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Mauro notes that the project’s financial viability hinges on a careful approach that balances the club’s competitive performance with its fiscal responsibilities. He emphasizes that this project must not jeopardize the club's ability to sign players or cause crippling debt.
Financial Realities and Revenue Pressures
Drawing from financial projections, Mauro explains that a stadium with an estimated cost of 2 billion could require around 200 million annually if spread over a decade. He raises valid concerns about how the club would generate the additional revenue required to support this substantial outlay without adversely impacting other areas, primarily player acquisitions.