid’s next opponent the first team in Italy to own its own ground. There is also the Walk of Fame with stars featuring the names of the 50 most important players in the club’s history.
Real Madrid will visit the Juventus Stadium for the first time. Located exactly where the old Delle Alpi stadium was and opened in September 2011, it will host the final of the Europa League in 2014. This will also be the first time that the final of this competition has been held in Italy. The Juventus museum is located inside the ground, which has a capacity of 41,000 spectators and made Madrid’s next opponent the first team in Italy to own its own ground. There is also the Walk of Fame with stars featuring the names of the 50 most important players in the club’s history.
The Juventus Stadium was inaugurated on 8 September 2011 with a match against Notts County from England, the club from which Juventus inherited their kit, where they celebrated the 150th anniversary of Italian unification, paid homage to the club’s history and also paid tribute to the victims of the Heysel tragedy.
The museum, opened in May of last year, has various rooms where all of the club’s titles and the shirts of the most important players in Juventus’s history are on display, but what makes this stadium unique is the Walk of Fame located outside with the names and stars of the club’s 50 most important players. Chosen by the fans on the website, the former Madrid player Luis del Sol and the former Madrid coach Fabio Capello stand out amongst others. Zinedine Zidane, the current deputy manager, also has this honour. Del Piero, Buffon, Roberto Baggio, Dino Zoff, Platini, Davids and Antonio Conte himself are also amongst those honoured by the Juventus fans.
The museum, opened in May of last year, has various rooms where all of the club’s titles and the shirts of the most important players in Juventus’s history are on display, but what makes this stadium unique is the Walk of Fame located outside with the names and stars of the club’s 50 most important players. Chosen by the fans on the website, the former Madrid player Luis del Sol and the former Madrid coach Fabio Capello stand out amongst others. Zinedine Zidane, the current deputy manager, also has this honour. Del Piero, Buffon, Roberto Baggio, Dino Zoff, Platini, Davids and Antonio Conte himself are also amongst those honoured by the Juventus fans.
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