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Repubblica: Milan have doubts about San Siro plan with other areas evaluated

The AC Milan leadership remain sceptical about the possibility of building a new stadium with Inter next to the current San Siro so they are evaluating alternatives.

That is according to La Repubblica (via MilanNews), who write that Milan and Inter met Mayor Sala and the superintendent of cultural heritage of the Municipality Emanuela Carpani yesterday.


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They did so in order to probe the possibility of removing the constraint on San Siro which will start in 2025, when the second and third tiers of the stadium will turn 70 years old and thus have extra protection placed on them regarding developments/demolition.

While waiting for the result of the talks between Carpani and the minister Sangiuliani, the teams are continuing to work on alternative solutions so as not to be caught unprepared in the event the ‘new San Siro’ project becomes unfeasible.

Milan in particular are pushing hard and while the La Maura hypothesis seems to have faded, the Rossoneri are very skeptical about the feasibility of the San Siro dossier plan especially after so many years of work, postponements and missed deadlines.

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3 Comments

  1. We could have already started building the new stadium alone in Sesto San Giovanni but no we are still talking with shinter and Sala wen shinter does not have to build the stadium together with and Sala wants us to keep paying for the use of San Siro!

  2. i thought it was already established they wont build with inter.. 2 many click news no proper vetted info..

  3. Better go to sesto or other sites but without inter. Inter dont have financial power now and their owner in chinese have difficult financial . I think better AC Milan build their own stadium and let inter rent san siro . That will be win win solution for both club and mayor sala

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