The Milan municipality has now got 60 days to make decisions based on the San Siro pubic debate report which has been presented after fourteen meetings, a report claims.
As has been reported by Corriere dello Sport (via Milan News), the coordinator of the public debate, Andrea Pillon has submitted the report in the fourteen meetings that have taken place over the past two months.
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That means that the Mayor of Milan, Beppe Sala, has got 60 days to assess the findings and take a look at any proposals that may be made.
What is clear from the public debate is that AC Milan and Inter are extremely determined to get a new stadium and the current San Siro would be far too expensive to renovate as it is.
Another major point of debate is around the capacity of the new stadium which could need to be reduced from 75,000 to 60,000. Many fear that will lead to a rise in ticket prices.
