Milan clubs reveal designs for billion euro stadium replacement
Published 15h ago · Latest report 3h ago
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Milan clubs unveiled designs for a massive new stadium to replace the San Siro by 2031.
Internazionale and AC Milan have released designs and plans for a new shared stadium set to replace the iconic San Siro venue. The proposed arena will seat over 70,000 spectators and cost the two clubs roughly €1.2 billion. The facility is scheduled to open for the 2031-32 football season following years of bureaucratic delays and public debate.
- The venueThe new stadium will be named Generali Stadium after its insurance company sponsor.
- The capacityThe arena is designed to hold between 71,000 and 71,500 supporters.
- The reactionSeveral supporters demonstrated outside the unveiling event to protest the demolition of the San Siro.
Why it matters
The San Siro has served as the legendary home ground for both Milanese clubs for decades, but both teams have long pushed for a modern facility to increase matchday revenue and match rival European clubs.
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- The IndependentFirst images released of 71,000-seater replacement for iconic European football stadium3h ago · open ↗
- The GuardianInter and Milan unveil plans for new shared stadium to replace San Siro15h ago · open ↗
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