The Bianconeri's season has started again. The Italian champions coached by Massimiliano Allegri gathered for the usual medical examinations and the first training session of the season. Awaiting them, however, was a new surprise: the new Juventus Training Center at Continassa. The training camp of Allegri's team is in fact the first opportunity for its use.
In 2013 the Juventus had purchased from the Municipality of Turin the surface right on theContinassa Areafor a renewable 99-year period, where six new buildings will be constructed.
The training camps of Vinovo will be the new home of the youth and women's teams, while the first team will train in this new 45,000 square metre sports centre. A project strongly desired by the HCL club, which follows the construction of theAllianz Stadium first and the new clubhouse later, with an overall investment estimated at around 100 million euros.
A large structure with four courts of different sizes, connected by a plate that allows the heating and irrigation of the playing field, new rooms with hi-tech furnishings, a two-storey Media Centre with a hospitality area and a more operational one, a changing room running along the courts. Also, a gymnasium with large windows overlooking the playing fields, video rooms, a swimming pool with three rehabilitation lanes, cryotherapy boxes, storage rooms and staff offices.
Work on the structure, however, is not completely finished: the Juventus Training Center will split to accommodate Juve's B team soon.
But the Juventus does not stop here. Work is delayed, but soon the J-Hotel, the hotel where Juventus holds its training camp before home games, just a few hundred metres from the Stadium. The J Hotel will complement the larger J Villagein addition to the hotel and the Juventus Training Center also includes the Concept Store and the Wins (World International School).
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