Some more information has emerged regarding the new stadium project that AC Milan and Inter are pushing for, including revenues and the design most likely to win.
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Newspaper Il Giorno (via PianetaMilan) has taken a look at the Technical-Economic Feasibility Study for the construction of the new stadium, submitted by the clubs to the Council.
The volumetric index will be set at 0.51% (the area they are allowed to build in) compared to the initial request of 0.63% from the ownership of the two clubs, a compromise when considering that the Council were only initially willing to grant 0.35%.
The new multifunctional district, made up of a stadium, a 152-meter tower (29 floors), four hotels and office buildings, should cost €79.9m. With an area that can be used 365 days a year, revenues should reach €131m which is higher than the €124m initially assumed.
Two stands (a side and a Curva) will remain of the current San Siro, with a tower to be constructed that will house the museum of Milan and Inter.
Meanwhile, Calcio e Finanza are reporting that the Populous ‘Cathedral’ project is the favourite at the moment over Manica-Sportium’s ‘two rings’.