The CEO of WeBuild has spoken more about the plans put forward to renovate San Siro, insisting that they can get the stadium up to the standards of modern world-class facilities.
When both AC Milan and Inter made it clear that they were exploring the opportunity to build a new stadium outside of the city centre, the Council scrambled to try and keep the clubs inside the city limits and put forward the idea of revamping San Siro.
They enlisted the help of WeBuild, who pitched a €300m project that would bring the nearly 100-year-old structure up to modern standards. Those plans were put forward to the two clubs who must now evaluate if it seems feasible.
Pietro Salini, the CEO of WeBuild, spoke on a conference call with analysts during the presentation of WeBuild’s first half results for 2024 and he commented on the San Siro plan, with Calcio e Finanza relaying his comments.
“A few weeks ago, we presented a revolutionary project for the San Siro Stadium in Milan. The realisation of the project that we will incorporate into practical means for the two football clubs and for the city to have one of the best stadiums that can compete with high-quality stadiums at an international level,” Salini said.
“Our commercial pipeline remains strong at over 90 billion euros. Compared to the global market estimated at over 30 trillion for the next 4 years, it seems like a very small share of it. This makes us confident in the solidity and durability of the market for the coming years. Our Group generates 35% of its turnover from Italy.
”This is in line with what is held by competitors in their home markets. Here we are committed to deliver the significant amount of orders that we have acquired in recent years. But many other opportunities are on the horizon. In the coming years there will be other projects to complete the railway lines, such as the Salerno-Reggio Calabria and the Adriatica lines.
“At the end of June, the European Parliament updated the guidelines for the Trans-European Transport Network, including many new railway lines. With this update, more funding will come. We also expect investments in metro lines, ports, stadiums, hospitals and hydroelectric power plants.”
So the CEO of WeBuild endorses it what a surprise 😀
dont make me laugh as they will benefit financially from the San Siro project themselves.
I wouldn’t mind staying at San Siro if the stadium was sold back to us (AC Milan) the righfully and original owners for a very small fee and then renovating it but renovating the stadium under current setup with us still paying a rent is downright offensive and wont make us financially progress any further as a club.
Let Inter pay the whole sum and stay there while we’d enjoy the renovated San Siro until our own stadium is ready. Everyone wins. 😀
Two stadiums, for two very big internationally-recognised teams.
this is a trolling article. move on
Stupidest title ever. Come one guys you can do better. The SempreMilan staff should be embarrassed about this one.