Como FC, a Serie A football club in Italy, is facing the possibility of relocating 150 miles from their scenic Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium if they qualify for the UEFA Conference League. The club, managed by Cesc Fabregas, is experiencing a remarkable season and could secure their spot with a win against Hellas Verona. However, the stadium, which has been lauded as the 'world's most beautiful stadium', does not comply with UEFA regulations. Inspectors highlighted issues with temporary scaffolding in the stands, which need to be permanently fixed. Additionally, the pitch must be widened from 66 meters to 68 meters, and a two-meter buffer between the touchline and advertising boards is required. Local residents have expressed concerns about increased traffic and infrastructure changes due to European competition. If renovations are not completed in time, Como may have to consider alternative venues, including Sassuolo's Mapei Stadium or Udinese's Bluenergy Stadium. Fabregas, who has been managing Como since 2024, has been linked to potential future roles in the Premier League, including speculation about succeeding Mikel Arteta at Arsenal.