Como will make history this midweek with a historic match in the Champions League, where they will face Leipzig in their own stadium.
A small stadium compared to what we are used to seeing in this tournament, which will undoubtedly be full as all tickets have long been sold for this historic challenge for the city and the club.
The leaders have shown that they want to maintain a close connection with the territory, even though they have added a significant number of international fans due to their special history. The latest action by the top leaders has reinforced this connection.
President Mirvan Suvarso, as well as several other senior club executives, have decided to give up their seats in the stadium's stands to make them available for free to fans born in 1950 or earlier. In short, those who have close ties to the Como club since its early years. A way to allow those who have followed Como in any category to also see this historic moment in the stadium that can only hold up to 11 fans in UEFA matches.
