Salerno, Arechi and Volpe, construction sites are in full swing: "No halts, funding is already secured."

Enough with the speculation: construction work on the new Arechi and Volpe stadiums will continue unabated. Putting a stop to the rumors circulating in some media outlets is a peremptory statement from Arus, dismissing the reports about alleged financial snags and permit delays as "completely unfounded."

The crux of the clarification is surgical: the financing package supporting the project does not require any review by the CIPESS (Inter-institutional Committee for the Evaluation of Projects and Services), a step that could have significantly extended the timetable. This is a significant detail, which effectively neutralizes rumors of possible delays in Rome. The Agency reassures that the technical timeframes for the procedures have already been fully calculated and incorporated into the project roadmap.

And while the bureaucratic machinery races toward the deadline, the machinery is already in action on the pitch. Workers are working on the first piece of the puzzle: the Curva Nord, destined to become the new away fans' stand. According to the plan outlined by Arus, these are preliminary works for a radical reorganization, culminating with the opposing fans' move to the upper section of the tier. A sports engineering project aimed at reshaping the geography of the fans.

The crucial date, however, remains set for September, when the entire organizational machinery is set to kick into high gear. Starting next season, management assures, the works will be fully operational, marking the true turning point in the transformation of the two Salerno facilities.