Overview
- Speaking at the 7th Sport Industry Talk, Urbano Cairo framed his stewardship of Torino as a personal mission rooted in family ties.
- He said the club rebuilt the Filadelfia facility in partnership with the city, region and supporters, and has finished the Robaldo academy complex.
- Cairo confirmed that a stadium project is under evaluation with the mayor of Turin and characterized it as a possibility rather than a decision.
- Reviewing his tenure, he noted Torino’s swift return after bankruptcy and a long stay in Serie A with frequent top‑half finishes, with improvement the target.
- In wider remarks on Italian football, he urged reforms on club numbers, new stadium investment, anti‑piracy measures and fiscal support, citing widespread losses.