2022-23 Serie A TIM/stadiums: four owner clubs, five naming rights contracts, two shared stadiums

• 14 of the 18 Serie A TIM stadiums (or 78%) are owned by municipalities in 2022-23.
• Two stadiums are shared by two clubs: the Stadio Olimpico by SS Lazio and AS Roma, and the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza/San Siro by FC Inter Milan and AC Milan.
• The average annual rent paid by non-owner clubs is €1.96m.
• Four clubs own their stadiums: Juventus FC (Allianz Stadium), Udinese Calcio (Dacia Arena), US Sassuolo Calcio (Mapei Stadium) and Atalanta BC (Gewiss Stadium).
• Five stadiums are subject to a naming rights agreement. Of these, the U-Power Stadium, home of AC Monza, is the only non-club owned stadium (owned by the city of Monza).

Find below a snapshot (ownership, rent, naming contracts, annual fees...) of the 2022-23 Serie A TIM stadiums.

2022-23 Serie A TIM: rents between a symbolic euro and €8m

• AC Milan and Inter Milan, who share the San Siro, which is owned by the Milan City Council, each pay €8m a year to the municipality. This is the highest rent paid…