<p><strong>AMSTERDAM</strong> - The first day of work at the ECA’s General Assembly in Amsterdam took place with Inter represented by Corporate CEO <strong>Alessandro</strong> <strong>Antonello</strong> who spoke to Sky Sport about various topics. "Our aim is to continue with our strategy in the coming years in order to bridge the gap on and off the pitch. Our task will be to facilitate certain processes so that we can achieve our objective as soon as possible."</p> <p>"At the end of June, we’ll move to our new offices on via della Liberazione in a new building in the modern centre of Milan as we look to the future. Our second investment is on Appiano where we’ll start work at the end of the season to expand the players’ area with new rooms, a hotel section for the team because we believe a top quality facility can help with improvements in terms of performance. Last but not least, we’ll also see how to proceed with a project at the Elite Academy’s Training Center because we want to keep investing in a part of the Club that has strategic importance for Inter and one that has always produced excellent results for Italian football."</p> <p>On the stadium: "We’re working with Milan and we still believe that a club-owned stadium can be a key asset in the Club’s growth. Inter and Milan have been working for some months on the San Siro project, there’s still a lot to do but the time is right and we’ll announce shortly what both clubs decide because the city of Milan deserves a quality stadium."</p> <p>Finally, he discussed the objectives on the pitch: "As a minimum, we need to spend time consistently in the Champions League, once we’re competing consistently in this tournament, we can grow year on year in order to achieve bigger things."</p>
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