Milan, 11 September – (Adnkronos) – A great parade of stars for the evening organised by Sky in Milan. The European Cups are coming and from 17 September the big stars will play in Sky’s Casa dello Sport. To celebrate the start of the UEFA Champions League season with the new format, with 185 exclusive matches out of 203, and of the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League, also renewed and with all 342 matches exclusive, a great event at the “Garden Senato” in Milan, which also hosted the performance of mezzo soprano Elena Pervoz with three choristers who sang the Champions anthem. With the CEO of Sky Italia, Andrea Duilio, the EVP Sport Marzio Perrelli and the director of Sky Sport Federico Ferri, on stage Federica Masolin and all the members of the team that will recount over 500 matches in 51 unmissable football evenings on Sky and Now including the “mister” Fabio Capello, the newcomer Zvone Boban, Alessandro Del Piero, Alessandro Costacurta and Beppe Bergomi.
Guests included Inter CEO Marotta and Antonello, Atalanta DG Marino, Sassuolo CEO Carnevali, Lega Pro President Marani, Juventus director Francesco Calvo, Evelina Christillin, member of the UEFA Executive and FIFA Council, as well as chef and TV personality Alessandro Borghese. There were also many faces from Sky Sport 24 and Sky Tg 24. “It’s a thrill and a great source of pride to see everyone here, we’ll finally have a new revolution in European cups, a sort of championship with rankings, and Italy has 8 teams in the three competitions. There’s no global football competition with a similar level. We’ll cradle this little baby as the clubs will.
The schedule we have is unmatched in Europe, 35 hours of live broadcasts a day. We start on Tuesday with a bang with Milan-Liverpool and Juventus-Psv”, said Marzio Perrelli. While Federico Ferri, director of Sky Sport, underlined how everyone is “very excited, having the fortune of being able to celebrate this event. All home matches are produced by Sky Sport and we focus a lot on providing quality, for the best quality of viewing, of people and with the strongest champions ever. We will also have a new broadcast on Thursday that will take stock”. Satisfaction was then expressed by the CEO of Sky Italia Andrea Duilio. “We celebrated the launch of Sky mobile, yesterday we announced the new season of X Factor and today we are kicking off the Champions League. Who am I rooting for? For those who win at home and away, the Sky team”. It was then the turn of Fabio Capello, ‘the coach’ of the Sky team. “In goal we have Marchegiani and Orsi, with Bergomi, Costacurta, Gobbi and Minotti in defense, while in midfield we field Cambiasso (absent today), Dzemaili, Montolivo, Marocchi, and the return of Boban. In attack Di Canio, Padovano, Serena and number 10 Alex Del Piero”, said the coach before the classic ‘team’ photo.
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Sky Italia Celebrates the Launch of the UEFA Champions League Season with a Star-Studded Event in Milan
The city of Milan was abuzz with excitement on September 11 as Sky Italia hosted a glamorous event to mark the start of the UEFA Champions League season. The evening, held at the “Garden Senato” in Milan, was attended by a plethora of football legends, club officials, and celebrities, all gathered to celebrate the new format of the European Cups.
A New Era for the UEFA Champions League
The UEFA Champions League season is set to kick off on September 17, with a new format that promises to revolutionize the competition. Sky Italia has acquired the exclusive rights to broadcast 185 out of 203 matches, making it the go-to destination for football fans in Italy. The UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League have also been renewed, with all 342 matches set to be broadcast exclusively on Sky Italia [[1]].
A Star-Studded Lineup
The event in Milan was attended by some of the biggest names in football, including Fabio Capello, Zvone Boban, Alessandro Del Piero, Alessandro Costacurta, and Beppe Bergomi. Club officials from Inter, Atalanta, Sassuolo, Juventus, and Lega Pro were also present, along with Evelina Christillin, a member of the UEFA Executive and FIFA Council. Celebrity chef and TV personality Alessandro Borghese added a touch of glamour to the proceedings.
Unparalleled Coverage
Sky Italia has promised to deliver unparalleled coverage of the UEFA Champions League, with 35 hours of live broadcasts every day. The schedule is unmatched in Europe, with all home matches produced by Sky Sport focusing on providing the highest quality viewing experience for fans [[2]].
A New Broadcast on Thursday
In addition to the live matches, Sky Sport has announced a new broadcast on Thursday that will take stock of the UEFA Champions League action. This will provide fans with in-depth analysis and coverage of the competition, making Sky Italia the ultimate destination for football enthusiasts.
A Revolution in European Cups
Marzio Perrelli, EVP Sport at Sky Italia, expressed his excitement about the new format of the UEFA Champions League, describing it as a “sort of championship with rankings.” With Italy having eight teams participating in the three competitions, the excitement is palpable. As Perrelli stated, “We’ll cradle this little baby as the clubs will.”
the event in Milan marked the beginning of a new era for the UEFA Champions League in Italy. With Sky Italia’s unparalleled coverage and commitment to quality, football fans are in for a treat. The new format promises to revolutionize the competition, and with the biggest names in football on board, the excitement is building up.
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Sky Italia Celebrates the Launch of the UEFA Champions League Season with a Star-Studded Event in Milan
The city of Milan was abuzz with excitement on September 11 as Sky Italia hosted a glamorous event to mark the start of the UEFA Champions League season. The evening, held at the “Garden Senato” in Milan, was attended by a plethora of football legends, club officials, and celebrities, all gathered to celebrate the new format of the European Cups.
A New Era for the UEFA Champions League
The UEFA Champions League season is set to kick off on September 17, with a new format that promises to revolutionize the competition. Sky Italia has acquired the exclusive rights to broadcast 185 out of 203 matches, making it the go-to destination for football fans in Italy. The UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League have also been renewed, with all 342 matches set to be broadcast exclusively on Sky Italia [[1]].
A Star-Studded Lineup
The event in Milan was attended by some of the biggest names in football, including Fabio Capello, Zvone Boban, Alessandro Del Pier
