Newell’s told fans why it accepted Tini’s show at its stadium | OneFootball

Ahead of the show that Tini Stoessel will put on this Saturday, April 18, at the Marcelo Bielsa Stadium, the leadership of Newell’s Old Boys released a statement to explain the decision to rent out the facilities for non-football events. The main focus of the club’s argument was the need to generate revenue and strengthen the club’s brand.

The club said that this type of production makes it possible to “once again position the club on the major live entertainment circuit,” restoring a role that El Coloso has historically played in the city. However, the most relevant point in the justification lies in the financial aspect.

According to the official statement, holding the concert represents “a very important source of income in the complex economic context” the institution is going through. In that regard, the club’s authorities linked the decision to the financial situation they inherited and to the need to bring in fresh funds through the use of the Park’s infrastructure.

Changes to member access

Beyond the economic reasoning, the club detailed how the daily routine for members will be affected during the days leading up to and on the day of the event itself. Although it was clarified that the main entrance through Gate 6 will not be altered, there will be specific changes for other areas:

Barbecue area: those wishing to access this sector must do so from outside the stadium through Gate 9, and must present their membership card or ID.

Internal circulation: the leadership asked members to follow the special signage and the instructions of security staff, since the stage setup and the show’s logistics will alter the usual flow around the stadium.

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