AC Milan and Inter may well have to evaluate another location for their stadium project, as the roadblocks are piling up for the San Siro area. In addition to the potential contract, there is also worry about CO2 emissions.
It’s been over three years since Milan and Inter first announced their stadium project for the San Siro area. The road since has been long and after what seemed like a breakthrough with the public debate, more roadblocks have emerged instead.
As reported by Tuttosport (via MilanNews), the first issue concerns the potential constraint that could be put on the Giuseppe Meazza as the second ring will turn 70 years in 2024. It’s previously been established that the stadium has no historical significance, but that could always change.
Furthermore, environmentalists are upset with the project as demolishing the stadium would result in 210k tons of CO2 emissions. It’s not exactly a positive factor considering that Milano already has a lot of pollution. Milan and Inter, as such, might have to focus on Sesto San Giovanni instead.
