The city council officially voted through a new demand that AC Milan and Inter will have to comply with in their stadium project. Instead of just shy of 70k, the new stadium now has to have at least 70k capacity.
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As a result of the public debate, the ball was once again passed over to the city council and on Thursday, the council voted through a couple of new demands. One of them, as reported by Tuttosport (via MilanNews), is the stadium capacity.
Milan and Inter had planned for a stadium with a capacity of just under 70k, justifying this with the fact that adding more will be very costly. Indeed that is the case, as the clubs will have to spend at least €100m to comply with the new demand.
The parties are thus pondering the situation and it remains to be seen what the response of the clubs will be. Should the demands become too many for the project’s sustainability, then Sesto San Giovanni could seriously be considered.
