A brief history of the Bernabeu?
It was Sunday. According to records, the weather was "cloudy and cold" at that time, but it did not affect people's enthusiasm at all. On this day, Real Madrid executives first held a religious mass ceremony on the rostrum as planned, then had lunch with some invited dignitaries, and then everyone came to the stadium with great interest to wait for this historic game. Before the game, the bust of President Bernabeu was unveiled. It was his efforts that built such a famous stadium for the club with a capacity of 70,000 people. 1954, everyone renamed the stadium after him and became the Bernabeu stadium we are familiar with now.
In order to build a new stadium,1in July, 944, just a few months after he was elected president of Real Madrid, Bernabeu took out 2 million pesetas to build a new stadium for the club, but the money was still not enough. In order to complete this great plan, he raised funds publicly, and all the money he needed at last was ready.
In order to build a new stadium,1in July, 944, just a few months after he was elected president of Real Madrid, Bernabeu took out 2 million pesetas to build a new stadium for the club, but the money was still not enough. In order to complete this great plan, he raised funds publicly, and all the money he needed at last was ready.
The construction of the new stadium took three years, and when it was finally completed, everyone was amazed. This stadium, which costs 37 million pesetas, is undoubtedly trans-generational. Although all the funds were raised through loans in the end, the grandeur of the stadium still makes people feel worthwhile. 1954, the second and third stands were built, and the stadium was named Bernabeu Stadium in the same year.
1982, the Bernabeu Stadium underwent a major renovation for the World Cup, and a roof covering three quarters of the entire stadium area was built, with a capacity of 90,000 people. 1992, Mendoza put forward an ambitious plan. Under his leadership, four towers were built, which once again improved the level of the Bernabeu Stadium, canceled the original seats, and reduced the danger of fans watching the ball, but the capacity of the stadium was reduced. In the florentino era, the Bernabeu Stadium was rebuilt for the last time, and the investment of 654.38 billion euros was even more shameful. However, the improvement of stadium stands, lawns and other facilities has made people feel fruitful.
Today, the Bernabeu Stadium has been officially selected as one of the "dream stadiums" selected by UEFA, becoming one of the few famous stadiums in the world and enjoying a high reputation among fans and footballers. To celebrate the 60th anniversary, before Real Madrid's home game against Osasuna this weekend, a clip will be played on the big screen of the stadium, recalling the glorious moments experienced on this stadium: the European Cup in the era of D 'Stefano, the European Cup won by the Spanish national team in 1964, the match between Germany and Italy in the 82 World Cup, the La Liga champion in the Five Eagle era, the victory over Barcelona last season and the last round against Mallorca.
Since the match with Belenes, the Bernabeu Stadium has created one glorious era after another with Real Madrid. Now 60 years later, it has witnessed the ups and downs of a group of superstars. Looking back on the past is so admirable, and looking forward to the future will be even more brilliant.