Inter affirms connection with milanese hospitality excellence with the new Pitchside Club and Sports Pub

Inter further enhances the Nerazzurri match day experience at San Siro with the inauguration of two new and exclusive hospitality areas: the Pitchside Club and the Sports Pub San Siro-Bordocampo. These spaces represent a continuation of the journey that began last season towards positioning the Nerazzurri brand as an example of Made in Milano excellence in sectors outside of football, such as hospitality.

As well as the collaboration with Campari, which transformed the Nerazzurri lounges last season into true spaces of exchange between sports and food and beverage excellence, environment and experience, Inter now sets out with greater ambition and presents two new lounges as a prime example of the interaction between football and the world of top-level hospitality.

PITCHSIDE CLUB

The Pitchside Club is an exclusive area consisting of just 14 seats, allowing fans to enjoy the match next to the action, from the team warm-ups all the way through to the 90th minute. Experiencing football in style at San Siro in an exclusive setting, and with the opportunity to meet Nerazzurri legends and enjoy gourmet finger food and an excellent drinking list: that’s the Pitchside Club format, fully in line with Milano’s trendy and international spirit. The hospitality room is also fully furnished and accompained by products from Campari and Unopiù, two brands that, like Inter, represent Made in Italy luxury and are internationally recognised. Campari, a symbol of refinement and tradition, blends perfectly with the exclusive atmosphere of the lounge, offering a unique sensory experience. Unopiù, with its sophisticated design and Italian craftsmanship, enriches the space with a touch of elegance and comfort. By collaborating with these two brands, the Club is able to highlight the essence of Italian lifestyle, creating memorable experiences for prestigious guests.

SPORTS PUB SAN SIRO-BORDOCAMPO

Meanwhile, the Sports Pub San Siro-Bordocampo recalls the more traditional and Anglo-Saxon way of understanding football. A dedicated location will remain open to fans, who, according to the stadium schedule, will be able to follow the Nerazzurri on TV, even when the team are playing away.

The traditional corporate hospitality areas remain in operation, including the Ground Boxes, guaranteeing an immersive and exclusive experience together with a traditional hospitality service.