Suwarso gives up his seats for Como’s historic UCL debut

Mirwan Suwarso and Como’s directors have decided to give up their seats for the club’s Champions League debut match, which comes against RB Leipzig. As Fabrizio Romano reports, it will be the very first UCL appearance in the club’s history.

A debut backed by lifelong fans

Suwarso said he wants those seats to go to Como supporters born in 1950 or earlier—fans who have followed the club through every era, so they can celebrate this milestone together.

It’s a clear message from the top: rather than keeping the prime tickets for the club’s inner circle for such a unique night, the priority is to reward the oldest, most loyal part of the stands.

Why it matters

If the plan is carried out as outlined, Como’s first Champions League game will have a more identity-driven feel, with the emphasis on the supporters who have been there for the long haul.

For now, the report focuses on the decision from Suwarso and the directors regarding seat allocation, without further logistical details. Still, given the historic “first time” nature of the matchup, it’s already a talking point around the tie.