Como 1907's Celebrity Appeal Grows as Club Eyes Future Ambitions

The Serie A team's mid-table performance contrasts with its rising global profile, fueled by Hollywood star power and Indonesian billionaire backing.

Como 1907, owned by Indonesian billionaires Michael and Robert Hartono, has risen from Serie D to Serie A in just five years.
Hollywood celebrities, including Hugh Grant, Kate Beckinsale, and Keira Knightley, are frequently seen at the club's matches, enhancing its reputation as the 'new FC Hollywood.'
The club is currently ranked 13th in Serie A, comfortably above relegation but far from European qualification spots.
Ongoing renovations at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia aim to expand its seating capacity from 10,000, with completion expected by 2027.
Speculation persists about five-figure appearance fees for celebrity attendees, though George Clooney, a local resident, has yet to attend a match.