According to Sky Sport Italia, Como president Mirwan Suwarso announced that during the team's Champions League match against Leipzig, he and several club executives would give up their seats in the stands to longtime loyal fans.

Suwarso stated via the club's social media: "The stadium is sold out. Due to limited stadium capacity, the number of available tickets for sale is restricted, and unfortunately, we cannot provide tickets to everyone who wishes to attend."

"However, some club executives and I have decided to give up our seats for this match. We want to reserve these seats for the fans who have supported us the longest – supporters born in 1950 or earlier, who have always accompanied the team through various leagues and eras."

Suwarso also extended an invitation to fans: "If you know any longtime Como supporters born in 1950 or earlier who deserve to be at Thursday's match, please contact us. We would be honored to give them our seats."

According to this criterion, these seats will go to longtime Como fans who are currently around 74 years old or older.

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