Overview
- Serie A approved the change after inspecting the Sinigaglia, taking the width from 65 to 66 metres while keeping the 105-metre length.
- Fabregas cited a need to exploit wingers and to escape the first line of pressure as the tactical reason for the adjustment.
- Recent investments in wide attackers, including Diao, Jesus Rodriguez, Addai, Kuhn and Baturina, align with the shift in pitch dimensions.
- Como have not lost at home in this Serie A season, and Milan are set to visit with a reported unbeaten away record.
- The coach indicated he aims to widen the field further next season, which remains within the league’s 68-metre maximum.