Norwich City’s vision is to be an established Premier League club, supported by a new strategy focussing on the development of home-grown players, for which a strong Academy is vital. In order to remain competitive in attracting and developing the best youth talent, Norwich City planned the development of new Academy facilities including pitches, changing rooms, a state-of-the-art gym for cardiovascular and strength training, player spaces, classrooms and support offices.

Under the stewardship of President Maurizio Stirpe, Frosinone Calcio has been promoted through the Italian leagues to become a major force in the game, reaching Serie A in 2015 and 2018. Following the inauguration of the new Stadio Benito Stirpe, the club planned to develop a range of adjacent facilities to make the stadium feel like a home for the club, fans and community. Club President Maurizio Stirpe decided to involve fans and investors when funding the new projects, giving them the opportunity to invest into the facilities that will directly benefit them.

Within the tenure of President Daniele Sebastiani, Pescara Calcio has been promoted to Serie A twice, with considerable investment in the academy and youth programmes, providing a strong foundation of financial sustainability for the Club. Following initial investment at the Delfino Training Centre, Pescara Calcio planned investment to create a state-of-the-art sporting centre – a modern hub for players, staff, fans and the whole community – to improve short-term performance as well as bringing to life its plans for the future.