AC Milan and Inter recently decided against renovating San Siro, with both evaluating the possibility of creating their own stadium. However, Pietro Salini, the CEO of WeBuild, has commented on the matter, describing it as a ‘madness’.
When it comes to the matter of the stadium for Milan, there is confusion. After all, the past 10 months – if not longer – have shown an inability to reach a decision, even if a preferred idea has been existent.
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As expected, the Rossoneri listened to the proposals for the renovation work, and at first, there was a complete refusal to consider the possibilities, but late in the process, a u-turn seemed possible, albeit the Diavolo did not follow through with this.
Now, the possibility of a move to San Donato is weakening after Paolo Scaroni’s words, and confusion is once again the theme.
Today, speaking to Corriere della Sera, Salini commented on the Milanese clubs’ decision, and took stock of the situation as it stands, and Milan News have relayed his words.
“On San Siro I wait. We have made a proposal that meets the needs of the teams, now the American owners are thinking about a new stadium. When they realise how long it takes in Italy to build a new stadium they will analyse our project again. Two separate stadiums are madness: better to invest in players.”
There are many cities with multiple stadium. London has more than 6, Madrid has 2, Lisbon has 3, Barcelona has 2 etc.
Those cities not in Italy
Italy isn’t a third world country. Two stadiums in the same city is possible, if clubs are persistent.
Clubs are but the council government are not ready for improvement… stagnant mentality while the world has totally changed from being too traditional
Madrid hs more than 2 you’re forgetting that Getafe is based in Madrid.
I thought that there probably was 20 clubs in London so got a bit curious and looked it up and this is what i found
“seventeen
The city is the home of seventeen men’s professional clubs, several dozen men’s semi-professional clubs and several hundred men’s amateur clubs regulated by the London Football Association, Middlesex County Football Association, Surrey County Football Association and the Amateur Football Alliance.”
In my view there simply is no credibility when those who will financially prosper if we stays at San Siro comes with their inputs as its in their interest that we stays there.
Honestly it’s time for the clubs to totally forget about these clowns, but if Inter can stay in the San Siro, then it’s good, but Milan needs it’s own personal stadium, it’s better financially, in terms of prestige, the clubs Identity, and it’s growth, that’s the only way this club will grow.
If you don’t own your stadium you will never compete in this day and age
He is absolutely right!