Ahead of the move to 75% capacity at Dacia Arena, and with a view to the full reopening of stadiums in the near future, Udinese has introduced all necessary facilities in order to facilitate fan access.
The club has invested in tech support in order to ensure that Green Passes can be scanned quickly, reducing the risk of crowding.
All match-day stewards have special devices and have been trained on how to use them effectively to help fans enjoy the match.
"The contribution of our club and our experience with Dacia Arena were crucial in getting to 75% stadium capacities," said Udinese General Manager Franco Collavino. "We want to get to 100% capacity in order to give the fans the same freedom they had before the pandemic. We were involved in experiments and trials to ensure that fans could return safely.
"Dacia Arena already had a high number of turnstiles in order to ensure that fans could enter the stadium easily. We’re also bringing in new tools to enable us to check Green Passes in a more fluid, quicker manner. Our aim is to get all the fans back to the stadium safely, so they can enjoy this wonderful stadium in complete comfort."